Beauty and the Beast Cake / Stained Glass Cake with floating isomalt rose

Today I am showing you the oddly satisfying Beauty and the Beast Stained Glass Cake with an edible floating isomalt rose recipe.
The new Beauty and the Beast movie is coming out this March 2017 and I had so many requests to make a cake based on it!

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Beauty and the Beast Cake/ Stained Glass Cake with floating isomalt rose
Ingredients:
-4 layer 8" round cake, white fondant covered
-Piping gel (red, yellow, blue, black, green, ivory, light brown, dark brown, pink)
-Red, green, clear isomalt nibs
-Belle, Beast, Rose templates
-Black gum paste

Procedure:
1. Cover Belle template with a piece of parchment paper and trace outline with black piping gel. Place gel picture into the freezer for 10 minutes. Once chilled, remove from the freezer and line up on the cake, gently press the image onto the side of the cake, making sure to press each line onto the cake. Tidy up any lines that need it with a paint brush, and pipe over any sections that need it. Color in the picture with piping gel.
2. Repeat for the Beast drawing.
3. To cover the rest of the cake, pipe black lines on the cake, and fill in spaces with yellow piping gel. On the top, color in the shape of a rose.
4. Place a piece of parchment paper over top of the rose picture. Place black gum paste into a fondant extruder, with the second smallest round tip, and squeeze out the gum paste. Use the thin line of gum paste to trace the outline of the rose. Use water if needed to attack pieces.
5. Melt red isomalt in the microwave according to directions. Carefully pour melted red isomalt into the petal area of the rose. Pour green isomalt into the stem area. Allow to cool completely before trying to move. To make loose rose petals, pour red isomalt in the shape of a tear drop and allow to cool.
6. Using clear isomalt, carefully attach rose to the inside of a hurricane vase.
7. Cover cake board in white fondant and repeat process used for covering the cake, this time using shades of blue to cover the board. Place petals into the center of the cake board, an turn vase upside down to create the illusion of the rose floating.
8. Place cake on top of vase when ready to serve. Cake is best consumed within 2-3 days and should be kept in the fridge.

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[mazmain]

That is fantastic! The possibilities are endless with this technique thanks so much for making this tutorial

[PolishSurpriseEggs]

The stained glass cake with a drawing of Beauty and the Beast and an isomalt rose is brilliant, like, share

[zaynababbas]

how came people put dislike it's amazing it looks like art. u r very smart

[ReisWorld]

you definitely need patience for this. it looks amazing

[bunnycottontail]

I honestly have no idea how you did that. I mean, this cake is hard work, and you still finished it perfectly?! Teach me your ways!

[Annamendo]

im so excited you made this its beautiful!! gona use it for my daughters birthday cake

[bearheart]

These techniques are really effective. I _love_ the isomalt rose!

[AllasYummyFood]

Such an amazing work Jenn! You are so bloody talented!!!

[nazifarahman]

Wow! This cake looks like real stained glass painting. U r really talented.

[cami]

Cake that's stained glass looks great Jen

[toniadavis]

My daughters spend hours watching your vids. We are excited to try this cake before seeing the movie this week. Thanks for the time you put in!

[nancylinhares]

WOW, love this way too!! Never in my life would I have guessed to do this!! Thanks!!

[feliciamarietorre]

I love this. I've never seen this technique for cake decorating. Awesome.... And Beauty & The Beast is my absolute favorite Disney movie. ❤️🎂🍰

[smartwillow]

I think this is one of the most beautiful cakes you've done

[jachelenemarricone]

such a beautiful cake of Beauty and the beast cake from the new movie beauty and beast

[darasheehan]

that is a super cool idea. im definitely going to try it some time.

[debbieduncan]

Stunning! Thank you so much for another great tutorial ❤️👏🏻😊

[Hey_Ruthie]

The whole thing is amazing but I would be happy with just the transfers. Lol. Awesome job, Jen. I would love to see an I Love Lucy/Lucille Ball cake!

[ddlrm]

This is so different and I love it. I like how you make these complicated cakes looks so easy by the way you explain them 😁.

[ginettecourchesne]

Wow, you have lots of patience, beautiful work, thanks for sharing