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Edible Silk Cake, Edible Silk, Edible Pearls, White Choc, Crystal Cake, Dessert Cookbooks, Beach Wedding Cake, Flowers Cake, Gateaux Cake

Edible Silk Recipe! ✨️ For this cake size... Bloom Gelatin ● 30g gelatin ● 60g water Mix ○ 30g melted white choc ○ 7.5g glucose ○ 2 drops white gel food colouring Combine ● & ○ Microwave for...

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Chefmaster by US Cake Supply 10.5-Ounce Liqua-Gel Cake Food Coloring Ivory S Cake, Cake Supplies, Squeeze Bottles, Edible Cake, Cake Batter, Gourmet Food, Gel Color, Mustard Bottle, Food Coloring

Made in the USA - Liqua-Gel Colors are highly concentrated edible cake decorating colors in a wide range of bright vivid intense colors Colors are easy to mix and disperse instantly. Gels come in squeeze bottles with twist-top lids, so you can add "drops" for easy-to-repeat colors every time. Gels are freeze tolerant, fade and bleed resistant and will not break down icings Formulated for use with whipped toppings, buttercreme icings, fondant, cake batter, cookie dough and more All the colors…

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Shivesh Bhatia on Instagram: "Episode 5 of #NoOvenNoProblem ☀️, a series where I make your favourite desserts at home WITHOUT an oven 💁🏻‍♂️ The easiest way to make a Red Velvet Cake without a mould, this recipe gets you a super soft, moist eggless cake🤌🏻 

Ingredients 
🤌🏻1+1/4 cup milk, warm
🤌🏻2 tbsp white vinegar 
🤌🏻1 cup castor sugar 
🤌🏻½ cup sunflower oil 
🤌🏻¼ cup yogurt/ homemade curd
🤌🏻1/2 tsp red gel food colour 
🤌🏻1+ ½ cup all purpose flour 
🤌🏻1 tbsp cocoa powder 
🤌🏻1 tsp baking soda

For the cream cheese frosting
🤌🏻1+1/2 cup (338g) butter, softened 
🤌🏻1 tsp vanilla extract 
🤌🏻3/4 cup cream cheese, softened 
🤌🏻3 cups icing sugar 

Method
1. Start by mixing warm milk and vinegar together. If you don’t have vinegar you can use same quantity of lemon juice Red Velvet Cake Recipe Easy, Desserts At Home, Yogurt Homemade, Red Velvet Cake Recipe, Baking Goods, Eggless Cake, Dessert Cake Recipes, Dessert Cake, Gel Food Coloring

Shivesh Bhatia on Instagram: "Episode 5 of #NoOvenNoProblem ☀️, a series where I make your favourite desserts at home WITHOUT an oven 💁🏻‍♂️ The easiest way to make a Red Velvet Cake without a mould, this recipe gets you a super soft, moist eggless cake🤌🏻 Ingredients 🤌🏻1+1/4 cup milk, warm 🤌🏻2 tbsp white vinegar 🤌🏻1 cup castor sugar 🤌🏻½ cup sunflower oil 🤌🏻¼ cup yogurt/ homemade curd 🤌🏻1/2 tsp red gel food colour 🤌🏻1+ ½ cup all purpose flour 🤌🏻1 tbsp cocoa powder…

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Dayeeta Pal | Hyper-realistic Cake Artist | Illusion Cakes on Instagram: "How simple is edible dust to make!?  ✨️The best part is, it’s so cheap to make. A quarter tsp of gel colour will give you atleast 20g of dust! That’s almost 2 pots of edible dust!  ✨️You can make any edible dust with any gel colour you wish!  ✨️And as you can see, the result is same as shop bought 🤩 Ingredients:  ●1/4 tsp gel colour. And yes, you can make lustre dust too, as long as you have the gel for that colour.  ●Bakers spirit/ rejuvinator/vodka lemon extract or water. ( note: only difference is spirit will dry quick within half hour but water will take longer tk dry)  ●Cornflour 1tbl spoon   (You can increase the gel colour too if you want it stronger)  Process:  Mix them together to form a thick paste (as sho Edible Dusting Powder, Edible Glitter Cake, Illusion Cakes, Vodka Lemon, Edible Glitter Dust, Cake Gel, Edible Luster Dust, Cake Wallpaper, Realistic Cakes

Dayeeta Pal | Hyper-realistic Cake Artist | Illusion Cakes on Instagram: "How simple is edible dust to make!? ✨️The best part is, it’s so cheap to make. A quarter tsp of gel colour will give you atleast 20g of dust! That’s almost 2 pots of edible dust! ✨️You can make any edible dust with any gel colour you wish! ✨️And as you can see, the result is same as shop bought 🤩 Ingredients: ●1/4 tsp gel colour. And yes, you can make lustre dust too, as long as you have the gel for that colour…

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