A blast from the past, I found this in my grandmother's handwritten recipes. Once I made it, great childhood memories came flooding back. My grandmother loved to bake. This frosting is great on a chocolate or gingerbread cake. Quick to make it will soon become a family favorite, replacing the more traditional frostings you might have been used to using.
Provided by donna adkins @DMAinTx
Categories Cakes
Number Of Ingredients 6
Steps:
- Into a double boiler, add water, sugar, eggwhites
- Stir ingredients to mix.
- Using a beater, beat constantly for 7 minutes. You will see the mix will become frothy then more dense and fluffy.
- At about minute 4, add cream of tartar. Keep beating mix until minute 7.
- Remove from over hot water source, add your choice of flavoring and coloring (if desired).
- Beat to cool for about 4 minutes. The mix will now be a soft but stiff peak seen when lifting the mixer out of the mix.
- Spread onto cupcakes or cake. If you let it set and don't spread it, it will continue to firm up into a marshmallow form.
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