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Marzipan Fruit

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Marzipan Decoration Ideas

Making Marzipan Candy Vegetable Garnishes

How to make Marzipan candy fruits and vegetables.

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Recipe For Icing

Christmas Cookie Icing

Home Made Marzipan

Homemade marzipan (dailydelicious).

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Marzipan's mushrooms

Marzipan mushrooms.

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Marzipan Snowman

cute marzipan snowman

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Marzipan mushrooms

Decoration Patisserie

Tanah Liat

Fondant Decorations

Fondant Icing

How to Make a Marzipan Yarnball

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Raspberry Marzipan Mushrooms?

Raspberry Marzipan Mushrooms- Roll balls of marzipan into stem shapes; place a raspberry on each. I don't even know what I'd do with these but gosh dang it they're adorable! And I do love marzipan...and raspberries. Maybe on cupcakes? Or?

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How to Make Marzipan the Easy Way, at Home | Mother Would Know

Have you ever seen those adorable edible fruits, vegetables, animals or other items sitting on top of a cake or candy and wondered what they are made of? It’s marzipan, a combination of blanched and finely ground almonds, sugar, and something that will bind those ingredients together. The confection is also used in lots of baked goods, especially Danish pastry and those beautiful almond crescents I always lust after when I pass them in bakeries.Grocery stores sell marzipan (typically near ch...

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Vegetable Ideas

Garden Vegetable

Polymer Clay Diy

Polymer Clay Miniatures

Marzipan Veggies

Veggie #2: Carrot Marzipan What you need: marzipan, orange food coloring, fresh rosemary, toothpick, sharp paring knife, fingers Start with orange tinted marzipan. Use a toothpick to make a tiny hole on top of the carrot. Insert a small sprig of fresh rosemary into the hole. Cut lightly and horizontally with sharp knife for texture.