I tried your recipe earlier this week and again today, and both times it turned out great! This will be my new BC recipe for this type (shortening/butter/powdered sugar). It's not too sweet with such a rich taste. Just wanted to let you know and say thanks!
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-1602-0-ButterCream-Icing-for-Frozen-Transfers.html
Yes, it is
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-1602-ButterCream-Icing-for-Frozen-Transfers.html
I have been using this one since I first learned about it on this site
I do not understand why it says not to use Hi Ratio? Crisco breaks down in icing so it would not be as stiff. Hi Ratio provides a stiffer base.
I didn't put the link to the recipe on my original post. Someone else did, I guess. I used Crisco and it worked fine. The recipe I copied from one of Cali4dawn's posts didn't say anything about not using hi-ratio, or BCT. I haven't been able to find hi-ratio in town yet, guess I might have to get it online. The recipe I was using was:
1 1/2 C butter
1 C hi-ratio shortening
2 T flavoring (though I used less, about 2 teaspoons)
2 pounds +/- powdered sugar
I haven't done any BCTs. I've only used it for regular filling and icing.
I love the recipe for the frozen buttercream transfers too.....that was the first recipe I saved to my recipe box, because I wanted to try frozen transfers and after I tasted it, I started using it on all my cakes and still do....it's an awesome recipe....I use the paper towel method on it all the time and it works like a charm, LOVE THIS FROSTING
It's a way of making designs, like a picture on a cake with buttercream. Here's a link for instructions:
http://www.cakecentral.com/article12-How-To-Create-a-Frozen-Buttercream-Transfer.html
Thanks Icing, I am always searching to try new ones in hope of finding the perfect one.
I believe so, this makes enough icing to decorate an 11x13 sheet cake and have some icing left over.
It's like making a double batch of wilton's buttercream.
It's pretty close to regular white when made with regular crisco and using clear flavorings.
If you use butter crisco and regular flavorings, it will be off white.
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