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Twinwillow
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RE: What Kind of Icing on Your Cake
Wed, 07/20/11 8:50 PM
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My favorite cake frosting has not changed since my answer on 3/12/08.
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CajunKing
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RE: What Kind of Icing on Your Cake
Fri, 08/26/11 11:03 PM
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TW Mine hasnt either Real Cream Cheese icing on my mom's home made carrot cake. I wish Birthday's came more than once a year
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Foodbme
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RE: What Kind of Icing on Your Cake
Sat, 08/27/11 3:29 AM
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I like plain cake---NO Icing!
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tcrouzer
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RE: What Kind of Icing on Your Cake
Sat, 08/27/11 9:07 AM
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I'm more of a glaze or drizzle person than heavy frosting or icing. Actually, the term "icing" brings to mind a thin layer of the stuff, more so than "frosting." And I want the real stuff, butter or cream cheese, real cream, real chocolate, real flavorings - no Crisco! I love mocha buttercream on yellow cake, dark chocolate glaze on a dense chocolate one layer cake, cream cheese icing on carrot cake, or a lemon glaze on pound cake. For me, it's all about the cake - not about the frosting.
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Tumbleweed365
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RE: What Kind of Icing on Your Cake
Sat, 08/27/11 10:09 AM
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Back in the late 40's early 50's, my grandmother baked in a wood fired stove and made the lightest cakes I have ever tasted. My favorite was a yellow, very moist cake, covered with a tan almost caramel tasting buttery frosting. This, if I remember correctly, involved many egg whites being whipped by hand. It was a wonder to behold, and all done on a behemoth of a wood stove. She used no recipes to pass down, and children like me weren't allowed to get near the stove. Now I would loved to have been able to have learned from her, and have never tasted a frosting like hers. She lived in the hardscrabble hills of Appalachia.
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