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Rose’s Heavenly Cakes DVD Part 8

Sep 30, 2009 | From the kitchen of Rose

Decorative Piping
The basic techniques for piping buttercream

Piping Ladyfingers
Finishing piping demo and then a new technique using Wondra flour and the right amount of cream of tartar makes it fool proof and the results are well worth the effort!

Comments

Woody Wolston
Woody Wolston in reply to comment from Ericpoon
01/26/2012 11:45 PM

Hi Ericpoon,
The recipe ingredients and details are in Rose's Heavenly Cakes. We currently do not have this recipe on the blog.

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Thank you for your videos. But I really wanna know about how to mix up the materials of LadyFingers.

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Yvonne Arencibia
Yvonne Arencibia
10/01/2009 03:03 PM

I would like to decorate a cake with your musseline buttercream, but I am afraid due to the heat of Miami, if the buttercream will be melted, because it has real butter, let me know if I have to keep the cake in the refrigerator to the last minute. Help me! thank

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Thank you Rose for such a nice and simple piping teaching session. I love making cakes but really am so bad at the decoration part. I can see several things that I have been doing wrong and think I can do much better at.(First of all I will be using the Mousseline Buttercream recipe for the piping bit! Why haven't I used that recipe before?...duh!) I have a Christening cake to make in 2 weeks time and I will put this lesson to good use. Any super good tips for writing in icing, so it doesn't look like a drunk wrote it?
I got my copy of Heavenly Cakes about a week and a half ago. It is such a lovely book! How I wish it was a signed copy! Cheers x

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