Cutting Fruit Pasta

You made your fruit paste by following our tutorial on the creation of fruit paste or not elsewhere and it will now be necessary to cut them.

Professionals use a guitar or mussels. These items are very effective but very expensive and not in our budget of enlightened amateurs.
So we will use a simple technique but gives more than honest results.

Prepare our utensils:

  • A cutting board
  • A big knife
  • A hen’s ass
  • A flap
  • Fine powdered sugar
  • Your fruit paste is ready to be demolded. You have waited at least 24 hours since the end of cooking.
  • Carefully unmold the fruit paste. If you followed my step by step creating fruit paste, it should be strong enough to be demolded by hand.
  • Put your dough on the cutting board.
  • Cut your fruit dough into strips of 2 cm on each side. Use a knife long enough to slice a strip at one time. Try to stay parallel to the edge of the dough.
  • Once all your strips are cut, take them back and cross them in squares of 2 cm on the side. This should form cubes if the thickness of your dough was 2 cm.
  • Here, your pasta is cut and the whole is already very appetizing. Restore your calm and we will begin the coating phase of the pasta.
  • Pour a little crystal sugar in the bottom of a bowl. You can opt for a fine classic sugar that will give “more sweetness” in the mouth or a fine ground sugar that will give a little less. May be the fine sugar will give it a more delicate look on some fruits.
  • Pour some fruit pasta in the bottom of the bowl and roll in the sugar with your fingers. If you are a bit more agile, you can do the same thing without touching the fruit pasta by giving movement to the bowl.
  • Place them on the flask and let them air dry for another 72 hours then place them in an iron box to keep them at least 1 year without any problem.

Cutting fruit pastes is not trivial. She participates in the beauty of the whole. So apply yourself and do not neglect it.