I used
Wilton tip 1M to make the borders in this cake.
I used
Wilton Tip 2D for these cupcakes.
I used
Wilton Tip 1M for these cupcakes.
And then using a 2D
Wilton Tip I covered the cake with large rosettes and I think I -LSB-...]
I have about 100
Wilton tips and I only use this one.
Sometimes, I just have to take those old
Wilton tips out and go crazy with buttercream.
Not exact matches
For piping Cool Whip or whipped cream onto a smaller surface, use a smaller
Wilton decorating
tip.
To give my whipped cream a stylish - looking presentation, I used a size 2A round
Wilton decorating
tip.
Place in a piping bag, fitted with a
Wilton 1M open star
tip, and pipe rosettes on top of the cake.
Decorate the cupcakes using a knife, or a piping bag and your favorite piping
tip (I typically use a star
tip, such as the
Wilton 1M).
Place the icing in a piping bag fitted with a small round
tip (I used a
Wilton # 6) and pipe a border around each cookie.
The
Wilton 1M
tip, that is.
This buttercream recipe frosts 24 cupcakes with the
Wilton 1M
tip shown.
DECORATE - Pastry
tip «
Wilton 2D» should make perfect roses.
Quickly ice the sides and top of your cake using the
Wilton Cake Icer
Tip 789.
An open star decorating
tip (such as a
Wilton 199) was used to create the whimsical frosting design.
You can either spread the frosting on the cupcakes with a small spatula or, if piping, use a large
Wilton 1M open or closed star
tip to make lovely swirls.
Fit a piping bag with a small round
tip (I used
Wilton # 2).
If you want to pipe the frosting, I like to use a large
Wilton 1M star decorating
tip.
The frosting in the photos was colored with
Wilton's Orange Gel Icing Color and piped with an Ateco # 827 Open Star
Tip.
As for the
tip, I was using one similar to a
Wilton 2110.
I took a
Wilton frosting
tip (# 3!)
I piped dollops of the frosting with a
Wilton # 10 round
tip.
Place leftover frosting a pastry bag fitted with desired
tip and pipe a border around the top (I used a
Wilton 4B
tip).
I use a
Wilton Star
Tip 6B or an Ateco 829 Star
Tip and a disposable pastry bag (16 inch or 18 inch is best because it holds plenty of meringue) to pipe my meringue on to a lined baking sheet.
Stir peanut butter filling to loosen (it will firm up quite a bit in the fridge), and divide it evenly amongst the baked pâte à choux bottoms — you may pipe it on using a large round pastry
tip (
Wilton # 12) or simply scoop it atop.
I used a
Wilton Star
Tip No. 21 to decorate these cupcakes with a simple swirl.
I believe the
tip I used is a
Wilton 352
tip.
Additionally, you'll want a bit of white rolled fondant or modeling chocolate, a small star cutter, and if you're making the ruffle cake, a 104 or 105 (
Wilton measurements) ruffle
tip.
To frost them the way I did, place a frosting
tip in a piping bag (I used a size 32
Wilton star
tip), then place the bag in a glass.
If you have buttercream left over, transfer to a piping bag fitted with your favorite decorating
tip (I used
Wilton 2D).
If you want to make it pretty, you can spoon the caramel sauce into an icing gun and use a
Wilton # 12
tip.
Buy «Dishwasher Safe Decorating Set» products like
Wilton ® 12 - Piece Cookie Decorating Set,
Wilton 12 - Piece Cupcake Decorating Set,
Wilton ® 4 - Piece Ruffles Cake Decorating
Tip Set,
Wilton ® 4 - Piece
Tip and Coupler Cake Decorating Set,
Wilton ® 4 - Piece Easy Bloom Cake Decorating
Tip Set,
Wilton 12 - Piece Mini Treat Decorating Set
I Marian, I just adore your site and so thankful for you sharing all this info with us.Im just learning how to make royal icing.Would you share which brand merenque powder you use please?I was wondering if it makes a difference.I used
Wilton and their recipe (no cream of tarter) and it took a full day to dry and then sort of looked pitted by then.Did I over mix or was it the brand?Thank you so much for any
tips you can give me!
Then I piped two rows of cream using my
Wilton Number 6B Open Star
tip (slightly obsessed with this
tip at the moment!)
I used a pastry bag fitted with a
Wilton # 4 round
tip.
TO FROST: Fit a 14 or 16 - inch disposable piping bag with a
Wilton # 1M piping
tip (cut
tip off piping bag so just 1/2 of the piping
tip shows).
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I used a large pastry bag and a star
tip (
Wilton 1M) to make these into rosette shapes, but if you don't have either of those things, you can simply spoon them out onto the parchment paper.