I have never been a big fan of super
sweet frosting so I'm all about this tang!
Not exact matches
The
frosting was still, I think, a bit on the too
sweet side but not horribly
so.
Heck, even if I didn't feel like skiing on frigid cold days or icy conditions I would suffer through the poor conditions and possible
frost bite just
so I could enjoy the caramelized, buttery,
sweet goodness.
It's important to taste the
frosting and adjust the ingredients
so that it doesn't come out too
sweet for the already
sweet and tart cake.
Instead of coloring eggs, since that can be
so messy, or off - limits if there's an egg allergy to consider, or you're just trying to reduce the sugar load by avoiding the
sweet frosting of decorated Easter cookies, try watercoloring your cookies instead.
And I am an enormous
sweet potato fan,
so these sound like heaven, especially with that cream cheese
frosting.
This
frosting is not extremely
sweet,
so please feel free to add more Swerve or Zsweet, or maybe some liquid stevia.
cream cheese, room temperature (I recommend using low - fat as full fat is very rich — I liked but my sister wanted a
frosting not
so sweet)
I love this lightly sweetened
frosting because it's not as
sweet as other cream cheese
frosting recipes, and with just 4 ingredients, it's
so easy to make.
I ended up making a layer cake since the recipe makes a good amount of batter, which I'm glad it did and the
frosting is
sweet so a little goes a long way.
I already had some
sweet potato puree leftover from the
sweet potato cream cheese
frosting,
so that made the list, and after a quick look - see of the fridge, I emerged with a bag of local kale, a three pound head of local purple cabbage, and a block of tofu.
The lemon zest complements the cream cheese
so perfectly that I sometimes even snack on this
frosting — I just can't get enough of the
sweet, tangy flavor!
Secondly, I am really OVER cake
frosting that is
so sickly
sweet.
I find the
frosting tasty but a bit heavy and
sweet,
so often opt for something lighter (whipped ganache, coconut - flavored whipped cream, etc.).
Why choose The spiced meets
sweet meets TONS of fluffy
frosting is
so yummy!
Seriously good, just wait for the moment that the crisp chocolate biscuit crust cracks as you bite through it,
so that the
sweet soft and creamy chocolate
frosting fills your mouth.
Much to my delight, this recipe strikes the perfect balance between them,
so you get a fluffy, moist cake with just the right amount of
sweet and tart, topped off with an airy mound of whipped cream
frosting made with a basil cream that's as fragrant as it is fresh!
I like that they are not too
sweet so they will go well with
frosting.
The kitchen team voted that a not -
so -
sweet cream cheese
frosting would be best.
These are just
so pretty and I would definitely add some sugar to the
frosting, haha, I'm one of those people who like my
frosting pretty
sweet on cupcakes.
A cake this tall covered in white
frosting would be too
sweet,
so instead we added a chocolate glaze that drips down the sides.
I thought both halves tasted really good, not overly
sweet, but I would warn that they didn't have a super chocolaty flavor,
so i went back and «
frosted» the plain half with melted chocolate chips.
I'm not going to make
frosting this time (too much
sweet stuff for me)
so I will just think of them as chocolate muffins, and am going to eat some with almond butter.
This is my favorite muffin recipe, it's only fruit sweetened
so it's not overly
sweet which makes a dollop of cream cheese
frosting just perfect to turn it into a weekend breakfast treat or light dessert!
Making these today!!!! I've been making a similar version to satisfy that chocolatey
sweet tooth, but I can not wait to try your slight variation (aka: peanut butter
frosting... o.m.g.) I am
SO with you on how amazing plant based foods can easily transition to something
sweet or savory and meld into meals or desserts!
I'm not a
frosting person,
so I found the
frosting made the cookies a little too
sweet for me.
Favorite bread: super sour / San Francisco style sourdough, Favorite baked
sweet: yellow cake with fudge
frosting I haven't gone too far into whole grain baking,
so I'd have to say that wheat is my favorite!
They have a pretty rich chocolate flavour
so for kids I will be adding a
sweet (vegan) buttercream — husband declared them «excellent» with a little Elana's pantry vegan white chocolate
frosting — and he's a
sweet - toothed gluten fiend!
The cake is made with moist and tender vanilla layers, a refreshing and creamy Mascarpone
frosting that pairs
so well with the
sweet and tart raspberry sauce and fresh raspberries on top.
The buttercream
frosting was a little to
sweet for me, but the sponge is
so good, you do nt need
frosting.
In another variation, I made this without stevia,
so if you don't like stevia, please know that I omitted this ingredient and although the
frosting was not quite as
sweet, it was still delicious.
However while making the
frosting I did not like how
sweet it was going to become
so I only put half the amount of powdered sugar for it and added 2 more tablespoons of the dark rum.
Not too
sweet so you can definitely add
frosting and sprinkles without over-sweetening the cookies.
I think I never liked
frosting because it was always
so sweet and made with too much powdered sugar - just one of those memories from childhood that still lingers.
A little too
sweet (just the cupcake, I am not a
frosting fan)
so I will adjust the amount of honey next time.
I didn't have màple sugar at this baking
so used the Swerve brand sugar replacement - The cookies are soft but kept there cut out shape perfect and seem to be firming up as they cool — I did glaze with some organic confectioners sugar
so you do get a bit of
sweet in that bite however I enjoyed them without any
frosting with their mild buttery flavor — sharing this guilt free healthy recipe
About the
frosting, I don't like it runny and
sweet so I used almost double the amount of butter to get the right consistency.
I used unsweetened cocoa powder in the
frosting and brownie mix instead of the chocolate bar,
so added extra sweetener, but definitely didn't taste as
sweet as when I've made brownies in the past.
The
frosting tasted like
sweet potato however,
so next time I think I will put a coating of peanut butter on them!
Well, the buttercream
frosting is
sweeter and tastes like straight - up icing (which I love), while the cream cheese protein
frosting is less
sweet and higher in protein —
so it's your choice!
I'm amazed at how often cashews show up in paleo recipes (especially
sweet alternatives like
frosting, pancakes, cookies, etc) but they came up as a red / dangerous food on my food sensitivity test
so I can't eat them.