Does Anyone Here Use The Wilton Extra Special Butter Cream?

Decorating By dandy207 Updated 10 Jun 2006 , 2:18am by daltonam

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dandy207 Posted 8 Jun 2006 , 8:42pm
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Or if youve just tryed it, what do you think of it? is it easy to frost cakes with, can i make borders or roses with it? tia!

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BlakesCakes Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 4:38am
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I use this buttercream almost exclusively. I modify it to use half crisco half butter. I love it and others like it very much, too. I've also flavored it with caramel extract, raspberry extract, and others and it's delicious. I pipe all types of decorations with it, it holds up well in the fridge for up to 2 weeks, and I've had not trouble with it "sitting out". The ratio of fat to sugar is very high, so it doesn't spoil quickly.

Rae

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daltonam Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 4:41am
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I USED IT LAST TIME & WILL FROM NOW ON--I CHANGE SOME THINGS ALSO

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skylightsky Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 5:26am
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So what is this recipe?

Can I find it in the recipe box here at cakecentral?

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tiffy76620 Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 5:31am
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Hi! Look on the Wilton site, they have the recipe there.

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mbelgard Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 11:26am
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I haven't tried it for roses but have used it for character cakes or just to frost. I do the half butter, half shortening too and my family loves it. It isn't as sweet as the regular buttercream which is good.

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lacie Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 1:02pm
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is it easy to smooth? does it crust?

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dandy207 Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 5:10pm
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thanks for your replys! Maybe ill try it for a practice cake and not an actual customers cake, would you think it would holdup for ruffles on the side of the cake? also since theres whipped cream in it, im thinking it might have alot of air bubbles in it, is that true?

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BlakesCakes Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 9:22pm
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No whipped cream in it--just whipping cream added as a liquid.

It isn't an airy icing. It does crust mildly and I've made roses with it. They need to set up in the fridge and be applied gently and quickly. If it isn't incredibly hot, they hold up fine.

You can make it stiffer by cutting down on the whipping cream--I always use about 1/2 the recommended amount--and that also makes it crust a bit more. Or, you can add a bit more powdered sugar to it.

Rae

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daltonam Posted 10 Jun 2006 , 2:18am
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Originally Posted by skylightsky

So what is this recipe?

Can I find it in the recipe box here at cakecentral?





this is the recipe i sent you i just made it my owe, don't do it exactly like the recipe said

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