Indydebi Icing

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MommaDukes Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 4:27pm
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I love this icing!!!
So does everyone else in my family.
Thank you for sharing this recipe. thumbs_up.gifthumbs_up.gifthumbs_up.gificon_smile.gif

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KatsSuiteCakes Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 4:45pm
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Couldn't agree more........perfect! thumbs_up.gif

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josweets Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 5:38pm
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Where can I find it? icon_cry.gif

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caked4life Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 5:54pm
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Where can I find it? icon_cry.gif




http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6992/indydebis-crisco-based-buttercream-icing

It makes beautiful roses too!

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MommaDukes Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 5:56pm
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You beat me to posting the link icon_biggrin.gif

This frosting is the BEST hands down, we are in south florida and I never have trouble with it and the humidity.

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indydebi Posted 10 Dec 2010 , 12:21am
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ah shucks! Thanks!

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josweets Posted 12 Dec 2010 , 11:37pm
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Caked4 life - Thank you for sharing the link.

Indydebi - thank you for sharing your recipe!


Can't wait to try it out icon_smile.gif

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josweets Posted 12 Dec 2010 , 11:47pm
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IndyDebi - Can I make this icing in advance and store either in fridge or freezer? What do you recommend?

Also, do you recommend refrigerating the cake after icing it? or just let sit on counter?

Thanks in advance --

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DeezTreatz Posted 12 Dec 2010 , 11:56pm
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It truly is the best! Everyone that has tried it here LOVES it and the chocolate & hazelnut version! MMM Mmm mmm! icon_smile.gif

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indydebi Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 12:04am
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I never refrigerate this icing and I NEVER refrigerate my cakes.

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josweets Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 12:10am
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Originally Posted by indydebi

I never refrigerate this icing and I NEVER refrigerate my cakes.



Thank you for such a quick reply! Can it be made in advance, and if so, how does it need to be stored?

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cupcakesnbuttercream Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 12:19am
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Yep, love it. I often try different icing recipes, but this is my "go-to" recipe.

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DeezTreatz Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 12:20am
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I make my cakes (example) Friday night for Saturday - And leave them in a box on a counter overnight - and the cake is still fine out the next day.
I wouldn't put it in a sealed container - this can make it sweat, etc.
Always store in a cardboard box! icon_smile.gif
I use water instead of milk when I make this recipe!

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indydebi Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 12:38am
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i store it on the counter for days/weeks (depending on the baking volume).

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au_decorator_76 Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 1:14am
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Best icing hands down!!! Everyone that has had it loves it. I beat the heck out of the crisco. The best for taste and for crusting. So glad I found it! icon_smile.gif

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Peridot Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 1:45am
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Best icing I have ever used. Absolutely love it and it freezes well also.

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momto2pottsy Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 2:09am
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I agree, BEST ICING EVER!!!! Thankyou so much IndyDebi!! This is my family's favourite icing, esp. my husband's. For someone who's not a "sweets" person, he'll eat this icing from the bowl!

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josweets Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 2:32am
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Thanks to everyone for the replies and tips...I can't wait to try it icon_biggrin.gif

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ThePurpleButterfly Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 4:23am
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I'm def going to try it!! I should add that it shouldn't even be called a BC considering there's no butter nor any butter flavoring. It's more of a simple cake icing. Anyone try this using butter flavoring?

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NanaSandy Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 4:41am
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indydebi: I just have to say it is good to know that I am not the only one who doesn't refrigerate my cakes. After reading thru the forums, I was starting to think maybe I needed to. (but of course, as a home hobbyist, I don't have the room in fridge icon_rolleyes.gif ) So thank you for that!!!
I checked out your recipe, and I am going to have to try that! Sounds yummy!!

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Peridot Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 3:11pm
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I do not refrigerate my cakes either and I always feel like I SHOULD be doing this step.

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visionsofprisms Posted 13 Dec 2010 , 3:20pm
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Originally Posted by ThePurpleButterfly

I'm def going to try it!! I should add that it shouldn't even be called a BC considering there's no butter nor any butter flavoring. It's more of a simple cake icing. Anyone try this using butter flavoring?




I love indydebi's BC, I have read in some forums were people don't like the fact that it is all shortening.

But just for them to know, you can substitute butter in. It calls for 1 1/3 cups shortening, I tried using 1 cup shortening and 1/3 cup butter. It still worked great like always, and gave it the buttery taste that some people love.

But definitely the best crusting BC I have ever used.

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DemiGiggles Posted 26 Apr 2012 , 1:43pm
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Hi, I am not a professional baker and am making my first wedding cake in August in Canada so it will be humid and hot. I have done my research and want to use your IndyDebi Icing recipe. I have heard amazing things, but I am worried that it sometimes cracks. I am using it for my birthday cake this weekend, and was wondering if you have any advice for both preventing this frosting from cracking as well as how to fix it if it does crack (ie I have read that adding vinegar helps, as does adding more milk). So you can better comment on what I might do wrong this is exactly what I am doing:

1. make the frosting with these ingredients
1-1/3 cups Trex
1/3 cup milk, depending on consistency needed
3 Tbsp powdered Birds Dream Topping
1-2 Tbsp clear vanilla
2 lbs powdered sugar (MUST be pure cane sugar)
a pinch of salt because I don't like really sweet frostings.

2. I will then beat the shortening for 10-15 minutes ON LOWEST SPEED before adding other ingredients. Slowly add sifted sugar. Add rest of the ingredients.

3. I will put a layer between frozen cakes (they are 14 inch and so they are easier to handle this way. Pipe an edge of BC and fill with my fruit filling. Then put other layer of cake on and bring cakes to temperature.

4. Frost the entire cake and rest for 15 minutes. Use VIVA method.

5. Leave cakes out on my counter (or if I do it the day before in a cardboard box). As per your recommendation I will not refrigerate my cake BUT COULD YOU PLEASE COMMENT ON IF I CAN LEAVE THE CAKES ON THE COUNTER FOR A DAY IN 90 DEGREE TEMPERATURES WHEN I MAKE THE SAME CAKE IN AUGUST?

SERIOUSLY thank you so much. I wouldn't be able to pull this off if it weren't for all of your advice. Thanks.

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