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How to Make Blueberry Swirl Cheesecake
Step-by-step video for my Blueberry Swirl Cheesecake Recipe. For more tips and the printable recipe instructions, click HERE: kitchenjoyblog.com/blueberry-swirl-cheesecake/
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How to Shape Gluten Free Bread - Kitchen Joy
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For the full Gluten-Free Shortcut "Sorudough" Bread recipe, click here: kitchenjoyblog.com/gluten-free-shortcut-sourdough-no-starter-required More helpful Gluten Free resources: kitchenjoyblog.com/gluten-free-tips-tricks/ kitchenjoyblog.com/the-gluten-free-pantry-an-ingredient-overview/ kitchenjoyblog.com/gluten-free-all-purpose-flour-blend/
Homemade Crackers (How to Make Homemade Crackers)
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How To Make Ermine Frosting (AKA Boiled Milk Frosting or Roux Frosting)
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Ermine Frosting is a super light, fluffy frosting that tastes like whipped cream frosting. It's made by cooking flour, sugar, and milk together to form a thick mixture that is cooled and then whipped together with butter for the silkiest frosting you'll ever eat. For the full recipe, visit kitchenjoyblog.com/sourdough-chocolate-cake-with-ermine-frosting/
I've been trying to find a frosting recipe without the grittiness for a while now, and thank you for sharing this! I do believe my late mom would make this during my childhood, but I'm not sure, because the frosting was never gritty. It looks delicious and I can't wait to give it a try, plus I just subscribed. Look forward to more of your videos 😊💕
Can you not just do this with cans of sweetened condensed milk?
How many grams exactly is the butter used ??
With the measurements given, even in metric, this came out more like a wet cookie dough for me and never formed into a ball. Are used King Arthur flour which is 120 g per cup but added the additional recommended metric 10 g for 250 total. 2/3 cup of water metric is 152ml not 158. If I had the six extra ml it would've been soup. I am really excited to try this recipe but I must be doing something wrong here Because others seem to have done this successfully. I do not live in a wet climate.
Can we omit the sugar?
How many cupcakes will 1 recipe frost?
Γεια σας !! Αυτή η κρέμα είναι αρκετή για μια τούρτα τριώροφη 8 ιντσών ;
Can I flavor it, like with a raspberry gel
Whats the trick to avoiding lumps when mixing?
My family makes a shortening version of ermine. The milk flour paste should only be cooled to about room temperature. Also, be sure to let it stand and whip for quite a while in a stand mixer, like more than 5 minutes.
I love this frosting. Question: does it freeze well? Ty
If this is the butter version of what my family makes (my family makes a shortening version of ermine), it should freeze marvelously well.
Looks nice. Will give your recipe of the ermine frosting a try
Looks nice. Will give your recipe of the ermine frosting a try
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This is the original Red Velvet cake frosting.
Just made these. Not sure why everyone's saying their great. They taste like biscuits.
Pronounced "ermuhn" not "ermyne"
My mom always made this for chocolate cake, its the best!
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3 teaspoons, also known as 1 tablespoon. Probably get more accurate amount using 1 tablespoon.
And even more accurate using grams. One tablespoon of baking powder is about 14.175 grams. I would round it down to 14 g.
I like to use an electric coffee grinder to grind salt into a fine dust, and use that for the salt. It is a more intense salty flavor but far less actual salt. Great if, like me, you like how nuts and crackers used to be sold...salty. Nowadays, "salted" means they are not completely devoid of salt. Almost nothing is like it was back in the day.
I want to use only 1/2 cups of sugar, will it affect the results?
I tried ermine with cocoa powder and i noticed that it curdles a bit? Same with Swiss meringue. I know cocoa powder tends to be hydrophobic is there any way to remedy this?
Hi thank you for sharing. May I know are these Ermine BC can be over mixing? And can we keep in the fridge for the leftover BC? Tq
i did not know you could mix ingredients with a blender! creative…
That is not exactly a blender, it is a food processor. More like a blender than a stand mixer, but not a blender. Hard to get these results using a blender, and I have tried in the past.
If you wet the toothpick it won't stick when you're docking
Make a mini Crackers very quickly ua-cam.com/video/_KRLrIMY7vs/v-deo.html
To much baking power
That is a LOT of baking powder.
That was the best easy video ive seen in a while, thank you
can i use thison cakepops dont have powdered sugar
Watching this had my mouth watering. They look delicious. Great recipe and fairly easy. No more Palm Oil store bought crackers for me.
So do we just take a wild guess of what temp to bake at
This method exists for decades. Why are you calling it after a person?
Oh yeah! Regarding the whole "skin" problem...there was this scratch chocolate pudding pie recipe someone posted a comment they gave a really good tip . And because of that I did not have to do the plastic covering trick ...they said to let the pudding mixture get completely room temperature ( that means remove from the heat) after it COMPLETELY COOLS... THEN stir it ... causing the"skin" that formed to disappear ...!! THAT did the trick because when I filled the pie shells it never skinned up again!!!
Whewww baby thee arm !!!😟
We can use wheet flour
How do you prevent it from splitting? When I made it, the custard and butter did not come together and I had to add a significant amount of powdered sugar to smooth it out.
Happened for me too
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My mom made this all the time as a kid and I could never find the recipe. I seen this recipe and made it and cried and cried when I tasted it. It brought back memories of my mom
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Is it compulsory to cover with cling wrap /plastic to cool
I just made these! Thanks for the recipe. They turned out awesome, even without topping them with melted butter and salt.
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Can I leave the mixture overnight in the fridge n incorporate it with the butter the next day? I left the mixture overnight in the fridge n blended everything the next day. It came out so perfect, light n fluffy. This will be my new recipe for buttercream frosting.
Tried it and it came out perfect 😊
Thanks
Lovely helped me a lot
Is there no icing without butter.
Thanks so much for sharing this delightful recipe, nothing compares to it. One of a kind.🤗🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Can I skip the sugar ?
No
It depends on the recipe, but most of the time sugar isn't only to add sweetness but to also give the desert a specific texture, so skipping the sugar isn't a good idea, especially in American sweets because American recipes heavily depend on the sugar content
If I wanted chocolate flavor at what point would I add Coco powder ?
In the beginning with the dry ingredients.
Thanks you for the lesson 👃
I've tried this recipe and it turned out really great ! The frosting has a perfect consistency ! It's still a little too sweet for my taste (I think french people are not really used to buttercream frosting)
you can adjust the amount of sugar however you like. id say next Time only put 1/2 cup of sugar instead of a whole cup
What kind of frosting would you recommend? I’m looking for a mildly sweet frosting ( I know you commented a couple of years ago, but thought I’d try my luck asking)
@@lmlmlmlm7627 I'm not who you replied to, but you might like Swiss Meringue Buttercream. It is far less sweet and very creamy. I got this recipe from a baker online, and it's very easy to make: ••• 150g fresh egg whites (roughly 4-5 whites depending on the eggs), ideally at room temp but not necessary, and definitely fresh not from the carton (sometimes this works, sometimes this doesn't). ••• 190g ultrafine granulated sugar (aka baker's sugar), important to use this as it has a better chance of fully dissolving ••• 454g (1lb/4 sticks) unsalted room temp butter 1. MOST IMPORTANT STEP FIRST! Wipe out your stainless steel mixer bowl and whisk attachment with a paper towel with some white vinegar on it. You need to make sure there is NO fat residue in there or else your meringue won't fluff up. 2. Get a pot with 1 inch of water on the stove, to a strong simmer/low boil. In your stand mixer bowl, whisk together the whites and sugar until mixed. PRO TIP: just use your whisk attachment to do all of this to save you an extra item to clean. Set on top of hot pot of water and whisk/stir until a thermometer reads 155 F degrees. This can take 2-5 mins depending on temp of the egg whites. 3. Once to 155 degrees, move bowl carefully to stand mixer and mix with whisk attachment for 2 mins at medium and a few mins at med-high until you have medium stiff glossy peaks. 4. Stop, and dump 1/2 teaspoon salt & all that butter in there at once, trust me, you don't have to be careful here. Continue to mix at medium for a couple mins. Yes, it will break and curdle/separate, that is expected, but continue to mix it and it will come back together. Lots of people give up there thinking it's ruined but it's the expected result. After a few mins, it will be smooth buttercream. 5. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla or other flavoring and mix another minute, this time using the paddle attachment. It's not totally necessary but it knocks the air bubbles out.
@@yellowsky.000 wow. How kind of you. Thanks so much!