Was so excited first time my stabilized icing ever turned out and stayed true it was hot I thought for sure it would melt everywhere and it withstood 4 hours and was still going until the cake was completely gone perfect recipe recommended for anyone trying to find one!
Instead of a microwave (don't have one) I set the small dish in a larger dish floating in hot water and just kept stirring til liquified gelatin. Worked fine. 🙂
I like to use this method instead of the microwave. Microwaves are never dependable for heating correctly and usually over heats sensitive ingredients such as butter etc
I have tried this frosting yesterday. I covered my 6" cake with it and it held the layers really well, it tasted great too!! Thank you!! 🌹 For anyone trying this... After so many experiments with stabilized WC, once you whipped your cream with gelatin use it immediately because the frosting will start to set and it will be hard to frost a cake with it. The gelatin will make the cream little bit crumbly so smoothing it on a cake will be a pain! But once you take a bite of your cake you will forget your pain because it taste so good 🥲I hope this helps someone! 💛
@@zamis21 Yes you can freeze the cake after frosting it. It will taste even better the next day, but let it stand in room temperature 30 mins to 1 hour before serving.
I have my own version of stabilized whipped cream that I came up with because I live in such a hot temperature 🥵I needed it to hold up. Like you I used gelatin to help stabilize the whipped cream but I changed a couple of the other items in the recipe. Instead of the powdered sugar and vanilla I added 1/2 cup of white chocolate ganache. Now you can add other flavorings with this version. I like to add a nice champagne 🍾 extract. This not only gave the frosting sweetness and a pleasant vanilla flavor but I found that it also helped with the stability of the frosting. Now if I wanted it a little sweeter I could add a little sugar or some sweetened condensed milk. I’ve also tried adding powdered freeze dried strawberries to it which gave it a pretty color and flavor. I found that I could also make a nice dark chocolate 🍫 whipped cream frosting by adding a dark chocolate ganache to the gelatin and whipped cream mixture. It’s lots of fun to experiment with recipe by adding different colors and flavorings to make it your own. I hope this idea helps some else like it helped me. 😉😁 Happy Baking, Dee 😊
@saritaylor3648 you can always find them in the description or on my website. Here’s the link for this one. 😊 sugarspunrun.com/stabilized-whipped-cream-frosting/
I’m going to try this for my baby shower cake I’m making. The weather will be in the 90s. It’s about a 15-20 minute ride to the venue and I don’t want to risk it melting on the way there. I prefer the consistency and sweetness of whipped cream. I’ll be doing a trial run today using your whipped cream and I’ll be piping ruffles on the bottom tier 💙
Hola. Saludos desde Venezuela.. gracias por tus enseñanzas y tu grandioso canal. me gustaría saber por que al verter la gelatina, se forman grumos de gelatina?
Omg this is my absolute favorite!! Just like you said It’s not to sweet. Just enough. I’m so happy I came across this one. I was actually looking for your cream cheese recipe For husband’s birthday cake. This one I will use on mine 😋😉 Thank You Sam!
Hello! Thank you so much for an excellent recipe!! Had anyone asked about upping the quantity if you want to use it to frost a cake? Do you know if a drop of food coloring would change its stability much? Thank you so much for your hard work! I use your online recipes all the time and had no idea you had a channel too. Until recently 😊
I’m far from a baker lol. But I made this frosting because I promised my granddaughter we would make a Easter basket cake for Easter I made this frosting and it was delicious!!! My granddaughter only likes cool whip frosting and I was able to make it and keep my promise. Thanks so much for this yummy recipe!
Just made this and love it. How would adding other flavorings be? I was thinking of wanting to add some cinnamon powder to use it on some caramel latte cupcakes but wasn’t sure if the powder would mess this up.
You can certainly make it the day ahead of time. You would just want to store it in an air tight container in the refrigerator until you want to use it and then pipe or spread it as you'd like. :)
How about a cream cheese whipped cream meringue buttercream frosting? It has oat flour, coconut sugar, ground flax seed, plant cream, cream cheese, and olive oil.
Hello dear, if i want to make 1 litter of whipping cream, how much gelatin should i add to my cream to decorate with it. I want to use the Russian nozzles . thanks
I haven’t measured out the volume to know exactly how much it makes, but if you increase of decrease the recipe you will want to increase or decrease all of the ingredients proportionally. 😊
hi i was just wondering, does this whipped cream start to lose it's shape after a few days? I was going to frost my cake with this, so can i after i've frosted it can i put it in the fridge to hold shape?
Hello and Thank you for the recipe! I have tried a recipe with cornstarch and meringue powder to stabilize the frosting. Is it better to use the gelatin instead?
I tried this tip but when I add gelatin after micro wave cream got loose, even I didn't put hot aur warm gelatin,it was fine at room temperature but I don't know why it happened?
@@SugarSpunRunit's not indicate in grammes.. could you please give me the units as in french we don't use coups. What is in grammes the quantity of heavy cream ? Heavy cream has 30% of fat ?
Hello, I am new to this channel and have really been enjoying the content. I have watched several videos and would like to know the reason why when you mention your kitchen aid mixer in the background in this video and also the other blue hand mixer, the screen goes black and white and sad music plays? I can only assume it means that they bit the dust? Or just sad that if some bakers don't have that luxury? I have no idea why this peaked my interest SO much. Any who, keep the videos coming.
I'm so glad you have enjoyed everything so much! That is my "lonely mixer" 😂. I always use my red stand mixer and a lot of commenters started asking me about the blue mixer and telling me they feel bad for the lonely mixer in the background so I made it a little thing. Everyone seems to enjoy it. :)
Is this recipe okay to be used as a filling for cake?😅 I usually make it just for frosting the cake but wanted to ask if it’s okay to be used as a filling?..
Since it's dairy based, I wouldn't leave it out much longer than an hour or so. It can be stored in the refrigerator in an air tight container for a few days. :)
Hi, Sam! I am not crazy (call me crazy! lol) about messing with gelatin so I have always put cream cheese in my whipping cream and called it "Stabilized Whipped Cream Frosting". What would be the difference between the two, other than the SLIGHT taste of the cream cheese? A week ago I made an Italian Cream Cake for my sister for her birthday. I also decided to make her some cupcakes, too (nearly killed myself!) as well for an added treat. Anyway, I make a batch of lemon/orange curd. I then make some lemon/orange cupcakes, filling them with the curd. I make stabilized whipping cream and put the citrus juices and the zest in it and frost. She shared with some of her friends (even their waitress got some goodies at Olive Garden) and I was getting calls telling me that my cupcakes were SO refreshing and "to die for!". The huge 3-layer, 7@ cake was a hit, as well! Many people have never heard of, seen, or tasted that cake! I felt so proud of myself! Oh!...sorry...my point? People seem to love that frosting with the cream cheese! Sorry to carry on, everyone! God bless you all for puttin' up with me...🙂
Hey here’s a tip: use MASCARPONE instead. For some reason it’s pricey in the US (in the UK it’s like 90p) but I highly recommend bc it tastes JUST like cream. I think it’s made w cream & a thickener like lemon juice. I’ve always used that and it’s delicious and very stable :)
A lot of people request recipes not using a stand mixer because they don't have stand mixers. It's typically easier in the stand mixer so I think it's a little more helpful to show the hand mixer. :)
@@SugarSpunRun That's really considerate of you! I got my stand mixer at the age of 33, so before that every time a recipy included the words 'in a stand mixer' I would sigh.
I have a question Sam, I have a party for Saturday I'm making funfetti cupcakes do you think this Whipped Cream Frosting will go better with them or your Ermine Frosting? It'll be an outdoor event weather will be 87°-90°F.
O no! I'm sorry I'm late! Neither will hold up in that heat. You will need to keep them chilled. Personally I prefer the whipped cream with funfetti. :)
Hey Sam! Question for you. I am making this for cheesecakes for a craft fair. How long can they be left out? Or do I need to plan on refrigerating them the whole time? How long can they sit in the fridge before the cream starts to to dry out. Just curious on the best way to prepare so I don't mess it up
They shouldn't be out of refrigeration for too long with the cream in the frosting and the cream cheese in the cheesecake. I'd plan to refrigerate them the whole time; the cream will be fine as long as they're stored in an airtight container. Hope that helps! 😊
@Sugar Spun Run appreciate the timely response. You have become one of my favorites, definitely an inspiration. Your light is bright and I'm grateful to have found your channel!❤️
I wouldn't recommend leaving all of it out, because the sugar helps with stabilization. There is only ½ cup of sugar in the whole recipe, which when compared to classic buttercream frosting, (typically has 4 cups or 8x as much sugar for the same amount of icing!), is a very small amount. I'd consider this frosting to be very lightly sweetened.
Ok, I tried this recipe and it is so so good! The only thing is that I did something wrong and my frosting had little chunks of gelatin in it when we ate the cake 😆 What did I do wrong?!
I'm so glad you liked it! If it isn’t smooth it’s typically because the gelatin is not bloomed properly. The most important thing is to make sure the gelatin has dissolved/absorbed all of the water and then had time to sit and solidify in the cold water before returning it to the microwave, and then make sure it has melted completely. If these steps aren’t followed exactly you could end up with a frosting that is grainy, unfortunately. 🙁
I am so sorry to hear this Heather. This usually happens if the gelatin is not properly 100% re-liquified when it is whipped into the cream, unfortunately. If it is all added at once rather than drizzled in, this can sometimes cause this as well. 🙁
Was so excited first time my stabilized icing ever turned out and stayed true it was hot I thought for sure it would melt everywhere and it withstood 4 hours and was still going until the cake was completely gone perfect recipe recommended for anyone trying to find one!
Yay! I'm so glad it worked so well for you. :)
Instead of a microwave (don't have one) I set the small dish in a larger dish floating in hot water and just kept stirring til liquified gelatin. Worked fine. 🙂
Great tip! Thank you for sharing!!
I like to use this method instead of the microwave. Microwaves are never dependable for heating correctly and usually over heats sensitive ingredients such as butter etc
Very helpful
I have tried this frosting yesterday. I covered my 6" cake with it and it held the layers really well, it tasted great too!! Thank you!! 🌹
For anyone trying this...
After so many experiments with stabilized WC, once you whipped your cream with gelatin use it immediately because the frosting will start to set and it will be hard to frost a cake with it. The gelatin will make the cream little bit crumbly so smoothing it on a cake will be a pain! But once you take a bite of your cake you will forget your pain because it taste so good 🥲I hope this helps someone! 💛
I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much! :)
@@SugarSpunRun Great so I can put the whole cake in the freezer for the next day?
@@zamis21 Yes you can freeze the cake after frosting it. It will taste even better the next day, but let it stand in room temperature 30 mins to 1 hour before serving.
Taste like the whipped topping you get on a say grocery store bakery cake. That's what I'm looking for nothing really sweet at all
Thanks for another tried and true recipe….how did you know I needed this in my life right now. Love your bowl by the way…handle is nifty 🥰
I’m a mind reader! 😉 I love the handle on that bowl. It is sooo convenient. 😊
I have my own version of stabilized whipped cream that I came up with because I live in such a hot temperature 🥵I needed it to hold up. Like you I used gelatin to help stabilize the whipped cream but I changed a couple of the other items in the recipe. Instead of the powdered sugar and vanilla I added 1/2 cup of white chocolate ganache. Now you can add other flavorings with this version. I like to add a nice champagne 🍾 extract. This not only gave the frosting sweetness and a pleasant vanilla flavor but I found that it also helped with the stability of the frosting. Now if I wanted it a little sweeter I could add a little sugar or some sweetened condensed milk.
I’ve also tried adding powdered freeze dried strawberries to it which gave it a pretty color and flavor.
I found that I could also make a nice dark chocolate 🍫 whipped cream frosting by adding a dark chocolate ganache to the gelatin and whipped cream mixture. It’s lots of fun to experiment with recipe by adding different colors and flavorings to make it your own.
I hope this idea helps some else like it helped me. 😉😁 Happy Baking, Dee 😊
Thank you so much for all the tips and the ideas, Dee! :)
I need my frosting to hold out from 9 am till 5 pm ?
Can u please write out exact recipe pls hun
@saritaylor3648 you can always find them in the description or on my website. Here’s the link for this one. 😊 sugarspunrun.com/stabilized-whipped-cream-frosting/
Thank you for teaching me how to make whipped icing cause now my friends and family want me to bake for them more often.
You are so welcome! Have fun ❤
Well my birthday's on the 25th and was looking for a good frosting!!! Well my prayers have been answered!! Thank youuuu
Well happy early birthday! Enjoy! 😊
Thank you!
I’m going to try this for my baby shower cake I’m making. The weather will be in the 90s. It’s about a 15-20 minute ride to the venue and I don’t want to risk it melting on the way there. I prefer the consistency and sweetness of whipped cream. I’ll be doing a trial run today using your whipped cream and I’ll be piping ruffles on the bottom tier 💙
I hope you love it! :)
Hola. Saludos desde Venezuela.. gracias por tus enseñanzas y tu grandioso canal. me gustaría saber por que al verter la gelatina, se forman grumos de gelatina?
Omg this is my absolute favorite!! Just like you said
It’s not to sweet. Just enough.
I’m so happy I came across this one. I was actually looking for your cream cheese recipe
For husband’s birthday cake.
This one I will use on mine 😋😉
Thank You Sam!
You're welcome! I hope everyone loves it! :)
Made this and it was absolutely DELICIOUS 🙏🏽 if I wanted to make a chocolate version, would I just add cocoa powder?
So happy to see another video(: (: much love from Alaska ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for making this video! It turned out way better than I expected!
You're so welcome! I'm happy you enjoyed it 😊
Hello! Thank you so much for an excellent recipe!! Had anyone asked about upping the quantity if you want to use it to frost a cake? Do you know if a drop of food coloring would change its stability much?
Thank you so much for your hard work! I use your online recipes all the time and had no idea you had a channel too. Until recently 😊
From other stabilized whipped cream recipes I’ve seen, it has to be gel paste or oil based food coloring
I’m far from a baker lol.
But I made this frosting because I promised my granddaughter we would make a Easter basket cake for Easter
I made this frosting and it was delicious!!!
My granddaughter only likes cool whip frosting and I was able to make it and keep my promise.
Thanks so much for this yummy recipe!
This is the missing element in the search to make an alternate Krispe Kreme vanilla filled doughnuts. THANK YOU!!!!
You're welcome! Enjoy! :)
You make it look so easy...
It really is! ❤
Just made this and love it. How would adding other flavorings be? I was thinking of wanting to add some cinnamon powder to use it on some caramel latte cupcakes but wasn’t sure if the powder would mess this up.
Definitely going to make this my grandson hates buttercream icing! Thanks 🥰
I hope he loves this one! :)
Excellent Sam thank you very much for sharing this frosting recipe
I hope you love it! 😊
Yes sam very much
Can you do a rosette cake with this recipe? i do not like buttercream and this recipe looks better with the whipping cream and powdered sugar!
This should work for you. :)
Thank you , I will be doing whipped cream soon so I will try and let you know.
I hope you love it! ☺️
Why did I just find this! Beautiful frosting!
I hope you love it! 😊😊
Cool! Thanks for teaching me something new. Thanks for the video. Take care ✌🏾
I will try to make this recipe😊
That look so good Sugar thank you
Hi, how long do you think this would stay in shape in room temp?
Have u used that in the Berry Chantilly cake ?
Is it possible to keep it in the freezer
Can't wait to try this! Thanks girl 🥰
Enjoy! 😊
Can you make this ahead? If so how long can it store and how would you store it
Can I make this ahead of time? Like a day before and if so how do I use it the next day?
You can certainly make it the day ahead of time. You would just want to store it in an air tight container in the refrigerator until you want to use it and then pipe or spread it as you'd like. :)
This recipe works really well! Thank you! God bless 🙏🏻🤍
So glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, thanks for the tips!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
You are so welcome!
This turned out wonderfully! Easy to whip up (literally 😄) and not too sweet. Thank you for the recipe!
You're so welcome! 😊
At what point should I add food coloring? And would any type of food coloring work
Stir it in briefly at the end. Any kind should work but I’d recommend gel food coloring. 😊
@@SugarSpunRun thank you
Could I make this and keep it in the fridge for a day
Sure thing!
How about a cream cheese whipped cream meringue buttercream frosting? It has oat flour, coconut sugar, ground flax seed, plant cream, cream cheese, and olive oil.
How many cupcakes does this top?
It will generously frost 12 cupcakes. I call what is in the picture generous. If you use less on the cupcake you can stretch it further. :)
Hello dear, if i want to make 1 litter of whipping cream, how much gelatin should i add to my cream to decorate with it. I want to use the Russian nozzles . thanks
I haven’t measured out the volume to know exactly how much it makes, but if you increase of decrease the recipe you will want to increase or decrease all of the ingredients proportionally. 😊
@@SugarSpunRun thanks dear for your reply
Looks amazing!! Thank you so much
Glad you like it!
Thank you . Just try it 🥰
It came out perfectly, thank you so much....🎉🎉🎉
You are so welcome!
Does it have a gel like texture or does it still feel like cream
Still feels like a whipped cream. It’s just more stable. 😊😊
If I wanted to use food coloring how/when would ido that?
Stir it in briefly at the end. 😊
Can you color it with food gel coloring?
Sure thing! Stir it in at the end. 😊
Can pureed fruit be added for flavor/color?
is there any alternatives? I am making cupcakes and I do not have unflavored gelatin, not to mention I am not quite old enough to drive.
I have a whipped cream that isn’t stabilized so doesn’t need the gelatin. 😊 sugarspunrun.com/homemade-whipped-cream-recipe/
Is this like the whipped cream they use at Walmart on their cakes?
That's what I'm trying to figure out too!
Can this be made chocolate
I haven't played around with it to know how to do it for sure, but it's on my list of things to do. :)
Hi. Worked great. Thanks. If I decide to add some caramel, do I have to do something different and when it’s a good moment to add it?
I think caramel will be too heavy and wet and would break your whipped cream so I don't recommend it. :(
@@SugarSpunRun Thanks.
Can I add cherry 🍒 juice for a pretty pale pink color?
What can we use that does not contain animal bones?
Hmm I’m honestly not sure of a great substitute for the gelatin… maybe someone else can chime in!
Where can I find the 848 tip and 846
hi i was just wondering, does this whipped cream start to lose it's shape after a few days? I was going to frost my cake with this, so can i after i've frosted it can i put it in the fridge to hold shape?
do u think pectin will be a replacement for gelatin???
I have honestly never tried it so I can't say for sure how it would go.
This is genius but can you substitute the gelatine for agar for vegetarians???
Hello and Thank you for the recipe! I have tried a recipe with cornstarch and meringue powder to stabilize the frosting. Is it better to use the gelatin instead?
This is the best way personally that I have found to do it. 😊
@@SugarSpunRun Great, I will try with the gelatin. Thank you for your response.
❤❤My gudness it looks delicious🤤
Thank you 😋
Will the consistency change if I add in gel food coloring?
Nope. Just stir a little in at the end. 😊
Wish I could post a picture here! Quite proud of my Angel Food cake with strawberries buried in your wonderful frosting!
Sounds soooo tasty! You can always tag me on instagram @sugarspun_sam 😊
Ma pls can I use the whip cream for cake parfait
That should work. :)
Can I sub almond extract for the vanilla? Would it be the same amount? I’m not sure if almond flavoring is stronger than vanilla.
You could sub almond extract but I would go much, much lighter. It’s a lot more potent. 😊
I tried this tip but when I add gelatin after micro wave cream got loose, even I didn't put hot aur warm gelatin,it was fine at room temperature but I don't know why it happened?
Clarissa Explains It All! U look like Melissa Joan Hart
Could i hace the recipe in grammes ?
You can always find them in the description as well as a link to my website that has a printable version as well. 😊
@@SugarSpunRunit's not indicate in grammes.. could you please give me the units as in french we don't use coups. What is in grammes the quantity of heavy cream ? Heavy cream has 30% of fat ?
Hello, I am new to this channel and have really been enjoying the content. I have watched several videos and would like to know the reason why when you mention your kitchen aid mixer in the background in this video and also the other blue hand mixer, the screen goes black and white and sad music plays? I can only assume it means that they bit the dust? Or just sad that if some bakers don't have that luxury? I have no idea why this peaked my interest SO much. Any who, keep the videos coming.
I'm so glad you have enjoyed everything so much! That is my "lonely mixer" 😂. I always use my red stand mixer and a lot of commenters started asking me about the blue mixer and telling me they feel bad for the lonely mixer in the background so I made it a little thing. Everyone seems to enjoy it. :)
Can you use flavored jello?
I haven’t tried it. I think it could work, but I’m not sure if there would be any extra steps involved.
Hi i dont have microwave can i heat the gelatine in stove?
Definitely!
and also would this be enough to frost a two layer 7 inch cake
Is this something like whip n’ Ice?
Hmmm I've never heard of it so I'm not sure.
Does this make 2 cups of frosting?
Is this recipe okay to be used as a filling for cake?😅 I usually make it just for frosting the cake but wanted to ask if it’s okay to be used as a filling?..
Can I use Splenda sweetener instead of powder sugar?
I'm not sure how that would work 🙁
How long is this good on cupcakes on the counter?
Since it's dairy based, I wouldn't leave it out much longer than an hour or so. It can be stored in the refrigerator in an air tight container for a few days. :)
@@SugarSpunRun Thank you so much!
Hi, Sam! I am not crazy (call me crazy! lol) about messing with gelatin so I have always put cream cheese in my whipping cream and called it "Stabilized Whipped Cream Frosting". What would be the difference between the two, other than the SLIGHT taste of the cream cheese? A week ago I made an Italian Cream Cake for my sister for her birthday. I also decided to make her some cupcakes, too (nearly killed myself!) as well for an added treat. Anyway, I make a batch of lemon/orange curd. I then make some lemon/orange cupcakes, filling them with the curd. I make stabilized whipping cream and put the citrus juices and the zest in it and frost. She shared with some of her friends (even their waitress got some goodies at Olive Garden) and I was getting calls telling me that my cupcakes were SO refreshing and "to die for!". The huge 3-layer, 7@ cake was a hit, as well! Many people have never heard of, seen, or tasted that cake! I felt so proud of myself! Oh!...sorry...my point? People seem to love that frosting with the cream cheese! Sorry to carry on, everyone! God bless you all for puttin' up with me...🙂
Sounds delicious!
So you stabilize yiurs with cream cheese and it didn't melt? I'm new to making whipped cream frosting
Hey here’s a tip: use MASCARPONE instead. For some reason it’s pricey in the US (in the UK it’s like 90p) but I highly recommend bc it tastes JUST like cream. I think it’s made w cream & a thickener like lemon juice. I’ve always used that and it’s delicious and very stable :)
@@xolio1993 use mascarpone instead of what ingredient?
debjudisch5548…could you share your recipe? That sounds delicious!!
Why didn't you use the stand mixer?
A lot of people request recipes not using a stand mixer because they don't have stand mixers. It's typically easier in the stand mixer so I think it's a little more helpful to show the hand mixer. :)
@@SugarSpunRun
That's really considerate of you!
I got my stand mixer at the age of 33, so before that every time a recipy included the words 'in a stand mixer' I would sigh.
I understand the feeling and I don’t like it. It’s nice to be able to do things without fancy equipment. 😊
Would this be perfect for a strawberry short cake? I plan to make it for my dad's birthday :)
Sure thing! 😊😊
@@SugarSpunRun thank you!
Question Sam. So I read you refrigerate after decorates/frosted. I am taking a cake to lunch do I need to pack it in a cooler of ice?
Hi Deirdre! Yes, this icing needs to stay refrigerated.
@@SugarSpunRun Thanks Sam!!
Once I pipe this on the cupcakes, do I need to refrigerate the cupcakes?
Since it is a whipped cream I would recommend refrigerating them to store. :)
Hello could you double the ingredients to made a larger batch?
Yep!
I have a question Sam, I have a party for Saturday I'm making funfetti cupcakes do you think this Whipped Cream Frosting will go better with them or your Ermine Frosting? It'll be an outdoor event weather will be 87°-90°F.
O no! I'm sorry I'm late! Neither will hold up in that heat. You will need to keep them chilled. Personally I prefer the whipped cream with funfetti. :)
@@SugarSpunRun Thanks Sam for the reply I'll keep that in mind for next time
What do you think is the cheapest way to obtain or make around 200 cakes for a cake fight consisting mainly of buttercream?
That is a great question and honestly something I've never considered before.
@@SugarSpunRun are you considering it now? 😂 I'm thinking of maybe just using cheap gâteux.
I don't care what anyone says I LOVE the lonely stand mixer joke every time!
😂😂
How long does this stay stable for?
4-5 days in an air tight container in the refrigerator. 😊
Hi! If I wanted to add instant chocolate pudding mix to it can I? And if so, at what point would I add it and how much would be appropriate?
I haven't tried it so I'm hesitant to advise specifically, but if you do try it I'd love to know how it goes and what you do. :)
Hi, if I wanted to make a double batch or triple batch would I use more Gelatin as well?
That is correct. You will want to double or triple all of the ingredients. 😃
@@SugarSpunRun thank you... :)
Hey Sam! Question for you. I am making this for cheesecakes for a craft fair. How long can they be left out? Or do I need to plan on refrigerating them the whole time? How long can they sit in the fridge before the cream starts to to dry out. Just curious on the best way to prepare so I don't mess it up
They shouldn't be out of refrigeration for too long with the cream in the frosting and the cream cheese in the cheesecake. I'd plan to refrigerate them the whole time; the cream will be fine as long as they're stored in an airtight container. Hope that helps! 😊
@Sugar Spun Run appreciate the timely response. You have become one of my favorites, definitely an inspiration. Your light is bright and I'm grateful to have found your channel!❤️
New sub! 😊👍
Welcome to the channel! :)
Is it ok to leave the sugar out?
I wouldn't recommend leaving all of it out, because the sugar helps with stabilization. There is only ½ cup of sugar in the whole recipe, which when compared to classic buttercream frosting, (typically has 4 cups or 8x as much sugar for the same amount of icing!), is a very small amount. I'd consider this frosting to be very lightly sweetened.
Ok, I tried this recipe and it is so so good! The only thing is that I did something wrong and my frosting had little chunks of gelatin in it when we ate the cake 😆
What did I do wrong?!
I'm so glad you liked it! If it isn’t smooth it’s typically because the gelatin is not bloomed properly. The most important thing is to make sure the gelatin has dissolved/absorbed all of the water and then had time to sit and solidify in the cold water before returning it to the microwave, and then make sure it has melted completely. If these steps aren’t followed exactly you could end up with a frosting that is grainy, unfortunately. 🙁
You should temper the gelatin first by adding a little of the cream into the gelatin, whisking THEN add to the cream.
Which heavy whipping cream are you using? I mean brand.
Most of the time I use generic brands. :)
Is this stabilized enough to make roses out of it?
It should be! Let us know how they turn out 😊
Oh this looks amazing! Does it hold well in the fridge for a few days without deflating?
It will do well in the refrigerator for a couple of days. 😊
Won't the cream become like jello after sitting for a while?
It becomes firm but I would not say it becomes like jello.
Tried and did not turn out like yours. I found a couple gelatin lumps too. I mixed the gelatin like you did and added as you did also.
I am so sorry to hear this Heather. This usually happens if the gelatin is not properly 100% re-liquified when it is whipped into the cream, unfortunately. If it is all added at once rather than drizzled in, this can sometimes cause this as well. 🙁
@@SugarSpunRun okay I made it again but this time used a higher powered mixer and it worked and was good!!!
I’ve tried a whipping cream it’s always having a water after
Instead of using gelatin have you ever tried to use Dr. Oetkar whipped cream stabilizer called Whip It? I wonder if it’s the same
I have honestly never even heard of it.