Icing A Cake

Decorating By tutugirl Updated 9 Jul 2015 , 11:34pm by kkarma50

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kidauba Posted 5 Jul 2010 , 5:47am
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Hay Margarita esas fotos estan de toque y el paso a paso ni se diga, GRACIAS por traerlo, yo siempre he tenido una duda, se que su receta es en cantidad grande, icon_redface.gificon_redface.gif si yo quisiera usarla para un cake 10X10 y de alto 4 pulgada, la cantidad a usar seria????????????????, icon_sad.gificon_sad.gif Una vesmas GRACIAS cariños kidauba

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deMuralist Posted 1 Aug 2010 , 6:22am
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thanks so much, can't wait to try it.

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erincc Posted 1 Aug 2010 , 2:40pm
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Looks great!!! Have you used this method on square cakes? Seems like all my brides want square cakes, much to my dismay!

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momsgoodies Posted 2 Aug 2010 , 12:03pm
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Gracias por el tutorial está fantástico. Cuando dices hi ratio shortening, te refieres a manteca crisco o manteca emulsificada??

Gracias por aclarar nuestras dudas!!!

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Jan14grands Posted 2 Aug 2010 , 12:17pm
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I can't wait to try this method too! I have a hard time with my edges. I'm doing a baby shower cake for this weekend, and I'm going to try icing this way. Hope it makes it a little easier. I always do the viva method and have tried the hot spatula, but this seems easier. We'll see!! Thanks for the tutorial and the pictures - I love when people share there techniques...

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PiccoloChellie Posted 2 Aug 2010 , 12:22pm
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Gracias por el tutorial está fantástico. Cuando dices hi ratio shortening, te refieres a manteca crisco o manteca emulsificada??

Gracias por aclarar nuestras dudas!!!




Es manteca vegetal especial para icing, como Crisco. Se llama Sweetex o Alpine.

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momsgoodies Posted 2 Aug 2010 , 2:36pm
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Gracias Piccolo!!!

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carrywilsonhome Posted 2 Aug 2010 , 2:54pm
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Great pictures! Wish I could use the tips you shared but I use a non-crusting buttercream.



You can use this technique with a non-crusting recipe I use SMBC most of the time and all I do is refrigerate it till set then use the paper towel method to smooth it works perfectly!




icon_confused.gif You put fuzzy linty p.towel on a meringue BC?

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arenapr Posted 29 Sep 2010 , 3:36pm
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Tuve la dicha de participar de ese taller en Puerto Rico y conocerte. Eres una estupenda persona. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos con los demas.

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sboerger Posted 29 Sep 2010 , 4:16pm
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Love this method

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tutugirl Posted 2 Oct 2010 , 1:45pm
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Uso manteca emulsificada.

I don't use meringue powder on my buttercream and the icing is very stiff so there is no need to wait. No fuzzy stuff int he icing.

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Alycat613 Posted 4 Oct 2010 , 7:36pm
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Does this technique work on sheet cakes as well? I have a baby shower cake and I have never been really good at getting smooth icing so I want to try it, but I want to make sure that it would work before I try it. Thanks so much!!!! Your cakes are absolutely amazing!!!!

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joiecreations Posted 7 Oct 2010 , 1:28am
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Beautiful....what exactly is high ratio flavorings ? Can this method work with IMBC ?? probably not with the papertowel since it's very soft but the technique probably will.

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rae_rae Posted 8 Oct 2010 , 9:25pm
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claudell Posted 8 Oct 2010 , 10:20pm
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Thank you!!!!

Claudell

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Scarlets-Cakes Posted 8 Oct 2010 , 11:13pm
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Thank you soooo much for posting this. I resort to fondant every time because I can't get my buttercream smooth. Your technique and talent makes it look like fondant. I need lots of practice. Cake anyone? icon_biggrin.gif

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pugmama1 Posted 8 Oct 2010 , 11:59pm
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Thanks for the pictures- will try it on my next cake!

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KrazyKakesNJ Posted 9 Oct 2010 , 12:10am
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Definitely trying this!! Thank you

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RahRee Posted 12 Oct 2010 , 1:59am
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I've tried many methods, but have never been completely satisfied with the results. This is the best one I've tried yet!

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Rosie2 Posted 8 Nov 2010 , 8:45am
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Wow, thank you so much---you rock!!!! thumbs_up.gif

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GL79 Posted 8 Nov 2010 , 5:20pm
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Thanks for the tutorial!!

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FrostingKrista Posted 8 Nov 2010 , 5:32pm
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Thanks so much for the tutorial!! I can't wait to try this on my nephews christening cake!! (My brother hates fondant - or as he calls it fondue..lol) icon_smile.gif

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lyndim Posted 8 Nov 2010 , 5:36pm
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Can't wait to try it!

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jenny311 Posted 8 Nov 2010 , 6:03pm
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I can ice a 14/11/8/5 in about 1 1/2 hours which is not that bad.




Very Impressive!! Can't wait to try this out! Thank you for sharing! thumbs_up.gif

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Adevag Posted 29 May 2011 , 6:06pm
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Since I don't put merengue powder on my icing the buttercream stays soft and creamy. Also it doesn't crack at all.




Thank you for helping me find your post (from your cake photo of "Buttercream soft green") and these great instructions.

I have done a similar method, only my buttercream developed cracks. Does the risk of cracks in the buttercream increase when adding meringue powder?

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tutugirl Posted 1 Nov 2011 , 6:09pm
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Not sure how to bring this to date...people are asking me about the tutorial...

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tutugirl Posted 7 Nov 2011 , 4:14am
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This is the post you are looking for...let me know what you think.

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carrie70401 Posted 7 Nov 2011 , 3:10pm
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Can't wait to try this. Right now I use the Viva method and people comment on how my icing is so smooth but I still see issues on every cake. Hoping this will help. Looks great!

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KMKakes Posted 8 Nov 2011 , 12:55pm
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I agree, I also use the Viva papertowel method yet here recently I have found that when I am finished with the cake the frosting cracks after it I try to pick up the cake to put it into the cake box. Could it be that I possible need to refrigerate my cakes to help them set? I am afraid of placing the cake in the fridge with fondant decorations on them..... (Just in case someone ask use a butter shortening recipe, should I use more of one than the other?)

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Tails Posted 8 Nov 2011 , 3:14pm
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I need to find a viva towel replacement here in SA lol I would love to try this!

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