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Soft cheese frosting advice please
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I have seen recipes which suggest using quark in place of the full fat version. I'm sure it would work texture-wise but the lovely rich taste will be gone.
I don't like quark:rolleyes: give me fat anytime:o0 -
I prefer the full fat version too but I've only got quark. Was going to make a quark chocolate cake that I've a recipe for but haven't got enough eggs.:smileyhea0
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Finc, if the choc cake recipe needs a lot of eggs, say 3+ you can safely ditch one and add a bit more liquid.;)0
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Oh thanks for the tip. Might make the carrot cake and freeze it until I've got the proper cheese and do the choc cake instead. :T:smileyhea0
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You can use quark, but you need to add in some butter with the icing sugar or the texture won't be right - it goes thin and won't set.Jane
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Hi everyone,
I'm making carrot cake, and I'm wanting to make the icing like what they use on the Costco carrot cake - does anyone have a recipe for that? I'd be v greatful
Thanks, LindseyOfficial DFW Nerd no: 563 - Proud to be dealing with my debts:j0 -
I'm afraid I've had to delete a post as it contained copyright material. Recipe can be found hereMSE_Martin wrote:Do not copy long text from other publications/websites. This may breach copyright. Instead use short quotes and a link. Just so that you know, you own any copyright in the text that you post to our chat forums. However, when you post text, you expressly grant us a perpetual, unlimited free license to republish that text on our site and to redistribute/make available and/or sell that text in print or electronic form anywhere in the world as part of an edited compilation or otherwise
As this has fallen from the front page of Old Style, I'll add it to the existing thread to give you more recipes
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Hi,
I made a carrot cake yesterday.
Today I have made the topping as per James Martin recipe consisting of:
250ml Mascapone cheese
250ml Double cream
2tbs Sugar
2tbs Cointreau
Problem is the mix is not thick enough to top the cake with. Is there anyway to thicken it? Last time I made it I must have used extra thick cream.
Will this mix whip do you think or will the Cointreau stop it?
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Solved. I whipped it.
Should have done that before I posted0 -
Solved. I whipped it.
Should have done that before I posted
Glad it's solved (I was going to suggest whipping it, or whipping the double cream to soft peaks before adding everything else, for next time).
I'll add this to the existing thread on soft cheese frosting, to keep ideas together.
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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