1951 professional decorating Recipes

patterns for decorations, light corn syrup, red and green liquid or paste food coloring, white chocolate confectionery coating, melted (about 1-3/4 cups chopped )

butter, softened, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, king arthur unbleached all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt, tinted frostings , colored sugars, edible glitter and nonpareils

ingrededients for egg and icing recipe (see below), egg mold (see shopping information), icing knife, serrated knife, scissors, pastry or plastic bags, pastry tips-star #21, round #12, petal #13 and leaf #67, coconut for grass inside, plastic lamb (or a 1- x 1-1/2- x 1-3/4-inch decoration of your choice), flower nail (see note and shopping information), footed cake plate or serving plate, green easter grass, jelly beans, store-bought sugar roses (optional-see note ), water, sugar, cornstarch, water, sugar, meringue powder

butter, softened, sugar, brown sugar, egg, vanilla extract, king arthur unbleached all-purpose flour, cream of tartar, baking soda, salt, colored sprinkles , colored sugar, ground nuts and/or chocolate sprinkles

marshmallows, candy corn, yellow candy melts, orange candy melts, wax paper, lollipop sticks (optional), decorating bags (melting or squeeze bottle with a cap with a small-medium round opening) or 2 plastic bottles (melting or squeeze bottle with a cap with a small-medium round opening)

nutter butter sandwich cookies, white chocolate candy melts or 12 oz white chocolate chips, marshmallows (ears ), granulated sugar or 1 tbsp pink sugar, pink food coloring (omit if using colored sugar ), black decorating gel, tube with decorating tip (i prefer to use a fine-tipped paintbrush to draw the mouth and whiskers), pink decorating icing, tube with decorating tip (i used a tube of wilton red decorating candy), wax paper

unsalted butter, softened, vanilla extract, sugar , sifted, milk, drops food coloring, or as needed (optional)

all-purpose flour, baking powder, baking soda, ground nutmeg, shortening, eggs, beaten, sugar, milk, vanilla extract, powdered sugar glaze

poster board or sturdy cardboard at least 12 x 2 3/4 inches, refrigerated piecrusts, powdered sugar, vanilla bark coating, divided

powdered sugar, butter, softened, milk, vanilla, asst. food coloring (i prefer paste ), sugar ice cream cones, angel body, pretzel twists, wings, chocolate cookies, head or 8 vanilla wafers, cookies head, toasted coconut, hard candies , fruit-flavored ring-shaped candies, halo, asst. mini candy covered plain chocolate candies or decorator decorative candies or candy sprinkles (decorator gels or frostings) or gumdrops or mini chocolate chip

sugar, butter, softened, egg yolk, almond extract, all-purpose flour, unsweetened cocoa, melted chocolate chips (to decorate ) or almond bark (to decorate) or maraschino cherries (to decorate) or nuts (to decorate)

red velvet cake mix (recommended : duncan hines), water, vegetable oil, eggs, chocolate whipped frosting (recommended : betty crocker), green decorating icing (recommended : betty crocker easy flow), red decorating icing (recommended : betty crocker easy flow), orange decorating icing (recommended : betty crocker easy flow), yellow decorating icing (recommended : betty crocker easy flow), tube yellow gel decorations (recommended : cake mate), tube red gel decorations (recommended : cake mate)

california avocados, red chili peppers, onion, eggs, potatoes, salt, lime, flour, sugar, salt, eggs, milk, butter

classic puff pastry, store bought, egg yolks, egg, whole milk, chunky applesauce, granny smith apples, apricot glaze , recipe follows, i use glaze to give a professional finish to a tart or cake. you can make almost any kind of fruit glaze you like using any flavor of jam. i use apricot because it is clear and has a neutral flavor. you may have to adjust the amount of water based on the consistency of the jam. heat it until it is liquid enough to apply it with a pastry brush., apricot jam, water

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