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Italian Meringue Buttercream Recipe Without Thermometer - Vanilla Frosting For Cakes & Cupcakes

Italian Meringue Buttercream Recipe Without Thermometer - Vanilla Frosting For Cakes & Cupcakes

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n meringue buttercream recipe without themometer. Learn everything about this Vanilla Frosting! Perfect for Cakes and Cupcakes! My Caramel cake: SUBSCRIBE for more videos Ingredients in grams and cups: 6 Egg Whites ( ROOM TEMPERATURE) 300 gr Sugar ( 1 1/2 cups) 300 gr Soft Butter (2 1/2 STICKS) 2 tsp Vanilla Extract ( Use good quality) 85 gr Water ( 3 ounces) Pinch of Salt 1/4 tsp Cream of tartar NOTE: For those of you that don't eat eggs and would like to know what frosting to pair with my caramel cake, you can either make my regular buttercream frosting or my stabilized mascarpone whipped cream or even cream cheese frosting if you prefer! The options are endless and all so good! :) Additional things you need to know about this frosting: Allow the sugar to dissolve and then bring to a boil. Let it boil for around 23 minutes. Don't boil more than that and don't stir! If you're using a thermometer don't let the mixture go over 120 degrees celsius. This frosting can also be made with margarine or a mixture of both butter and margarine. If you are using margarine check the fat % of the margarine. It should have a fat % similar to butter. This frosting can be kept both in the fridge or at room temp( unless it's summer. Please don't be discouraged if the first time you make this frosting it doesn't turn out as expected. It takes some practice and patience, but once you understand how to make it, it's super easy!
Date: 2020-05-18

Comments and reviews: 10


WOW, I didn't know buttercream tastes better after a day! I know some people who bake their cake a day in advanced, but I always thought that was just for practical reasons and buttercream should be as fresh as possible. I will definitely try this Italian meringue buttercream recipe and technique. Is it okay if I whip the sugar syrup and egg white mixture in air con-ed room? It's 30+ degrees here all year long and they turned soupy after I added the butter no matter how long I whipped (even after popping it into the fridge a few times while whipping.
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An observation today - made another small batch using carton egg whites - not as much volume in the meringue but the end result was very similar. Combined it with yesterday's batch (re-whipped) and did some more piping. Tasted it and am getting a slightly too buttery/greasy mouthfeel. Any ideas why? Have looked at other IMBC and SMBC recipes and they all have much higher ratios of butter to sugar!
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I must confess this is one of the most understood simplified Italian meringue buttercream recipe ever! - I tried this for the first time and it was perfect! I added melted white chocolate to mine and some Orange zest and coconut extract as well as a very good vanilla extract! It was great after 48hours! P. S: I didn-t use a thermometer! Thanks Emma! You ROCK! -
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Hi Emma, I tried making this into chocolate buttercream by adding cooled melted chocolate - first it went very soft, so I chilled it for 10minutes and started re whipping it. Now it has gone like curdled soup with no structure at all. Any idea how I can stabilise it please or is it too late? I've put it back in the fridge for now.
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i halved the ingredients to make a test batch to practice piping for some baby shower cakes I'm making this weekend. Thank you Emma, this is a fabulous recipe! I piped, re-piped and piped again and agin without having to refrigerate it and it held up beautifully. I wonder if you have used carton egg whites to make the meringue?
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Tried your Italian meringue buttercream recipe, it worked! Yay! Such a lovely mousse-like lightness to it and a refreshing yet subtle taste. It was so yummy, my kids couldn't get enough, licking the bowl. Thumbs up for this and all of your other awesome recipes that actually work! You're a life-saver! Thanks.
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Wow I made this and it was brilliant. Thank you Emma. Can I ask, if I want an even more firm imbc, will that happen if I use butter that is a little firmer? -Secondly, to get a whiter imbc, what if I really whip the Butter till pale in colour and then cool it down before using it? Will that work?
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Hi Emma your frosting looks so silky and smooth. Going to try and make this tomorrow for the cake Im baking for my husband. Question - Im doing a cake (doing 4 layers of 8 inch cake) and doing about 20 cupcakes, would this be enough frosting or would I need to make 2 batches?
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The first time I made this, I had a little bit of yolk so it didn-t whip up. The second time, I didn-t know what to look for so I was a little confused. The third time, it was a struggle but became a success! This tastes so good and much better than American buttercream!
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For those of you that don't eat eggs and would like to know what frosting to pair with my caramel cake, you can either make my regular buttercream frosting or my stabilized mascarpone whipped cream or even cream cheese frosting if you prefer! The options are endless! -
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