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Step 3Prepare the Rolos & Fondant
Take your fondant out of the fridge about 30 before hand to get it to a more workable temperature.
Unwrap your rolos.
Split your fondant into 4 balls.
From Ball 1:
Make a small ball from your white fondant (see photo), and press it into the indentation on the top of the rolo. We're trying to get a more rounded, even top to your candies. It doesn't have to be perfect.
From Ball 2:
Take 1/2 of Ball 2 and knead it with black paste food coloring. Do wear gloves, or you'll end up with black on your fingernails like i did in the rest of the photos!
Take 1/2 of Ball 2 and knead it with blue / green / yellow food coloring, if you're doing Clone Troopers, in the color(s) you want your troopers helmet decorations to be.
Place your colored fondant in the fridge to keep it cool.
Balls 3 & 4 will be rolled in step 4.
PS, don't worry if you're running out of fondant (although you shouldn't be), you'll have lots of extra scraps once you start cutting out your circles out.
Unwrap your rolos.
Split your fondant into 4 balls.
From Ball 1:
Make a small ball from your white fondant (see photo), and press it into the indentation on the top of the rolo. We're trying to get a more rounded, even top to your candies. It doesn't have to be perfect.
From Ball 2:
Take 1/2 of Ball 2 and knead it with black paste food coloring. Do wear gloves, or you'll end up with black on your fingernails like i did in the rest of the photos!
Take 1/2 of Ball 2 and knead it with blue / green / yellow food coloring, if you're doing Clone Troopers, in the color(s) you want your troopers helmet decorations to be.
Place your colored fondant in the fridge to keep it cool.
Balls 3 & 4 will be rolled in step 4.
PS, don't worry if you're running out of fondant (although you shouldn't be), you'll have lots of extra scraps once you start cutting out your circles out.
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