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Yesterday, I went to a library, but this was not an ordinary library, it had a part dedicated to ancient writings and even had a playground with trampolines and a cafe! Well, I loved my time at the library. I read 2 books of diary of a wimpy kid and I drew a Maroulis scenery then I played to my heart content with my brother and friend. The Part I liked most about the place is that I could have peace.
Ingredients: 1. Butter 2. Confectioners' Sugar 3. Vanilla Extract 4. Powder Sugar 5. Salt 6. Cream/Milk How To Make: 1. Cream the softened butter and salt in a stand mixer for about a minute using a paddle attachment. You can also make this frosting with an electric hand mixer and a big bowl. 2. Add your powdered sugar to the butter in batches. Make sure to sift your powdered sugar, especially if you’re going to be using any piping tips. Those clumps will cause clogs that make decorating nearly impossible! It’s best to run the mixer at low speed. 3. After the first batch of powdered sugar is added it’s time to scrape the bowl down, then sift in more powdered sugar and repeat. 4. Add a tablespoon of cream or milk and mix in. You can add more later if desired. 5. Once incorporated, with the mixer running on low, go ahead and add the vanilla extract or whichever flavoring you’re using. Add more cream or milk as desired to thin the buttercream out. When your buttercr...
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ReplyDeleteWOW!! I am so amazed on how you explained really nicely. And I LOVE your blogs!!! This blog is unique and nice. I never knew all these recipes. I would love if you did not add a lot of spaces and can it be a little close to each other so it will be more easier for people to read? I hope you keep posting :-)
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