i have used this on alot of cakes with brown frosting.
This frosting is simple & delicious. The only frosting you will ever need for your carrot or banana cake…trust me! Try not to eat it all before it gets on the cake though!
I found this on the internet and added the sundae syrup to it. I wanted a caramel icing to go with a spice cake I was making. I’m sure this would also be good on a white or yellow cake and also using the icing as the filling.
This icing can be used for easy piping, to make run outs or collars slowly add drops of water until desired consistency is reached.
I have been looking for a nice chocolate frosting that is like the canned frosting you can buy and finally came across a recipe from Pioneer Woman’s blog. This is a fantastic recipe – tastes great and just like the canned frosting, but better! You can use any chocolate you would like (I prefer milk chocolate over semi-sweet).
This was a mix of pourable fondant and buttercream. Only 1 layer necessary, no crumb coat needed! Evens to a perfect smooth surface on it’s own
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I developed this chocolate recipe as a result of needing a crusting chocolate that could withstand the Texas heat. After I started a thread about ways to use Indydebi’s recipe to make a chocolate frosting, I have experimented with the different ingredients and have come up with a frosting that I love. So yummy I can eat spoonfuls at a time. Sinful to the waistline! Easy to smooth and crusts beautifully!
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I found this recipe on the Martha Stewart website a few years ago and have loved it – as do my customers. I have tweaked this recipe by adding the vanilla almond bark or white candy coating and I also add more almond extract than the original recipe and omit the vanilla extract it called for – but you can adjust the extracts to suit your taste. Enjoy!
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I was making a birthday cake for my uncle when I decided to add flavored to a royal frosting recipe. This is what I cam up with
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This reciepe has never ever let me down! Give it a try!
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