It's the only buttercream I make. I reduced the egg whites a bit instead of adding more butter to stiffen it up a bit. I never sift the powdered sugar.

@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

I am a newbie home baker. I found this Faux recipe for Swiss buttercream a couple months ago and has been my go to when making orders unless American buttercream is specified. It is definitely smoother and isn't as sweet. Not to mention its soft texture but the hold of American buttercream. my first time making I had reservations while whipping thinking it just wasn't goin to peak. Then after a few more minutes it came out so creamy and smooth.

I have seen this buttercream in other videos but I love how you explain the troubleshooting.

I use this and love it. If you don’t want to sift your powdered sugar, put it in your bowl and use the whisk attachment for about a minute or so. Done! ❤

This is my go to buttercream. I used to do Italian merengue buttercream and now this is my go to for most cakes

Definitely trying this one!!! ❤❤

That butter cream looked so smooth.... Love your roses too....💜💜💜💜🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🥀

Great video, Yes I will try. Thank you!!

This looks so good! I'm probably going to switch to Faux Swiss Meringue as normal Swiss Meringue isn't to my taste.

Yes you have convinced me.

BTW: when using a purple food coloring to whiten your buttercream or dye it - vegan coloring is NOT the same - You can still use vegan coloring, but just know that the color may develop differently, as it contains natural ingredients. Lavender may turn sky blue, for instance. It’s very susceptible to change depending on temperature, pH and lighting, or it might have a slight flavor. In such a small amount as lightening yellowy buttercream you might ask yourself if it really matters how white it is - and, if it’s a wedding that answer might depend on whether your bride prefers vegan over white buttercream or not. It really shouldn’t make much difference but remember that while purple counteracts yellow, blue with yellow makes green. Hopefully it’s not going to be noticeable, but do test your food coloring ahead of time, (and if it’s your first time doing a wedding cake or something I would definitely encourage you to do a full test run on your cake, so you won’t be encountering any scary surprises at the last minute!

I’ve had this on my to try list for probably 2 years 😅 I really need to get around to it.😂💖💖💖

Yes I am trying that !!!!

Another great informative video🙃

This is the buttercream that I use all the time The Best 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

Have you tried Royal Icing Buttercream? I think it’s my all time favorite, it’s exactly what it sounds like you make a royal icing and then add butter. It’s so easy to make, I found the recipe on tiktok a year ago and I haven’t used anything since.

Love it

could you do a video on the basic swiss meringue buttercream please?

What tip did you use for this?? It’s beautiful. I’m a new decorator! My favorite is Italian merangue so I can’t wait to try this because it will be so much easier to make!

I’ve used the pasteurized egg whites to make Swiss buttercream and turned out well. I find it’s more economical to using the granulated sugar as supposed to powder sugar. But, indeed this faux Swiss is easier to make.😊

Looks good but why aren't you answering the questions ?

Thanks! Can you add peanut butter to this recipe?

How do you make vivid/bright colors with this BC? Do you heat the mix to add the color as regular swiss meringue buttercream?

Is it possible to overwhip buttercream? If yes what are the indications to beware of? Thanks

Did I miss it? How can you store it and for how long?

What would help in hot climate? Will it work in the south USA?

Does it crust? Or at least gets a little hard when put in refrigerator so it’s easier to handle? My main concern is transporting the cakes and melting in hot weather. Thank you for this video!!!

Can it be made chocolate? If so, when and how much cocoa do I add or melted chocolate?

Every carton of pastuerized egg whites I've seen says it won't whip/beat up and therefore won't work to make meringue or angel food cake. Am I looking at the wrong thing, or will this work in Swiss buttercream despite what the label says?

what was the different in the amount of sugar ?

Can this be made in advance or left out in the counter ?

Ima try this cause i tempted the original recipe i seen on KZread and that was a major fail i wasted so much butter and eggs

I’ve used Ms. Liz Buttercream for about 7 years now and I’ve NEVER EVER…sifted the sugar. You should always (if possible)-use fresh, unopened bags of icing sugar. The only time I find you WOULD need to sift is IF👉🏽it is a previously opened, stored bag with left over. You WILL DEFINITELY need to sift these because open bags allow air in and WILL affect the ‘caking’ (for lack of a better word) or encourage clumping. Clumping that can be severe…depending on your climate. Nice video for information other than that.

Does this work well with Russian piping ?

I hope you see this😩 May I add meringue powder….to add to the stability?? I live in Texas, and it sweats so bad but taste so good! Thanks so much for the great tips!!! 🌸

@debbieallen9646

Жыл бұрын

Texas too. I hope we get an answer to this. Did you try it with meringue powder yet?

@OldLadyBakes

8 ай бұрын

Or cream of tartar?

Where is part one

Is this heat stable? ❤😊

@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe

2 ай бұрын

Yes! I won’t necessarily say it does well in extreme heat, but it can take quite a bit of direct sunshine.

Will this get crust if we keep it in the fridge? Thx

@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe

8 ай бұрын

It didn’t form a crust for me!

@Boguj297

8 ай бұрын

@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe thank you

I tried this frosting recipe and it turned into soup! I don't know what I did wrong 😢

@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe

Жыл бұрын

Oh shoot! How long did you whip it for?

Where Is recipe for this, please?

@OldLadyBakes

8 ай бұрын

Click on “more” at the end of the visible description 👍🏼