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This buttercream recipe is for medium consistency, which is excellent for piping decorations like rosettes and dots. If you’d like to see this recipe in action, watch the video below! The key for both adjustments is adding small amounts until you achieve the right consistency. If frosting is too wet, add 1 tablespoon at a time. If frosting looks dry, add small amounts of liquid (¼ to ½ teaspoon at a time).

*Depending on the humidity and climate, it may be necessary to adjust the liquid and the sugar in your frosting.

Before reusing, bring buttercream back to room temperature and rewhip using a paddle attachment until it’s back to the correct consistency. Buttercream can also be frozen for up to six months.

Leftover buttercream can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.

Do not use the whisk attachment on your stand mixer, as it will incorporate too much air into your mixture and your frosting will not look smooth.

To avoid air bubbles from forming, use the flat paddle attachment (on your stand mixer) or beaters (on your hand mixer).

If your hand mixer is working too hard, you can add the liquid ingredients before the sugar.

If you’re using a hand mixer, make one batch at a time to keep your mixer from overheating.

If the butter is too cold, it won’t mix properly with the sugar, resulting in a lumpy frosting that may look curdled or separated.

For great frosting every time, make sure you start with room temperature butter.

Helpful Hints for Making Buttercream Frosting German buttercream is less sweet than traditional frostings, making it a nice alternative to those who enjoy a less sugary frosting. This buttercream combines custard and butter for a velvety silky texture great for filling and frosting cakes. This frosting is a bit sturdier than the Swiss version and is great for both piping and frosting cakes. Similar to Swiss buttercream, Italian meringue buttercream uses the same ingredients, but in different proportions. Made using pasteurized egg yolks and sugar, this buttercream is great for pastry or cake fillings. Rich and creamy, French buttercream has a taste and consistency like custard or pastry cream. It’sThis buttercream is great for filling layers or frosting cakes.

Butter and flavors are added afterwards, resulting in a soft and fluffy frosting. Swiss meringue buttercream is made by heating egg whites and sugar, then whipping that mixture into a meringue. It’s softer and more spreadable than most frostings, but can easily be stiffened to pipe flowers, roses and borders. It’s a familiar favorite and is quick and easy to make, well-loved for its flavor and versatility. American ButtercreamĪrguably the most popular of the buttercream recipes, American buttercream is made with butter, shortening, sugar and vanilla. We’ve intensified the chocolate flavor using dark cocoa powder or some melted unsweetened chocolate squares to make this decadent dark chocolate frosting really pop! This recipe is an amazing way to finish your layered cake or peanut butter cupcakes. I'm not impressed, and won't be using them again.Looking to try a new variation on an old favorite? There are so many types of buttercream frosting out there, each with its own set of unique flavors and uses. Similarly, the 'speak to an agent' link on their website doesn't work either, so it seems they want to make it pretty much impossible for anyone to contact them. This dispatch email also includes a telephone number to contact them, but when you call it says the number is no longer in use. This email provides a link to their delivery page which states the cutoff for Monday delivery is 9pm on Friday - so why the hell do they have the big countdown banner advertising a much later cutoff? So I wait in all day expecting delivery today, then receive an email at around 3pm this afternoon stating they have just dispatched the order.

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