I Think I May Have Cracked The Sugarveil Recipe......maybe

Baking By Somethin-Sweet Updated 21 Sep 2015 , 6:22pm by ChrystysCreations

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chantilly-lace Posted 20 May 2014 , 4:41am
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Hi Roxylee,  I now have my mix on sale and have sold quite a few. They are on Australian ebay under the name Chantilly lace icing. I have just made a cake took 4hrs last night even had to cover the cake with fondant first.

I hope you like my ebay pages.

Best Regards

Pat

 

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roxylee123 Posted 20 May 2014 , 6:27am
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Thanks for letting me know Chantilly-lace I will take a look. Your cake is beautiful I love the blue lace.

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costumeczar Posted 20 May 2014 , 10:58am
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Just out of curiosity, how is it that the Chantilly Lace has been a selling member of Ebay since 2013, but you say that you've just "cracked the formula" in the last few months? I suggest that you buy an ad on here or other forums if you want to sell your product.

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chantilly-lace Posted 20 May 2014 , 12:22pm
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AHi costumaczar,

I don't think I need to answer this question but the eBay account is my husbands account and he lets me use it. I have been selling this lace product for only a short while to ebay customers and. Cake decorators . With very good results. I have also been giving a sample of the lace mix. To cake decoration shops for them to try it and give me there verdict. Hope this answers your question. Best regards Pat

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Rfisher Posted 20 May 2014 , 2:42pm
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AI can't resist. I hope you do not take offence. If my husband's ebay account was under the name of chantilly lace, there would be no stopping me from never calling him his given name again. It would be strictly The Big Bopper from then on. 100% of the time. For ever.

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brusselsprout Posted 20 May 2014 , 8:08pm
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Hi this looks good but my scale dose not weigh 0.3 of a gram how did you weigh it?

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maz86eda Posted 3 Jun 2014 , 2:35pm
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AHi Does anyone know a recipe for sugar veil without tylose? Will xantham gum or gelatin work?

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Girlu Posted 5 Jun 2014 , 10:54am
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can I use egg whites instead of egg white powder, as we do not get it in Indian.  And how much?

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lutie Posted 10 Jun 2014 , 3:37am
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what is the shelf life?  does it keep as long as fondant?  Can you freeze it and then thaw before filling the forms?  Can you freeze the lace once it is made?

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Masaffi Posted 14 Jun 2014 , 7:56am
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AThanks Dawn for the recipe... Tried it and yey!!! It works... I doubled the amount of water though as it became so thick. And since I dont have tylose i tried the wilton gumtex :)

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Rhonda B1964 Posted 10 Jul 2014 , 5:58pm
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Does this need to be baked? If so, what temp and how long? Or does it just set up at room temp. I am not sure if my mats are oven safe. Thanks for your help.

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thatlittlecakep Posted 29 Jul 2014 , 7:36pm
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ALove this i didn't think of painting the matt, thanks!

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FionaDawn Posted 25 Nov 2014 , 11:17pm
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Your welcome for the recipe, however now someone is profiting off of it on youtube, and yes you do need to add some water to it as you think necessary.  I'm a bit upset right now as I did not post this for someone to just run and make a video of the total recipe and profit on my creation.  I did however improve on it by adding some glycerin to it.

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FionaDawn Posted 25 Nov 2014 , 11:19pm
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You can help it along in drying quicker if you have high humidity in your home by putting it in the oven at about 100 to 170 degrees, keep an eye on it, don't let it dry out to much as you will probably want to put on a second coat.  When you do, pop it back in and wait till the sheen comes off of the lace.  Its a good idea to use a veg spray on your mat first or cornstarch, I prefer the veg spray... but not too much!!!  Cornstarch on it seems to make it brittle.

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midget08 Posted 30 Dec 2014 , 3:04pm
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Originally Posted by Somethin-Sweet 

Oops! Sorry crp7- thought I had done that- must have been on another forum! Here it is.......

3 egg whites
1Tbsp Cream of Tartar
2lbs Powder Sugar
1 pkg Gelatin (dissolved in a little bit of water)
2 cups MM (melted)

I mixed the first 3 ingredients together for 10 minutes as if making royal........then added the Gelatin, then the Marshmellows..........beat until it is stiff enough to pipe ( maybe 5 more minutes or so)

Try it and see what you think!

Question: I haven't read through all the comments and maybe this has been answered but can you substitute Meringue Powder for the egg whites? And just to double check MM is marshmallow?  Is it measured at 2 cups of (mini)mm then melted or is it mm melted then measured?
Thanks! 

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Cookie4 Posted 30 Dec 2014 , 6:36pm
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Bumping to read later...

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ChrystysCreations Posted 21 Sep 2015 , 6:22pm
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Not sure if this would help anyone, since this post was last seen in 2014, but "Baking Savvy" found a very easy way to make homemade edible lace, very similar to the SugarVeil kind by using Royal Icing Mix and Tylose and some water.


You can find the video on how she does it in YouTube by searching for the title " 3 Ingredient Homemade SugarVeil".


Hope this helps.



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