Make a Marzipan Panda
Ingredients
- Odense Marzipan
Learn how to make a marzipan panda using Odense Marzipan.
Time
n/a
Yield
1
Directions
For your panda, you will need to dye half of your marzipan black. Split into two pieces and use black food coloring to dye one piece black. A little food coloring goes a long way! - Split undyed marzipan into two pieces: one for the head and one for the body.
- Shape the body into a long egg-shape and the head into a panda head-shape.
- Shape and place ears on your panda's head carefully using some of the dyed marzipan.
- Shape and place eyes on your panda's face using some of the dyed marzipan.
- Shape nose into small black triangle and place onto the tip of your panda's face.
- Here's your completed panda's head!
- Use the dyed marzipan to make two logs. Pinch at one end to create arms and attach near the top of your panda body.
- Make legs similar to the arms (black logs pinched at one end). Attach on the bottom of the body so your panda can sit on its own.
- Place your panda's head on top of the body and press down lightly to secure.
- Ta-da!
For your panda, you will need to dye half of your marzipan black. Split into two pieces and use black food coloring to dye one piece black. A little food coloring goes a long way! 
Shape the body into a long egg-shape and the head into a panda head-shape. 
Shape and place ears on your panda's head carefully using some of the dyed marzipan. 
Here's your completed panda's head! 
