Is there such thing as cream cheese buttercream frosting? I am in love with sugar shack's buttercream, and use it frequently. I am making a red velvet cake where cream cheese frosting was requested. Is there an icing like sugarshacks that's as smooth but includes cream cheese? TIA!!
Yes there is such recipe. I have made this before and it's devine.
12 oz. cream cheese slightly chilled
1 stick plus 6 TBS. (7oz.) unsalted butter at room temp.
1 cup confectioner's sugar
2 tsp. vanilla extract
1 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup water
3 egg whites
Beat cream cheese until fluffy, add butter 1 to 2 TBS at a time mixing until smooth.
Add confectioners sugar and vanilla and mix until fluffy. Set aside at room temp while buttercream is prepared.
Combine granulated sugar and water in a heavy saucepan and bring to a boil over med heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Continue to cook w/o stirring until syrup reaches soft ball stage of 238 degrees on a candy thermometer.
Meanwhile, put the egg whites in mixer bowl and have the mixer set up and ready to go. When the syrup is done, turn the mixer on med low and begin mixing the egg whites while slowly drizzling syrup in. When it's all incorporated, raise your speed to high and beat until egg white mixture has cooled to body temp and a stiff meringue forms.
Slowly add cream cheese mixture to egg whites by the spoonful and raise speed to med when it's all incorporated until smooth and fluffy.
Enjoy!! Hope this helps!!
here what I always use...
4 oz. cream cheese softened
1 stick butter or margarine softened
Flavoring
2 cups vegetable shortening
2 lbs. powder sugar
Beat cream cheese and butter until blended. Add flavoring and coloring at this time. Add shortening and sugar in increments. Beat on medium (stand mixer) for 5 - 10 minutes.... enjoy. I love this icing and it crusts and smoothes great.
Are either of these recipes shelf stable or would the cake have to be refridgeratorated after frosting with these?..
TIA
Linda
I would say no, because it has cream cheese in it. I could be wrong, but at first thought no!
Mine is shelf stable for a couple of days once it is on the cake. If you are making and storing it i reccomend refrigeration and then you need to let it set out a while befor using it or it will be to stiff to work with.
Cream Cheese frosting must be refrigerated. Shelf stable just means that it doesn't have to be refrigerated while sitting on a shelf after being made. Were as you made it and it would be refrigerated. Anything shelf stable after opening the container must be refrigerated.
Whatever.... once I ice my cakes I can leave them on the counter under a dome for a few days. No biggie nothing happens to it.
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