Chocolate Buttercream

Baking By dmo4ab Updated 12 Jun 2010 , 8:32pm by dmo4ab

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dmo4ab Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 3:41am
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I hope I'm not duplicating a post - but I'm searching for info in a pinch! I usually use Wilton Chocolate Buttercream made with 1/2 crisco and 1/2 butter and un-sweet choc squares. No complaints. I recently switched from Wilton regular buttercream to IndyDebbies - Love It!!

Now for the real issue - I just finished mixing a batch of IndyDebbies BC for a sample cake for a wedding client tomorrow, only to realize she now requests the sample in chocolate buttercream. (I'm a pleaser - of course I said yes). Has anyone made IndyDebbies BC into chocolate? I'd really love just to convert what's already made to choc instead of having to make a new one and potentially waste the one I just made.

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mamawrobin Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 5:07am
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I use Indydebi's buttercream recipe and make chocolate quite often. I use the unsweetened chocolate squares as well. I add 6 ounces per batch. I always have to add a little more milk but I just add a teaspoon at a time until I get the right consistency. It's really good too.

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dmo4ab Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 11:32am
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Thanks mamawrobin. I'll give that a try this morning!

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Pickulz Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 6:15pm
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I always use Indydebi's BC as well..but havent tried chocolate...but really want to..
when you say you add unsweetened chocolate squares...how exactly do you add them? Melt them and add them?

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mamawrobin Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 6:29pm
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Originally Posted by Pickulz

I always use Indydebi's BC as well..but havent tried chocolate...but really want to..
when you say you add unsweetened chocolate squares...how exactly do you add them? Melt them and add them?




Yes. I break the squares in half and melt at 50% power in a glass bowl in the microwave. I let them cool enough not to melt my buttercream but still be pourable. This is really a good chocolate buttercream. I'm making some right now thumbs_up.gif

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dmo4ab Posted 12 Jun 2010 , 8:32pm
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I agree - I think it turned out tasting great!!

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