Yes, you can add a small amount of water to butter icing to achieve a smoother consistency. However, be cautious, as too much water can make the icing too runny and affect its structure. It's better to add water gradually until you reach the desired texture. Alternatively, if you need to thin it out, consider using milk or cream for added flavor.
icing sugar about a teaspoon of butter and boiling water - different amounts of sugar and water for different consistencies (thickness's) and amount of icing of course and add some cocoa for chocolate icing and an essence for flavoured icing although i find icing to be sweet enough!
i just use icing sugar, about a tablespoon of cocoa depending on how much icing sugar you use, a small amount of butter about a teaspoon and boiling water. just add more water or sugar to make it the thickness you want.
yes, but you may need to add more icing sugar to make it thick enough :)
Do you mean what is icing for a cake? Well basically to make icing from scrath you start off the same no matter what you make cake, cookies... etc butter and powered suger you have to make it be the consistency you want also add some Vanilla you made add some butter if you wish. If you would like chocolate just add chocolate now other icing like cream cheese I have no idea.
Well you can use a butter substitute? or just mix a few drops of liquid such as water, juice or milk to 1 cup of icing sure until spreadable! Butter holds the icing mixture together and provides a smooth texture. Maybe don't use icing? and use a ganache or spread instead :)
icing sugar in its easiest form is just icing sugar and water (or milk). just start with 1/2 cup of icing sugar and add water until you get the consistency you want. once you get the consistency down, mix in some vanilla to give it some flavor. start with 1 tsp of vanilla...go from there. if you need more then 1/2 cup of icing, just start adding more icing sugar and water...keep mixing...don't forget to add more vanilla as well. this is just a simple icing. if you find it has too much of an icing flavor, try a tbsp of butter as well. it's all hit and miss with icing. for more complex, consult the internet or cookbooks. i have made mocha icing (yum), butter icing, cream cheese, etc.
Icing made with butter as the fat product. Here is the recipe I use: 1 pound powdered sugar 1/2 cup butter 1 tsp Vanilla Cream together. Add 1 Tablespoon of milk at a time until desired consistency.
Yes..... powdered sugar, confectioner sugar , icing sugar. Add water or juice and flavoring voila= icing
Depends which icingIf you want to do normal icing or buttercream here are the instructionsThese can both cover 12 small fairy/cup cakes or a 20cm cake.These are instructions from the back of Tate+Lyle Icing sugar and from my own experienceButtercream Icing75g of butter 175g Icing Sugar1 tbsp milkPut the butter into a bowl then sift in the icing sugar and beat them together until they have started to mix in together. Once this happens add the milk and beat until the texture of the icing is thick and if you tilt the bowl to one side, the icing moves but super slowly. If it moves faster than super slowly, add a bit more icing sugar to get the mixture thickened.Glacé Icing225g Icing sugar 2-3 tbsp waterSift the icing sugar into a bowl and slowly beat in the water to give a smooth icing. Make your you use it straight awayHope I helped! Good luck!
Royal icing and butter icing are completely different products. Royal icing is made with beaten egg whites (often as dry egg white powder) which break down when in contact with any fat or oil. Butter icing has a very high fat content, so the two types of icing are not compatible. If for some reason no sugar is available to make butter icing, it might be possible to reduce completely dry royal icing to a powder in a blender or food processor, then use that in place of powdered sugar for the butter icing. But that would be a very odd way of getting sugar by way of reverse engineering.
Yes and it makes it spreadable.
The ingredients for flat icing is: 8 oz of powdered sugar, 8 oz of butter, 2 oz of water, 3 oz of icing sugar you can then pour this on to your cake, doughnuts etc. and it will set crispy.