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Decorating By Priya25 Updated 13 Jun 2013 , 10:46am by cakealicious7

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Priya25 Posted 12 Jun 2013 , 6:11am
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Hi,

 

Can anyone help me how to rectify curdled Cheese Cream Icing?

 

Thank you.

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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 12 Jun 2013 , 6:52am
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Are you sure it's curdled and not just lumpy?

I've had it happen once when I was super short on time and used everything straight out of the fridge, and no amount of mixing would smooth it out, so I tossed it in the food processor and voila.

 

I have no experience with actual curdling though, my only advice would be to beat the heck out of it, lol.

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doramoreno62 Posted 12 Jun 2013 , 8:58am
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I have never heard of CC icing curdle.  If it's your basic recipe (room temp CC, butter mixed with powdered sugar and vanilla) there is no reason why it should curdle. I agree with scrumdiddlycakes, maybe you have under mixed it?

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Priya25 Posted 13 Jun 2013 , 6:23am
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Hi, I did beat it for a very long time but still the same.

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Priya25 Posted 13 Jun 2013 , 6:25am
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My ingredients were at room temperature, still I don't know why it curdled. :(

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doramoreno62 Posted 13 Jun 2013 , 6:46am
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What is your recipe? Maybe if we saw the ingredients it would help.

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Priya25 Posted 13 Jun 2013 , 8:18am
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Hi,

 

I used this link for the Cream Cheese Frosting.

 

http://www.recipes4cakes.com/frostings/cream_frosting.htm

 

Thanks

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cakealicious7 Posted 13 Jun 2013 , 10:46am
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AHi I use my ingredients straight out of the fridge when I make cream cheese frosting, it makes it more stiffer- can't understand why it curdled though?

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