[Sca-cooks] Shrimp mold was Mairi Ceilidh

Sue Clemenger mooncat at in-tch.com
Wed Mar 31 07:27:54 PST 2004


Cool! Thanks!
Did you do something similar for the wedge of faux lemon? What did you 
use to color that, by the way?
And what would you suggest to imitate the orange-dusty cheese coating 
that covers goldfish crackers?
--maire, full of questions this morning.....

Olwen the Odd wrote:
> Maire, to make a shrimp mold simply take a couple different size shrimp 
> and freeze them hard, then press (past the half-way point) into a block 
> of Sculpy then press the other side (past the half-way point) into 
> another block of Sculpy.  I have found when making my molds that if I 
> leave the item in the mold crevase then mark with a line or a divit that 
> I match the two sides up when I put the marzipan in the mold.  Since 
> shrimp are fairly thin I push them in past the half-way point to give 
> them a little fatter, thus stronger, body.  Oh, and make sure to press 
> their little legs into the Sculpy too, or at least I do.  You don't have 
> to colour the marzipan because it is the right colour, just take a 
> paintbrush and liberally brush a good coating of saunder into the mold.  
> Easy as pie!




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