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Icing Recipes
Royal Icing
Put one egg white in a medium mixing bowl and beat with a wooden spoon until egg white thins and starts to froth on the top. Sift 1 1/4 cups pure icing sugar into a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of icing sugar to egg white and beat until combined. Continue adding icing sugar in this way, 1 tablespoon at a time, until mixture is thick enough to pipe and stiff peaks form when spoon is pulled from mixture. This can take up to 10-12 minutes of beating. Spoon into a clean, small bowl and cover with plastic wrap.
* Royal icing must be kept covered at all times as it dries out quickly. It's best used on the day it's made but leftovers can be thinned with a few drops of cold water, beaten again and re-used. Make sure any dry icing from the edges is not beaten into the mixture as this will block the flow of icing through the pipe.
* Store in a cool, dry place, but not the fridge. You can tint royal icing with food colourings if you so desire