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Re: Frosting help, please?

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  1. JeanineAlyse said:

    POWDERED SUGAR FROSTING
    ___ Powdered sugar
    ___ Milk
    ___ Butter
    ___ Vanilla

    I have a sheet of these today-to-become raisin bars cooling now, which
    I would like to frost later, though with best instruction for the
    frosting ingredients' various amounts. In advance of response, I thank
    you so much!
    Picky ~JA~

    When I make icing I always use a whole 1 lb. box of
    powdered sugar, 1 stick butter, enough liquid to make
    it the right consistency - a couple of tablespoons or
    more depending. I would use 1 tsp. vanilla for vanilla
    frosting with 1 lb. of powd. sugar.

    I most often make strawberry or orange in
    which case I use orange juice for the liquid in the approp.
    amount and in the case of strawberry I clean, slice, and
    sugar the strawberries and let sit overnight and then
    just throw some in with their juice and beat with the
    mixer. The strawberries get broken up and contribute
    to the total liquid.
    Kate

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