Is it possible to over whip the buttercream?? I tried a new recipe because I needed a small amount and the buttercream became very watery..did I over whip it and broke it down?? Has this happened to anyone else???
I don't know your recipe, but usually if you overbeat buttercream (especially if whipping on high speed with the wire whip instead of the paddle, and if the beater/paddle isn't completely covered to the top of the blade), it becomes airy. Maybe your recipe has too much liquid. Is it just watery, or has it separated?
Another possibility: If the meringue is not completely cooled before adding the butter, the butter will melt and it will never come together.
the first time I made a butter cream I have it well done, the second time it was a true disaster too thin in the third temptation, not at all successful, I would like some advice please, because I am new to this area! thank you for your help it would be really good!
the first time I made a butter cream I have it well done, the second time it was a true disaster too thin in the third temptation, not at all successful, I would like some advice please, because I am new to this area! thank you for your help it would be really good!
it really depends on the type of buttercream you're referring to.
American BC (powdered sugar + fat)
Swiss and Italian Meringue buttercream (egg white meringue + sugar + fat)
so many other kinds too that i'm not familiar with yet (e.g. custard-based)
if you can post or link us to your recipe, many people here can help with more insight
the first time I made a butter cream I have it well done, the second time it was a true disaster too thin in the third temptation, not at all successful, I would like some advice please, because I am new to this area! thank you for your help it would be really good!
it really depends on the type of buttercream you're referring to.
American BC (powdered sugar + fat)
Swiss and Italian Meringue buttercream (egg white meringue + sugar + fat)
so many other kinds too that i'm not familiar with yet (e.g. custard-based)
if you can post or link us to your recipe, many people here can help with more insight
I think it was an Italian Meringue - 2 egg whites, 125g of sugar, 125 of butter. Voilà!
I think it was an Italian Meringue - 2 egg whites, 125g of sugar, 125 of butter. Voil�!
i love this video by Warren Brown of CakeLove:
he offers great techniques and i have yet to flop this version of IMBC ... I have flopped many others!
i love this video by Warren Brown of CakeLove:
he offers great techniques and i have yet to flop this version of IMBC ... I have flopped many others!
Thanks! I'll have to try it and do exactly like he does, then we'll see!
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