Has anyone tried Wilton's decorator icing? If so, what are your opinions on the product all the way around?
-Taste
-Consistency
-Ease of Use (does it spread nicely)
Thanks!
I tried it once just to see what it was about. I teach wilton and i do ask the students to make their own. (so much better in all ways. I tried it so i could answer any questions the students ask me. But i know they are busy with job, children,etc. so i just let it go. They do the best they can with it. I hope when they finish classes , they will make their own. hth
I have been trying to find an icing recipe that I like, especially a buttercream one. I havent gotten the taste or consistency yet right, my cakes are homemade, just not the icing, yet. I do make an excellent fondant tho!
I really don't like American buttercream (except for a peanut butter one that I made once). I really like is the Italian or Swiss Meringue buttercreams. It is not as sweet.
Please try this recipe. She is a member here. Do exactly as she says. I use the whipping cream when i make this one or any american b/c. Everyone doesn,t like smbc or imbc(especially children.) I make smbc and imbc ,etc. also. but i use american for the clients that solely request it. I also add melted white chocolate(best brand) to this. DELICIOUS!!!! hth also many decorators on here uses indydebi's b/c recipe from this site and also sharon zambito b/c recipe. google it if you cannot find it. I learned how to make it all so i could please everyone with their taste buds. lol!!
http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-do-i-get-my-cakes-smooth.html
Please try this recipe. She is a member here. Do exactly as she says. I use the whipping cream when i make this one or any american b/c. Everyone doesn,t like smbc or imbc(especially children.) I make smbc and imbc ,etc. also. but i use american for the clients that solely request it. I also add melted white chocolate(best brand) to this. DELICIOUS!!!! hth also many decorators on here uses indydebi's b/c recipe from this site and also sharon zambito b/c recipe. google it if you cannot find it. I learned how to make it all so i could please everyone with their taste buds. lol!!
http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-do-i-get-my-cakes-smooth.html
how long does this recipe last?
If you are asking, can you freeze it. I freeze it all the time. I make it up ahead of time, then freeze. If i don,t make it up ahead of time, and have left over icing. then i freeze that. hth
ADefinitely helps! Thanks a bunch! Can't wait to get a mixer with a paddle and try the recipe out!
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If you are asking, can you freeze it. I freeze it all the time. I make it up ahead of time, then freeze. If i don,t make it up ahead of time, and have left over icing. then i freeze that. hth
Please try this recipe. She is a member here. Do exactly as she says. I use the whipping cream when i make this one or any american b/c. Everyone doesn,t like smbc or imbc(especially children.) I make smbc and imbc ,etc. also. but i use american for the clients that solely request it. I also add melted white chocolate(best brand) to this. DELICIOUS!!!! hth also many decorators on here uses indydebi's b/c recipe from this site and also sharon zambito b/c recipe. google it if you cannot find it. I learned how to make it all so i could please everyone with their taste buds. lol!!
http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-do-i-get-my-cakes-smooth.html
Hey! Thanks for the referral! This is still my customers' favorite icing and I really enjoy working with it. It can be left out for a while, but it can be refrigerated or frozen. Just re-whip and it should be good to go!
Hey! Thanks for the referral! This is still my customers' favorite icing and I really enjoy working with it. It can be left out for a while, but it can be refrigerated or frozen. Just re-whip and it should be good to go!
Is there a way to make this with out a paddle attachment? I only have a handheld mixer, and I really want to try this recipe.
I have never made it with a handheld mixer so I couldn't say for sure if the recipe would turn out right or not.
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