I made a double back of cupcakes (24) and had around 4 cups
of frosting left over.
I am going to need to double the cupcake recipe and I only plan on using enough frosting on each to do a rose swirl, so I don't necessarily want to double the frosting recipe if I don't have to, since often times I end up with lots
of frosting left over.
Not exact matches
Press 1 chocolate - covered espresso bean into
frosting on upper
left or right side
of cupcake.
I was that dreadful person who scraped all the sugary, fluffy
frosting off my sugarbread and
left it to die on the side
of the plate.
Yesterday, I only had two ripe bananas, but I did have about a cup
of pumpkin
left over from your fabulous pumpkin bread (that i turned into amazing mini chocolate chip studded, maple
frosted mini cupcake / muffins).
Depending on how much
frosting you like on your cupcake, you may have a little
left over, which isn't too bad
of a problem to have, is it?
This sweet potato cake with brown butter sage
frosting and a crown
of fresh sage
leaves would be the perfect centerpiece for a seasonal gathering.
Grains, dairy, soy, nuts, and refined sugar are
left out, but this take on a classic still has that old - fashioned layer - cake flavor, including a double - decker dose
of gooey, chocolate
frosting.
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frosting of all time is.
Place your first layer onto a cake stand or tray and pipe red
frosting in a circle on top
of the layer
of cake,
leaving 1 / 4 - inch
of cake unfrosted around the edge.
Or do as my husband did — microwave one for the briefest
of seconds just to take the chill off and
leave the cake ever so slightly warm but the
frosting still thick and sturdy.
Remove from the fridge and
frost just the sides
of the cake in white buttercream,
leaving the top empty.
Spoon about 1/3
of the
frosting onto the center
of the cake - half and spread with a knife or spatula until you cover the top
of it evenly,
leaving about 1/2?
i also made choc cupcakes & had a lot
of cream cheese
frosting left over so i added that in b / w 2
of the layers.
The only thing I
left off was the
frosting, because I really suck with that sort
of thing, but man - thing just slathered peanut butter and jam all over it and started pulling «homggnomnom» noises.
Now take your piping bag fill
of cream cheese
frosting and starting on the outside,
leave about 1/4
of an inch edge.
I used several small bowls to dip the coconut - and sprinkle - covered cupcakes into, but for the most part I used one bowl to mix the rest
of the
frostings, simply wiping or rinsing the bowl out between batches and
leaving the dark - colored cocoa powder and nut butter
frostings until the end.
Could I make this
frosting ahead
of time and
leave in the fridge for one or two days before using it on corrupt cake?
Nida —
Leave the extract out
of the
frosting and add 1 — 1 1/2 tsp.
Gently spread
frosting on the outside and top
of the cake making sure to
leave some open spaces to give it that naked cake look
However, I recommend stacking the colors more vertically instead
of right next to each other horizontally — since we will be smoothing the
frosting around the sides
of the cake horizontally and you'll want to
leave a bit
of room to allow the colors the «blend.»
Completely cover the curved back side
of the cake with the remaining
frosting and
leave the 2 remaining sides open.
For a cream cheese
frosting recipe — you could try the cream cheese
frosting recipe from this cake: https://www.justsotasty.com/apple-spice-cake-cream-cheese-
frosting/ (I think you might have extra
left over), or for more
of a cream cheese glaze you could try the glaze recipe from this pumpkin bread: https://www.justsotasty.com/pumpkin-bread-with-cream-cheese-glaze/
These were pretty good, but there was a lot
of left over cinnamon butter and
frosting.
Three layers
of moist flavorful pumpkin cake with lot
of chocolate chunks inside,
frosted with a cinnamon cream cheese
frosting, topped with chocolate ganache and decorated with golden chocolate
leaves.
if i bake it ahead
of time, for a gathering, can i
leave the cake out and then
frost it right before serving that day?
Leave some
of the bits
of dates in there for texture, but if you prefer, you could blend them all the way to make a smooth and thick
frosting.
Smaller, younger
leaves may be better; a
frost sometimes boosts the sweet side
of Brassicas; or, soaking
leaves in warm salty water for half an hour before roasting might be helpful.
Leaving some peppers up on a plant that has to endure a night
of frost is going to
leave you with some not so great tasting peppers.
+ To serve, spread a bit
of frosting on each pancakes as you stack,
leaving most
of it for the top
of the whole stack.
I do nt like to use Stevia or any type
of sweetners do you think it would make too much difference if you
left out the Stevia in the
frosting?
After the cake is baked, cooled, assembled, and
frosted, all that's
left is to add a handful
of chopped pecans to the top.
I then make a lemon icing /
frosting (thicker, often with a tablespoon or two
of vegan «butter» or coconut butter lot's
of lemon zest, vanilla extract and powdered sugar) and paste it on top,
leave in a cool place to harden.
I like to chill mine before slicing and
frosting, but you'll read all about that in the next paragraph
of the recipe instructions so I'll
leave that decision to you.
But you can use a different nut / seed butter if you prefer the taste
of something else, or just
leave it out and know that the
frosting will be a little softer / thinner.
Pipe
frosting around the edge
of each cupcake,
leaving a well for the topping.
I had made this
frosting a couple
of days ago for cupcakes and had some
left over.
My inner vegan nutritionist starts shooting off fireworks in the shape
of kale
leaves, filling party poppers with protein bars, and
frosting cupcakes with chia gel.
I
left out the sugar once trying to make self -
frosted nutella cupcakes - they had the consistency
of a biscuit and were inedible (you know they're bad when even nutella can't save them!)
I love the wow factor and colorful appeal
of a nonpareil sprinkle - covered cake, but you can also pipe on extra
frosting, colored icing or
leave it simple and white.
I was so pleased to see I had enough
frosting left over to fill a batch
of macaroons.
While I stretched it to cover the sides
of a layer cake for purposes
of making a last minute baseball cake, I recommend just spreading
frosting between the layers and on top
of the cake,
leaving the sides exposed OR make 1 1/2 times the
frosting amount to have enough to fully cover the cake.
You can take it as dark as you like, from pale peanut butter to the color
of toffee even, but in this case I
left it on the lighter side since it'll be going back in the oven with the brownies (I like to describe it as the color
of peanut butter
frosting).
On top
of the ANZAC Caramel is the Coconut Cream
Frosting and a sprinkle
of desiccated Coconut and, if you have any
left overs, ANZAC biscuits.
The
frosting technique is not only beautiful, but
leaves you with a nice thick layer
of the good stuff.
I'm not a big fan
of frosting so I
left that off.
Remove the cake from the fridge and finish
frosting the top and 3/4
of the sides with plain buttercream,
leaving the bottom 1/4 with just a crumb coat (reserve the rest
of the plain buttercream) Place the cake in the fridge for at least 15 minutes.
Too heavy
of a
frosting would have weighed each bite down; I wanted a cake that would melt in your mouth and
leave a whisper
of sugar, vanilla, and almond behind.
I tinted a tiny amount
of frosting with cherry juice and a drop
of red gel coloring,
leaving it a perfectly pale pink.
Last autumn I broke all the branches off the plant
leaving a rough stem (we get
frosts and I figured that getting rid
of all the leafy bits would protect it, which it did).