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Decorator's Buttercream Icing

4.2

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This decorator's staple remains an old reliable when all else fails. It even performs well in warm weather.

Epicurious Editors' Notes:

• This recipe yields more than enough for two cakes—if icing only one cake, make a half recipe or freeze the extra.
• If using the icing to write on a cake, soften it with extra liquid. If using it to pipe roses, add extra confectioners' sugar.
• Meringue powder is available at wilton.com.

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