Culinary Art: Watercolor Techniques for Illustrated Biscuits

Make the Royal Icing

A course by Rachel Levesque , Pastry Designer and Illustrator

Pastry Designer and Illustrator. Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France.
Joined June 2022
98% positive reviews (52)
2,739 students
Audio: French
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About the video: Make the Royal Icing

Overview

“First of all we will learn how to make a perfect royal icing and I will give you all my secrets for an ideal texture and result! ”

In this video lesson Rachel Levesque addresses the topic: Make the Royal Icing, which is part of the Domestika online course: Culinary Art: Watercolor Techniques for Illustrated Biscuits. Discover edible watercolor decoration techniques and create mouth-watering illustrated biscuits.

Partial transcription of the video

“Make the royal icing In this lesson, I will share all my secrets with you to make absolutely perfect royal icing. In very simple terms, this recipe can turn out to be catastrophic if it is too runny or too thick. To make this recipe, we will need 90 grams of egg whites, a little water and 500 grams of icing sugar. To start this recipe, we will simply pour into the bowl of the robot egg white and icing sugar. When we put the egg white and the icing sugar in the bowl of the robot, we will be able to start mixing all that with the sheet. Very important, do not mix with a whisk so as not to inc...”

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Course summary for: Culinary Art: Watercolor Techniques for Illustrated Biscuits

  • Level: Beginner
  • 98% positive reviews (52)
  • 2739 students
  • 4 units
  • 16 lessons (2h 51m)
  • 5 downloads
  • Category

    Craft, Culinary
  • Areas

    Traditional illustration

Rachel Levesque

Rachel Levesque
A course by Rachel Levesque

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Pastry Designer and Illustrator

Rachel Levesque is a pastry designer and illustrator based in Lille, in the north of France. Winner of the television competition for the Best Pastry Chef in 2017, she had the bright idea of combining her two passions for pastry and illustration by launching her own brand Happy Pastille, with which she makes cookies and decorations for cakes.

She first began to paint on meringue, marshmallow, chocolate, before discovering that cookies are great mediums for expressing her creativity. Major brands such as Chanel, Clarins, and even Cabaïa have already succumbed to the childish and flowery charm of her creations.


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Culinary Art: Watercolor Techniques for Illustrated Biscuits. Craft, and Culinary course by Rachel Levesque

Culinary Art: Watercolor Techniques for Illustrated Biscuits

A course by Rachel Levesque
Pastry Designer and Illustrator. Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France.
Joined June 2022
  • 98% positive reviews (52)
  • 2,739 students