Frost my cupcakes! Please suggest your best recipe for an excellent middle-of-the-road chocolate frosting-- not too dark, not too heavy, not too fragile, not too sugary.
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posted by Bardolph
on Oct 26, 2012 -
19 answers
Help me find this chocolate frosting recipe from a (Hershey's?) cocoa tin from the 1960s based on my mom's description.
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posted by quiet coyote
on Mar 20, 2011 -
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I am looking for a cake decorating book that does not use fondant (except for things like flowers on top of the cake). I despise the taste of fondant and refuse to cover the entire cake with a layer of it just to have a smooth surface. Buttercream and royal icing, and ideally -- but not necessarily -- also gum paste.
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posted by jeather
on Jan 11, 2011 -
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Wondering if anyone's familiar with a packaged seven-minute type frosting that I used to be able to find until a few years ago. It came in a pouch and you whipped it with hot water in an electric mixer. The frosting was the marshmallow type you would put on an angel food cake. Availability in Alberta, Canada would be helpful too.
posted by albertagirl
on Feb 18, 2009 -
7 answers
[Cupcake-Filter]: Why is my cream cheese frosting an irreparable mess? How can I make some that is temperature stable?
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posted by numinous
on Oct 13, 2008 -
16 answers
What is your best frosting recipe that doesn't use confectioners' sugar but does use a liqueur?
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posted by Polychrome
on Jun 21, 2008 -
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Is it possible to make the type of frosting that comes in a can? I love that frosting, but I also love cooking from scratch. I do not like buttercream or thin glazes much. Is there a name for the type of frosting that you usually find in a can? Can it be approximated at home? What gives it its distinctive taste? Do you have a recipe?
posted by lgyre
on Feb 7, 2008 -
13 answers