Smooth & Creamy Chocolate Buttercream | Buttercream without Icing
Sugar | Chocolate Buttercream - In this recipe, we will see how to make a
super soft and creamy chocolate buttercream without icing sugar. Usually when we make buttercream, it turns out gritty due to the addition of icing sugar but this is the smoothest buttercream that I've tasted. It's not only smooth and creamy, it's very tasty as it's not too sweet like the normal American Buttercream.
- Unsalted butter - 250 gms
- Condensed milk - 220 gms
- Dark chocolate - 50 gms
- Vanilla - 1 tsp
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Method
1. Take the slightly cold butter and beat till it's well mixed.
2. Then add the cold condensed and beat with the butter.
3. Add the melted and cooled dark chocolate and vanilla and continue to beat.
4. After you finish beating, keep the frosting in the fridge for 20 minutes before piping.
Notes
1. You can add any flavorings to this buttercream. You can add fruit purees or any other essence or nutella etc.
2. If you live in a hot place, this might start loosing shape after 3 hours.
3. Keep the frosted cake refrigerated.
4. When you try to color this buttercream, remember the base color of this
buttercream is cream/pale yellow (and not white) so the final outcome of
the colored buttercream will be different. For example - if I add blue
color to this buttercream, blue+yellow will yield a shade of green. So
the final color of the buttercream, after adding blue, will be a shade
of green and not blue as this butter is yellowish in color.
5. Make sure the butter and the condensed milk are chilled.
6. Instead of melted dark chocolate, you can add cocoa powder too. Add about 2 tbsp cocoa powder.
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