Pink Rosette Cake Recipe and Tutorial- An elegant and simple cake design
3. CRUMB COATING
- Spatula or blunt knife– You will need a bent offset spatula or simply use the blunt end of a butter knife for this step.
This is a pivotal step in cake decorating. “Crumb Coating” is applying a very thin coat of medium-thin consistency icing to seal in any crumbs so they don’t show in your second coat of icing or decoration.
It is pretty simple and straightforward. Use your spatula to apply a thin and even coat of icing all over the cake. Allow this to sit for a while to “crust” and seal in the crumbs before you apply the next layer of icing.
Poourani
August 31, 2016
Yet another chance to dig into super soft cake. The icing was awesome with right amount of sugar
Thulashitha RD
August 31, 2016
Thanks for your feedback Poourani 🙂 im glad you enjoyed it !
Navleen
September 1, 2016
Hello this is so nicely explained. Just loved it. Will be your regular reader. Thanks for doing this work.
Thulashitha RD
September 1, 2016
Anytime Navleen ! I am glad that you are finding my blog resourceful 🙂
Rekha
August 31, 2016
Absolutely beautiful and delicious ! Thx thula
Thulashitha RD
August 31, 2016
Anytime Rekha ! 🙂
Arun
August 31, 2016
Loved the cake, especially the core, non-cream part.
Thulashitha RD
August 31, 2016
Thank you Arun ! 🙂
pradeepa
August 31, 2016
Awesome thulashitha. What a nice and easy description. Thanks
Vishy
August 31, 2016
The cake was yummy. It was the highlight of my daughter’s bday
Thulashitha RD
August 31, 2016
Thank you Vishy ! 🙂
Saranya
August 31, 2016
Wow.. I was waiting from a long time for Crumb coating, Icing and decoration article from you. Though I bake cakes which are tasty, I don’t decorate them because I have very less confidence about Icing and even coating. This post is clearly explained and gives me much need confidence. Thanks a lot Thula!!
Thulashitha RD
August 31, 2016
Anytime Saranya ! Thanks for reviewing this post. I have many facebook messages coming in every day , which go unseen by others. I am glad that a few of my readers leave their feedback here, it adds value to my content 🙂
Anju Aravind
August 31, 2016
Ombre rosettes definitely lifts up the confidence of a novice person and it looks elegant too.. I have tried it with whipped cream and like you said its easy and gets better with practice. Will try with buttercream too..
Let me tell you Thula I definitely envy those who are lucky enough to taste these yummy cakes of yours.
Anu
September 1, 2016
U described each n every step so clearly. I would like learn more about butter cream as how to add flavours n reduce the sweetness
Thulashitha RD
September 1, 2016
Thank you for your feedback Anu, Sure! I have noted your interest . I will keep that in mind for my future tutorials 🙂
Ruth Omondi
September 1, 2016
Hi thanks for sharing I love it am doing cakes but always afraid of using butter cream.would you please share your butter cream recipe
Thulashitha RD
September 1, 2016
Hello Ruth, I have attached the buttercream recipe (link) to my post. It is on page-2 (Recipes). Let me know how it worked for you, feel free to ask questions along the way ! Goodluck 🙂
Bharu
September 2, 2016
Elegant indeed! Only wish I could taste these creations of yours!
Thulashitha RD
September 2, 2016
thank you, Hopefully soon Bharu ! 🙂
Indika
September 5, 2016
So this is how this icing is done! And super tip about the crumb coating! Thanks!
Thulashitha RD
September 5, 2016
Anytime Indika ! 🙂
Shirin
September 9, 2016
hi great post for starters like me 🙂 can u please also post some recipes on edible cake figure decorations .. wanted to start with simpe jungle or princess theme so was looking for ideas..
Thulashitha RD
September 10, 2016
I will keep this is mind Shirin 🙂