Boiled frosting recipe chocolate icing

This boiled chocolate icing recipe is an old-fashioned treat, resulting in huge chocolate fudge chunks that just melt in your mouth.

This chocolate frosting recipe from Call Me PMc is super easy to make and goes perfect with any dessert! This frosting recipe contains cocoa powder and powdered sugar and can be ready in minutes. Try out this super simple chocolate frosting recipe today!

Ingredients 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup evaporated milk 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract 1/8 tsp. salt Melt 1 stick butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat add the sugar, milk, and cocoa Stir and bring to a boil. Boil for 3 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool slightly Stir in the vanilla and salt Beat the mixture with a wooden spoon for a few minutes. Let the mixture rest for a couple of minutes and beat again for a few minutes until…

***This is the go-to for the chocolate chip bundt cake that is our family's favorite. One Minute Easy Chocolate Frosting - Spend With Pennies

Fudgy, rich and ultra chocolatey, this old fashioned cooked chocolate icing with cocoa powder is ready in just 10 minutes! The perfect finishing touch for your baked goods.

I spent a week in Spencer, Iowa with my grandma, Eleanor. Eleanor is 89 years young and raised 6 children. While she doesn’t bake as much as she used to, her brownies are legendary. The secret is boiled icing. My grandma’s boiled icing recipe came from her mother who got it from someone else. We don’t […]

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I was honored when my dear friend Maggie recently asked for my baking assistance; she wanted to conquer her grandmother's celebrated chocolate cake recipe and thought I might be able to help. Although it is a beloved family favorite, not a single relative has been successful in their attempts to recreate it. I was (overly) confident in my abilities and gladly accepted the challenge. Little did I know how much of a challenge it would turn out to be.

Shiny fudge frosting is so easy to make and sooooo delicious! It has a great gloss and perfect soft texture. No mixer needed, just a saucepan, a whisk and a knife for spreading.

Easy Dark Chocolate Frosting Recipe ( Boiled Icing Recipe )Please subscribe ★► http://bit.ly/1ucapVHRECIPE CORRECTION --- Use ONE teaspoon ( 5 grams ) of va...

Go ahead - throw away your other recipes! This frosting, based on the Magnolia Bakery recipe, is the only chocolate buttercream frosting recipe you need.

Happy Monday! I'm starting something new at Nesty - Retro Recipes! These posts will feature a classic recipe that has stood the test of time and made people happy for generations! Recipes you have probably enjoyed at home, for Sunday dinner, to comfort, and to celebrate! For my first Retro Recipe post, I'm featuring a classic Cape Breton recipe, Chocolate Cake with Boiled Icing. Chocolate Cake with Boiled Icing, Mmmmmm! I'm going to assume that all of you have had chocolate cake (if not, my…

Rich and creamy, this old fashioned chocolate buttercream frosting is so easy to make, with only five ingredients!

This 3 ingredient chocolate frosting is decadently rich and chocolatey. It is simple, easy and quick and can be made in 10 minutes! #3ingredientchocolatefrosting #easychocolateicingrecipe #decoratedtreats #howtomakechocolatefrosting

How to Make Frosting without Powdered Sugar (No Icing Sugar, No Eggs) - IzzyCooking

This easy chocolate fudge frosting is perfect for cakes, brownies, and cookies! Start by stirring some melted butter into a mixture of powdered sugar and cocoa powder, then add hot (nearly boiling) water a little at a time to bring this frosting together. Work quickly with this frosting - as the butter sets, the icing will harden into a rich, thick fudge that you can sink your teeth into! This is our favorite homemade frosting for sheet cakes, cupcakes, and more. With step by step photos!

I was honored when my dear friend Maggie recently asked for my baking assistance; she wanted to conquer her grandmother’s celebrated chocolate cake recipe and thought I might be able to help. Although it is a beloved family favorite, not a single relative has been successful in their attempts to recreate it. I was (overly) confident in my abilities and gladly accepted the challenge. Little did I know how much of a challenge it would turn out to be. What resulted is five (count that, five!