The Cake Panelling Masterclass
Covering your cakes with fondant just got easier. Learn everything there is to know about Panelling with fondant using my two favourite methods in this in-depth online masterclass (Intermediate to advanced).
Welcome to Cake Panelling 101!
Course Presentation
Introduction to Panelling Workbook
Presentation of the Two Methods Workbook
Preparing for Panelling
Zaza's Rolling Method
The Upright Method
Assembling the Cake Workbook
Dowel
Covering the Cake Board
Assemble and Finish the Cake
Useful Links
Feedback Form
The ground rules for a smooth panelling process so that you can confidently panel cakes of any size from the comfort of your own kitchen
How to perfectly cover small (and more fiddly) cakes with fondant by using my go-to "Rolling" panelling method
How to cover larger cakes just as smoothly with the Upright panelling method
All the theory to assemble a Fondant cake, ready for travelling
All cake lovers: pros and amateurs alike, bearing in mind that this is a more advanced course and it will be easier to follow if you already have experience in cake covering (using ganache and fondant).
No. This course is ONLY about covering your cake using the panelling method with fondant (also known as sugarpaste). Your cakes should be covered in Ganache before using these panelling methods.
You can indeed find the exact same course paired with my Ganache Perfect course if you also want to learn how to work with Ganache to create that structural layer before applying the fondant and understand how Ganache works. Go to the Online School main page to find the "Ganache Perfect & Cake Panelling Masterclass Bundle"
Any type of sponge that is sturdy enough to be ganached and tiered (classic sponge, madeira, etc), filled with either buttercream or ganache - i.e. a filling that sets hard. And most importantly, COVERED IN GANACHE - I personally prefer white chocolate ganache, but Dark or Milk would also work perfectly if these are you go-to!
I always recommend covering cakes with Ganache for stability. If you still want to use buttercream, you'll still be able to use the Upright Panelling method. The Rolling method however can only be used on a cake that has been covered in ganache.
All the PDFs are downloadable for easy access, yes. You will have to log in to access the videos however.
Once purchased, you will have lifetime access. This will allow you to work at your own pace, and make the most of it!
ABSOLUTELY! Zaza Marcelle's online courses have been designed to help fellow cake designers (and aspiring cake designers!) in their cake journey, whether by teaching them new techniques or showing them things they already knew with a different approach. We only ask that you respect the courses Intellectual Property (that you will be able to find at the beginning of each course), and that you do not share the course content with people who have not enrolled in Zaza Marcelle's classes. And if you feel like tagging Zaza Marcelle on socials (@zazamarcelle), then we will be happy and honoured to re-share your work with our cake community!