Spoon Method Of Icing Cake??

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cakebaker1957 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 4:36pm
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Has anyone ever done this method i think you take the back of a spoon and then i have no ideal next can someone please help me with this cake due tomorrow and i would like to try this technique
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cakebaker1957 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:10pm
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Has anyone ever done this method i think you take the back of a spoon and then i have no ideal next can someone please help me with this cake due tomorrow and i would like to try this technique
Thanks every one




Any one!

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rottieluvr2000 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:18pm
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I have never heard of this. Are you trying for a smooth icing of the cake or a textured icing?

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mbt4955 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:18pm
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I don't know if this is what you are talking about, but I found one link. I'll look for some more.

http://simplecakedecorating.com/icing-techniques-for-easy-decorating/

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Chippi Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:21pm
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Hi Cakebaker........I haven't tried this yet I have seen cakes done with it. I googled and found a link that might help you ...good luck! icon_smile.gif

http://simplecakedecorating.com/icing-techniques-for-easy-decorating/

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Chippi Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:23pm
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here is another one...........short demo's but might help icon_smile.gif


http://www.countryliving.com/cooking/about-food/cake-decorating-0508

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mbt4955 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:31pm
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here is another one...........short demo's but might help icon_smile.gif


http://www.countryliving.com/cooking/about-food/cake-decorating-0508




I think you win the prize, Chippi! thumbs_up.gif

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playingwithsugar Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:33pm
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That's the look they used to give the cakes on the cake mix and pre-made frosting commercials, way back in the day. I never knew what it was called.

I was wondering how they did it, but I think, on TV, they used a knife or small spatula.

I love that look. It always reminded me of clouds.

Thanks for posting this!

Theresa icon_smile.gif

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Lori17201 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:34pm
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It's how my mother and those of that generation used to frost a cake.

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icer101 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:44pm
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somebody showed that the other day on here.. you take the back of your spoon .. start at base of cake and move it up to top edge.. move over a little... do the same thing , all around the cake.. then go across the top with back of spoon. some bride wanted this look. i don,t know where to tell you to look, i guess under , how do it.. hth

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2txmedics Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 7:47pm
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are you talking about making swirls?....if so I do mine with my icing knife...just wet the cake with a couple of sprays from my mister..to keep icing smooth and soft..then I lef it dry...also you will notice the imprinting on my cake that is the paper towel method.
LL

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Skirt Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 8:03pm
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If you use boiled icing then you can really get the swirls going!
I know with meringue my mom uses a knife to get the cutesy peaks on her lemon meringue pie.

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cakebaker1957 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 8:35pm
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I have never heard of this. Are you trying for a smooth icing of the cake or a textured icing?




No i dont want it smooth , i hate smoothing so i thought about this Thanks for the response

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cakebaker1957 Posted 5 Mar 2009 , 8:46pm
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I don't know if this is what you are talking about, but I found one link. I'll look for some more.

http://simplecakedecorating.com/icing-techniques-for-easy-decorating/




thank you thats it knew i could count on you guys

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123CraftWithMe Posted 29 Nov 2012 , 8:55pm
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Okay, this is a foreign language but the pictures show you how to do it.

http://sockerrus.se/2011/09/30/lacker-tarta-med-superenkel-frostningsteknik/

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