And A Strawberry On Top!

Baking By HeidiCakesUtah Updated 8 May 2012 , 2:05am by Bellatrixx

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HeidiCakesUtah Posted 22 Apr 2012 , 11:28pm
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What do you do to a strawberry so it doesn't "bleed" and break down the frosting when you put a whole one or a piece of one on top of the frosting?

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vickim6948 Posted 22 Apr 2012 , 11:38pm
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I'm not sure what others do. But I make sure they are very very dry after washing them and I will normally glaze them also. I have not had problems with bleeding or breaking down the icing. HTH

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HeidiCakesUtah Posted 23 Apr 2012 , 1:43am
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Thanks for the feedback...how do you glaze them?

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Karema Posted 30 Apr 2012 , 5:31pm
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I just buy can of strawberry topping and scoop out a strawberry and put it on top. I feel more comfortable knowing it won't spoil bc of the heat or grow mold!!!

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scp1127 Posted 1 May 2012 , 2:43am
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Two ideas... place the strawberry on at the last minute or consider covering it in chocolate. A fresh strawberry uncut will last awhile.

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Bellatrixx Posted 8 May 2012 , 2:05am
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i recommend glazing strawberries before sticking them on cupcakes. It keeps them from drying out if they're cut and it prevents bleeding

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