It is no secret that we love cupcakes and we love making them look beautiful. Yes you could totally just spread the frosting on the top of a cupcake with a knife but they look so much better when you have the beautiful frosting swirl. Of course before you get started frosting cupcakes y...
Learn to prepare your piping bag, the easiest way to fill your piping bag, and how to frost cupcakes two different ways with this easy piping tutorial!
But it wasn’t too long ago when we didn’t know how to do it. We didn’t go to culinary school. We aren’t professional pastry chefs. We were just two sisters who made a lot of cupcakes. So we decided to teach ourselves how to make a pretty frosting swirl. We discovered that w...
Cupcakes are a universally loved, individual-size cake that can be customized with frosting, sprinkles, flavor mix-ins, cake-mix variations, and much, much more. These indulgent treats offer a sweet personal touch with different ways to design and decorate. Each cupcake offers the perfect ratio...
; How Long to Play Starters Is an Issue against CupcakesRead the full-text online article and more details about "Lick the Frosting? ; How Long to Play Starters Is an Issue against Cupcakes" by Matter, Dave - Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO), September 6, 2008By MatterDave...
4. Spread the frosting on top of the cupcakes as if it were a “regular” cake. I used the large frosting tip (Wilton tip 789) to apply the frosting to the cake and then a large, offset spatula to smooth the surface. Spread the frostingjustto the edge of the cake. ...
Make a bowl of Decorator Frosting and apply it to cooled cookies with a pastry brush, blunt knife, or small spatula. Add your choice of sprinkles and call it a day. Or dip the front of a cookie in thinned icing and put it on a cooling rack or plate. Add sprinkles and let dry. If...
Onthisarticle, you can read all about how ovens work and an in-depth explanation of the reasons why you should have an oven thermometer. I wrote that article to explain why it’s so important to have an oven thermometer when baking macarons, but it will all apply for cupcakes as well....
Cut icing sheets using a scallop or round punch. Apply cut-outs to the fondant cupcake topper in the same way as shown above. You may choose to apply the designs directly to the cupcakes (without a topper), however, make sure the surface is flat. ...
Using a palette knife, smooth some blue frosting onto the top of the cupcakes to form the base of the rainbow cupcake design. Once you've done this, line the remaining colours of buttercream onto a sheet of clingfilm and roll together to form a tube. Step 7 As we did with the cake...