How To Make Coffe Creamer Ice Cream
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Roll a piece of fondant to create two large baked bean-shaped pieces and score them across the middle to make the goggle fasteners. Add a touch of metallic shimmer by dusting them with edible silver lustre dust if you have any. If not, don’t worry. Take the same cutter you used for the middle of the goggles, cut out two white circles for the eyes and two yellow circles for the eyelids. Trim off two curved ends for eyelids and attach to the white circles. Using a small circle cutter or your fingers, roll or cut two smaller circles of brown fondant for the iris and two smaller balls of black fondant for the pupils. Build up the eyes looking in, out, up, down, or even crossed and add a small dot of white to add a bit of light.
The eyes can be used to create different expressions so it’s really up to you which way they are looking. Now to make the cake. You will need four round cake tins of 4” in diameter, greased and lined with greaseproof paper. Cream together the sugar, butter and vanilla extract until pale and fluffy using a stand mixer or electric hand mixer. Then add one egg at a time with a spoonful of the flour to prevent it curdling on medium speed. Finally, add the rest of the flour on low speed until it’s all combined but be careful not to over-mix it! Divide the mixture into the four tins and bake in the oven for approximately 25 minutes or until golden and the top of the sponge springs back when you press it!