hey how are you my roses are coming out really good I am very pleased I don't know how to take a picture and post it I was going to send a picture to my friend and the picture didn't do the rose justice and I thank you for all your help
my roses don't look like the cake boss roses but I think they are very pretty
As much as I have watched that program I can’t picture in my mind how his look LOL! I’m really glad to hear you are satisfied :) When you need a lot of them they can be air dried — just make them with a dryer/ slightly stiffer b’cream & let them dry — usually overnight is enough then they can be handled enough for placing w/o a problem Make them up to 3 months or so, keeping them in a dry, covered place/box Happy decorating!!
thanks do you use the wilton recipe for your decorators frosting
I’ll use it for making flowers but for all else I use *2 of everything * found in the recipe section of this site It’s too soft for making roses - even the crusting version Remember thou I don’t bake/decorate any more The last cake I made was about a month ago & it was a total deaster:( I’ve lost my touch Actually I tried to cut corners instead of doing what I know works & it was awful
I'm with you @kakeladi, I've been out of practice since moving to Florida. I'm sure that your cake looked a thousand times better than anything that I'd come up with.
There are tons of nice roses being piped out there, the Cake Boss style is just one of them. Also different frostings will pipe and look quite different. For just piping flowers & leaves in a stiffer icing...…….. Edna De La Cruz has a nice recipe, & you can add a bit more meringue powder to make it stiffer. She used to post here on Cake Central.
https://www.cakecentral.com/recipe/28315/crusting-buttercream-recipe
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