How To Make Icing From Scratch?

A good quick and easy way to make icing is to mix powdered sugar and whipped cream together. If it gets too thick than add more whipped cream if its not thick enough then add more powdered sugar

InstructionsThings You'll Need:1 tbsp. Milk (plus more as needed)1/4 tsp. Vanilla1 c. Sifted powdered sugarmixing bowlsMixing bowls1 c. Sifted powdered sugar1 tbsp. Milk (plus more as needed)1/4 tsp. VanillaStep1Combine powdered sugar, vanilla and milk in a mixing bowl.Step2Stir in additional milk 1 tsp. At a time until the icing is of a drizzling consistency.Step3Use immediately.

It is very easy to make your icing. Just take 1&1/2 cup of powered sugar & 1 stick of butter mix together with 1 table spoon of vanilla until it has the thickness of icing & there you have it.

Icing Recipe

Ingredients
1-2 tablespoons milk
1 cup confectioners' sugar
Food coloring, optional and of choice
2-3 drops flavored extract, optional
Directions
With small whisk or fork, combine 1 tablespoon milk and confectioners' sugar in a small bowl until soft and smooth.
Stir in optional food coloring and flavoring if desired.
If mixture becomes to stiff, add milk in very small increments until desired consistency is reached.

Classic Birthday Cake Icing

2 lbs powered sugar
2 cups shortening
1/4 cup water
2 tablespoons clear vanilla

Beat all ingredients with a mixer until smooth

Here's how to make smoothly textured butter cream icing: You will need the following ingredients – four eggs, half a cup sugar, half a cup corn syrup, two and a half cubed sticks of butter.

Whip eggs in a bowl until they become fluffy. Boil sugar and corn syrup in a saucepan, and add it slowly to the eggs. Add the butter, a small amount at a time. Whip the mixture until it attains a creamy consistency. Coat the cake with a small quantity of this frosting. Let the cake remain untouched for at least half an hour, until the frosting dries. Then apply most of the remaining icing in an even manner all over and on the sides of the cake. Keep applying until you reach the wanted level of icing. Slice the cake into pieces and serve.

One method of making an un-cooked icing is to use powdered sugar. Pour a good amount of powdered sugar into a bowl and add a pat of room temp butter (about a tablespoon), a small amount of milk (a few tablespoons at a time) and a dash of vanilla. Use the mixer on low to blend. If the icing is too thin, add more sugar...too thick, add more milk. I have no exact measurements, I'm one of those "by sight cooks". Hope this is somewhat helpful to you.

Just mix icing sugar with water, add the water little by little

You use 4 cups of powdered sugar
2/3 cups of butter of margarine
3/4cups of water
food coloring any color as desired
2 cups of flour

Buy some caster sugar or grind some sugar until it is a fine powder and add a tea-spoon of water slowly to the sugar then add another tea-spoon.

To make pain icing you need:
Icing sugar
water

pure the icing sugar into the bowl that you are using and then pure a LITTLE BIT OF WATER IN AT A TIME till you get a heavy kind of liquid

You could mix icing sugar with water, but don't add to much water at once because you will find that the icing will be too runny.

Powdered sugar milk butter and vanilla