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Orange Glaze II

Submitted by: Rusty 
This glaze is perfect for Bundt cakes or tube cakes. It helps keep the cake fresh and moist. 

Petits Fours Frosting

Submitted by: Carol 
The traditional recipe for petits fours uses genoise for the cake base, but pound cake can also be used. Use this frosting to decorate on the base of your choice. 

Snowy Boiled Icing

Submitted by: Carol 
This frosting takes a little extra time, but the results are worth it. 

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White Mountain Frosting

Submitted by: Carol 
This is a very good frosting. You may flavor it with any flavoring extract to suit your needs. 

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Any Flavor Taffy

Submitted by: THE SCONE 
This recipe is soft and can be made in a wide variety of flavors. I think the secret to the softness is the corn starch. I hope it works out for you. 

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No Cook Icing

Submitted by: Debi 
Light and fluffy icing. Perfect for an angel food cake. You would swear it was a boiled frosting, all the taste, very little effort! I like to change it up a bit and use maple or peppermint extract instead of the vanilla. 

Pudding Icing

Submitted by: Nanci Bushner 
Thick pudding like chocolate frosting. 

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Orange Glaze I

Submitted by: Carol 
This glaze is perfect for the Orange Chiffon Cake. This will give a thin coating or a drizzle over any cake especially a tube cake or bundt cake. 

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Marshmallow Icing

Submitted by: Carol 
This may be used to fill a jelly roll as well. 

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Seven Minute Frosting I

Submitted by: Carol 
My mother used to make this as a base before making her marshmallow frosting on some of her cakes. 
 
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