Royal icing cakes

Royal Icing is a popular choice for cookie decoration because it dries hard, with a smooth and shiny finish. It can also be used for multiple other baking applications as it’s totally customizable. Types of Royal Icing Stiff Royal Icing is required when making flowers, leaves, ruffles, brush embroidery, and decorations that need to perfectly hold their shape. It can also be used for assembling gingerbread houses. If you cut through the icing with a knife, it will not melt back together. The…

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Royal Icing Drip Cake 👩🏼‍🍳✨ Today I'm teaching you how to use royal icing to create a pretty drip cake! I show you 3 different styles. The first is a solid drip, the second is a multicolor/marbled drip, and the third is a painted drip. You can paint your drip silver, gold, or any other color! Royal icing drip works great on a fondant covered cake and is really easy to do once you achieve the right consistency!

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42K views · 1.8K likes | The Cookie Box Club on Instagram: "When imperfect dots turn into a perfect cookie wreath. As always, I used 10 second royal icing consistency for this cookie. The key to wet on wet cookie designs is not to wait for any of the icing you’re using to set or crust. Yes, you have to work somewhat fast but these cookies are always showstoppers without you having to spend so much time waiting in between. That’s a win-win in my view. What do you think?…

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