Buttercream is the basis for all cake and cupcake decorating! It can be used for filling cakes, holding in delicate fillings, creating beautiful smooth exteriors and even atop cupcakes, cookies and brownies. The sweet possibilities are endless! Join cake designer Anita Algiene as she shares her knowledge of American crusting style buttercream and helps you understand the limitations. The primarily ingredient in buttercream is of course butter, which is very susceptible to sudden changes in heat. Anita shares her tips for creating a buttercream that is more stable and has a higher heat tolerance. She also helps you understand all of the warning signs of warming buttercream and how to adjust accordingly. Anita encourages you to keep in mind your environment and the project. You will need slightly different consistency and temperatures for applying a crumb coat than you need for piping beautiful buttercream flowers. With Anita’s Goldilocks rule – not too hot and not too cold you will be icing and piping to perfection! Practice with your buttercream by decorating some adorable cupcakes with Rachael Teufel in “Decorating Winter Themed Cupcakes” or “Decorating Cupcakes for a Baby Shower”.
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Royal Icing Ingredients
Looking for a simple recipe for royal icing? Look no further! Maddie Gartmann, renowned cookie expert, shows you just how simple it is to make your royal icing from scratch. INGREDIENTS – 1⁄3 cup of meringue powder – 1⁄2 cup warm water – 2 pounds of powdered sugar – 1–2 teaspoons of your favorite flavoring…
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How to Fill & Secure a Piping Bag
Filling a piping bag seems easy until you realize your buttercream has gotten everywhere… except inside your piping bag. Don’t miss cake designer Rachael Teufel’s free tips and tricks on how to fill up a piping bag and secure it without all the hassle or mess. In this short video, Rachael demonstrates a two-handed technique…
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Storing Royal Icing
Not sure what to do with that leftover royal icing after decorating your cookies? Cookie expert Maddie Gartmann shows you just how easy it is to store your royal icing so nothing goes to waste! Use the helpful “2-2-2” rule for storing royal icing: – Store for 2 days at room temperature – Store for…
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Sanding Sugar Finish
If you watched Rachael Teufel’s video on internal structural support, you may have been wondering how she achieved the unique, shiny texture on the bottom tier. In this lesson, cake designer Rachael Teufel demonstrates an easy cake decorating technique to add sparkle and elevate any cake. Starting with a fully iced buttercream cake, piping gel,…
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