Frost
To cover a cake with frosting icing (made by heating sugar and water) or to dip small fruits such as grapes or cherries in lightly whisked egg white and then in caster sugar. Frosted fruit is used to decorate desserts.
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Frosted Peanut Butter Brittle Cookies Recipe
1 C. crushed peanut brittle (see recipe)
1/2 C. butter-flavor solid vegetable shortening
1/2 C. granulated sugar
1/2 C. firmly packed light brown sugar
1/2 C. creamy peanut butter
1 T. milk
1 egg
1 1/2 C.
Frosting:
a cooked or uncooked sugar mixture used to cover and decorate cakes, cookies and other foods.
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Frosting and Filling Recipes
Frostings and fillings can take a dessert from ordinary to extraordinary. Take a look at these filling and frosting recipes to find your family favorites.
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Frosting for Black & White Cookies
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For the frosting, make sure the butter is soft, then, using a whisk or electric mixer, beat it with the cream cheese in a bowl until smooth and light.
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Whether used as a garnish or as part of a cheese tray, frosted grapes are easy to make. First, beat an egg white until frothy, dip grapes in beaten egg white, then roll in granulated sugar.
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More complicated frostings involve cooking. There are many boiled icing recipes which include ingredients such as sugar, milk, eggs, flavoring, and boiling water.
Frosting - A sugar mixture used on cakes, cookies, pastries, and other baked foods. Also called icing.
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Fry - To cook food in fat over moderate to high heat.
Frost - to coat a cake or petit fours with an icing; to dip the rim of a glass in egg white and caster sugar and then chill in a refrigerator until set; to dip the rim of a glass in lemon juice and coat with salt, then chill in the freezer.
Frost - A technique of shaking ice cubes in an empty glass so that a mist forms on the sides of the glass before it is filled with a beverage.
Frost:
To apply sugar, frosting, glaze, or icing to fruit, cake, or other food.
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Frost crystallization on a shrub.
Crystallization is the (natural or artificial) process of formation of solid crystals from a uniform solution.
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Frost
1. To coat a cake with an icing of confectioners' sugar. #2. To dip the rim of a glass in egg white and caster sugar and then chill in a refrigerator until set.
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Frost
To apply a cooked or uncooked topping, which is soft enough to spread but stiff enough to hold its shape, to cakes, cupcakes, or cookies.
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Frosting - What is the proper name for that sweet sugary mixture used to fill and cover cakes, pastries and other confections? The answer may depend on where you live. Americans tend to use the word 'frosting'.
A frosting made from sugar, sweet butter, milk, egg yolks and flavoring. Confectioner's or powdered sugar is often used buy not required.
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Frosty fruit
Nice, cool seedless grapes can go from fruity snack to sweet treat with a sprinkling of superfine sugar. To make frosted grapes, rinse the grapes and pat them dry. Use a pastry brush to brush them lightly with egg whites.
Any frosting or filling with a soft consistency can be used, but make sure any solid ingredients in the filling are finely chopped.
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First take some chocolate frosting and some bread.
Scoop out some chocolate frosting and spread it on the bread.
Add some peanut butter or gems to your sandwich.
I typically defrost frozen shrimp by removing them from the bag, putting them in a bowl and running water over them. WRONG. I just learned that water should never touch the shrimp or they will lose flavor.
Glazed, iced, or frosted to cover with a glossy coating
Glaze
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How to protect a frosted cake as it thaws: You should keep a frosted cake wrapped while it's thawing in the refrigerator so that it doesn't absorb odors.
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hard frost and only partially frozen because of their high sugar content.
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elder A shrub whose cream-colored flowers are delicious in fruit ...
It is also used to produce a creamier texture in sugary desserts such as candy and frosting. It is used commercially in some candies, bakery products, and gelatin desserts. Cream of tartar can also be used to clean brass and copper cookware.
glucose A type of sugar used in commercial candies and frosting, baked good, soft drinks and other processed foods because it doesn't crystallize easily.
They will root quite well in a cold frame, if protected during frosty weather by litter or other similar material. If the frame can be heated at will so as to maintain a fairly even temperature of from 40° to 50° Fah.
An icing similar to Italian meringue that is used as a filling and frosting for a number of old-fashioned American layer cakes such as devil's food cake.
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Blueberries should be plump and firm and uniform in color with a silvery frost.
Broccoli should smell sweet and have a dark-green color. The stalks should be tightly formed and be firm, not limp.
Other herbs such as french tarragon will grow quite happily in the British climate most of the time, but are not fully hardy and can be damaged or killed off by severe frost.
Givre Frosted.
Glace Iced. To glaze cakes or pastries with apricot jam, fondant or icing. Also to be dusted with icing sugar and browned under a salamander.
Glace De Viande A meat glaze.
The bean is tough and pliable, quality vanilla having a frosting of crystal called givre.
frosting: another term for icing; a sweet thick and creamy coating for cakes and cookies.
Gabi: Taro
garnish: to decorate food by adding attractive other foodstuffs.
A refined finely-powdered sugar, often used in frostings.
Coriander
The seed of a plant in the parsley family with a flavor reminiscent of a blend between sage and lemon.
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Buttercream is basically a flavored mixture of butter, sugar and eggs that is used to fill and frost cakes.
Cassatella - A miniature versions of cassata, perfectly domed and frosted white with a cherry on top, is said to recall St Agata, the patron saint of Catania, who was martyred by being rolled in hot coals and having her breasts cut off.
Add to fruit-flavored frosting to make the frosting more sour.
Mix with lemon extract or zest to make a lemon juice substitute.
Use a 1/4 tsp. when beating egg whites to a stiff peak by hand with a wooden spoon (for 4 egg whites).
Christian Brothers Frost White Brandy - Frost White brandy is a crystal clear, softer and more refined brandy from Christian Brothers, available in a white bottle. Buy Christian Brothers Frost White Brandy.
I also frosted them with store-bought buttercream frosting in the can (free) and they are delicious. They are very nice for a birthday party to send with your child. We make these for school parties now, instead of cupcakes.
Pipe: To force a semi-soft food, such as frosting or whipped cream, through a pastry bag to decorate food.
Pit: To remove the seed or pit from a fruit.
Plump: To allow a food, such as raisins, to soak in a liquid, increasing its volume.
Lamington Cake: butter cake, usually frosted with chocolate icing and coated with shredded coconut.
Mince: ground meat, usually beef. This term may also refer to any finely chopped mixture.
Frappé - a drink whipped with ice to make a thick, frosty consistency.
Freeze - to subject food to a temperature below 32*F (0*C) so that the moisture in the food solidifies; used as a preservation method.
A light, smooth, fluffy frosting of sugar, fat and flavorings with egg yolks or whipped egg whites sometimes added; there are three principal kinds: simple, Italian and French.
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Ice: To cool down cooked food by placing in ice; To spread frosting on a cake.
Infusion: Extracting flavors by soaking them in liquid heated in a covered pan; Refers to the liquid resulting from this process.
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Ice-To spread a glaze or frosting on a cake or to cool food down by placing on ice.
Julienne- Cut food into long thin strips.
A powdery acid that comes from deposits inside wine barrels. It is added to candy and frostings for a creamier consistency and to egg whites before beating to improve stability and volume.
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You can also slice a fresh loaf of bread and freeze it; you’ll have to toast the frosty slices to make them appealing again, but it’s a reliable way to keep a loaf around for more than a few days.
This name was chosen most unfortunately, because in the absence of winter frosts, paprika and its relatives can survive several seasons. In its natural habitat, paprika grows into large perennial shrubs. Selected Links ...
It is used often as a filling for chocolates, frosting for cakes, or fine pastries. Framboise A raspberry liqueur.
This sugar is finely ground and mixed with cornstarch to prevent lumping; it is used mostly in icings and frostings. It is also known as powdered sugar and 10X sugar.
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Fondant
A mixture of sugar, water and cream of tartar that can be formed into candy or decorations. If heated, it can also be used as frosting.
Forcemeat
Ground, seasoned meat(s) and used for stuffing.
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