Swiss Buttercream = Way of the Future

Hello?? 

… Is anybody still there?? 

My last post was written in hopes that everything would be organised & up. My website, new blog, etc. 

However, no matter how much I want to believe that I am low-maintainence, I am not. 

And I sent a long list of details that I would like done. 

So, I’m back for now. 

I don’t know what it is around here, but birthday season has arrived & I have been making more cupcakes/Tomboy cakes & getting orders for them. 

The humidity & heat of been my arch-nemesis & I’ve been so livid over my buttercream turnout. 

I was taught & have adapted a homemade basic buttercream recipe that is a winner even to my South African friends who aren’t used to the sugar-addicted American dessert world. 

I prefer cake plain… But I’m not going to lie: I lick the spatula. 

Yet, recently when I’ve made my buttercream frosting, it would immediately separate & turn into a  butter- sugar Niagra Falls. 

Utterly frustrating. 

I was at my wit’s end.

I considered a viable solution such as advertising naked & bald Tomboy Cakes with maybe some jam in the middle.

Then – on Friday – I opened up Facebook & heard the angelic choir singing. 

My beloved Epicurious shared an article entitled “Everything You Need to Know About Buttercream”. 

Folks, I discovered the cure. 

And I got to practice immediately when I told my friend that she couldn’t have a Mexican-Themed 25th Birthday party without my Margarita Cupcakes. 

Those cupcakes’ll make a bulldog hug a hound. 

And the frosting lasted the night because of blessed Epicurious & the recipe for Swiss Buttercream. 

Saved my life & the future of Douceur in this hot & humid beloved South Africa! 

“Whip it. Whip it good.” 

Be Back Soon… 



My beloved readers… 

My deepest apologies for this period of silence. 

Life has been quite eventful. 

New things are happening. 

& exciting changes are being made… 

 

My business website is created & undergoing the finishing touches. Upon its completion, I will have transferred my blog to a new website & I’ll be sure to inform you all. 

In the meantime, I thank you all for your support & soon I shall see you on my new site! 

“Whip it. Whip it good.”