Category Archives: Gummy

I Sssssee You – Gelatin Floral Art Meets Gummy and My Bizarre Brain

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

So there’s this thing they do in Mexico where very talented people cast some gelatin and then use syringes to artfully inject opaque gelatin into it, leading to some lovely designs. Usually they’re flowers, but I’ve also seen some gorgeous … Continue reading →

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Flexible, Edible Stained Glass eBook Now Available!

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I’ll be posting links in the sidebars and doing more promotion later today, but for now my loyal readers (all six of you!) get first crack at my newly released ebook on how to do the stained glass technique with … Continue reading →

Posted in Cake Decorating, Cookies, Cupcakes and Mini Cakes, Experimental Techniques, Fancy cakes, General Freakishness, Gummy, My Recipes | Leave a comment

Basic Gummy Recipe/Tutorial Posted

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I’ve recreated the old gummy tutorial from my kimberlychapman.com website here on Eat The Evidence, including some updated tips and photos, plus a photo-free version for easy printing: Basic Gummy Recipe and Tutorial It is now linked from both the … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Gummy Demonstrations

Posted on April 11, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I will be doing two demonstrations of my gummy techniques in May: 1) May 12, Austin Mini Maker Faire. 2) May 20, Texas ICES Day of Sharing in Fort Worth. Both have tickets available now (I don’t get paid for … Continue reading →

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Accident Pie – Or How I Invented Chocolate Gummy

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I was in the middle of a bunch of posts about the main gummy recipes since this week I developed a good clear gummy recipe as part of that flexible, edible stained glass ebook I’m working on. Then I got … Continue reading →

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Measuring Gelatin

Posted on March 23, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I’m working on a post for my new clear gummy recipe and the recipe template program I use has a pull-down menu for units that doesn’t include “envelope” (it has “packet” but that means different things to different people). I … Continue reading →

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2012 Austin Cake Show

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

This is my summary of my and Peo’s stuff from this year’s big cake show in Austin. My main entry was a completely new technique I invented that I call Flexible, Edible Stained Glass. I recreated John William Waterhouse’s “The … Continue reading →

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Gummy Water Drop Test

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

I’ve been wondering for some time if I could make nice, round ropes of gummy by running a stream of it into cold water. Today I gave it a shot, and the short answer is nope, it doesn’t work. The … Continue reading →

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Jello Origami

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Kimberly Chapman

My Jello Americans has a cool video and tutorial on how to make Jello “Origami” using gelatin sheets. They do admit that they’re “faking” the origami insofar is it’s the shape of the final orgami crane, not an actual piece … Continue reading →

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Zombie Skin: Let’s Bite ’em Back!

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

Zombie apocalypse got you down? Hordes of the greenie-gutses trying to storm your compound and eat your tasty, tasty brains? Well I did some experimenting and I’ve found a way for you to bite those undead back with Zombie Skin … Continue reading →