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04-10-2003, 05:54 AM
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Seeking frosting recipe
I took a cake decorating class some years ago and got a recipe there for
icing. It was like a buttermilk icing but didn't use butter or milk. I can remember that it used powdered sugar, shortening, butter and vanilla extract, water and salt. I can't remember the measurements and I can't find the recipe. Does anyone know this one? My mother used to make one similar but without the salt and I really did prefer the salt. Any help is more than appreciated! Thanks, Sarah 
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05-10-2003, 04:28 AM
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Seeking frosting recipe
I just used that recipe today and it came out beautifully! I got it
off the Wilton website (www.wilton.com) and it has all the ingredients you just listed. It's called buttercream frosting. Good luck! Sarah Merchant wrote in message ... I took a cake decorating class some years ago and got a recipe there for icing. It was like a buttermilk icing but didn't use butter or milk. I can remember that it used powdered sugar, shortening, butter and vanilla extract, water and salt. I can't remember the measurements and I can't find the recipe. Does anyone know this one? My mother used to make one similar but without the salt and I really did prefer the salt. Any help is more than appreciated! Thanks, Sarah
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