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I got about 50 cupcakes to make Sat for Easter Sun at church

 

Anybody have a white icing frosting other then buttercream ?

 

Gonna make white ones with choc icing (got a favorite one for that) and choc cupcakes with choc and then choc cupcakes with a white frosting.

 

Thanks !

 

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Here's my favorite white icing, it tastes like whipped cream IMO.

 

2 Tbs. flour

1/2 cup milk

1/2 cup sugar

1/2 cup crisco

1/2 teaspoon. Vanilla

 

Cook flour and milk, cook till thick, and then cool

 

Mix  sugar, Crisco and vanilla, beat till fluffy, then mix in cooled flour mixture and beat again. 

 

You may may want to double recipe.

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@SharkE Wow you have a job to do girl!I bet everyone is happy when you show up with the goodies.

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@QVCkitty1 That looks interesting.Does it stay firm at room temp. Or need refrigeration.Is it less sweet than icing sugar?

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@dex wrote:

@QVCkitty1 That looks interesting.Does it stay firm at room temp. Or need refrigeration.Is it less sweet than icing sugar?


The reason that I like it is that it is not as sweet. I don't refrigerate it. I used to work with a lady many many years ago, she was my " grandma " and she made the most amazing chocolate cake. She would always make it with peanut butter icing, which I don't care for, so for my birthday she made this icing. When .I make it I always think of  my friend Mrs J.

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Bless you!  That's quite an undertaking!

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Ought to see what I do at Thanksgiving LOL

Turkey time !!

 

I enjoy it though. People don't cook any more you know.

Maybe I can get people interested in more then take out and TV dinners

LOL

 

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I like to make the cooked frosting with flour also, it kind of reminds me of the filling in a Hostess cupcake.  Wisk 5 tbsp. flour with 1 cup milk in a saucepan on the stove.  Cook while stirring till the flour mixture gets very thick, like paste.  Take off the stove and let cool to room temp, which doesn't take to long.  I use a stand mixer to cream 1 cup butter and 1 cup granulated sugar until fluffy, then add 1 teasp vanilla and the flour milk mixture.  Continue to beat the mixture until it gets fluffy like a whipped cream consistency, this will take a few minutes.  This frosting is so good and no need to refrigerate it.  Holds up very well.

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Never heard of these recipes before. I remember the 7 minute frosting.

 

These are new and interesting will try

 

Thanks for you alls input !

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Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker prepared icings in different flavors.  I would so take a short cut, but I'm not an icing lover.  Presonally, I prefer a quality cream cheese frosting with less sugar than most recipes call for.  I would top with different things from the sprinkle section.  Kids LOVE SPRINKLES!  The icing is mearly a material for attaching the sprinkles.  Kids also don't care what kind of icing it is, just that is the socially acceptable drug called sugar!