These highly concentrated food colorings are available in many colors and shades. Look for paste or gel food coloring at hobby stores and specialty cooking stores. They are also becoming more readily ...

Before we dish about how to master natural food coloring for frosting, we have a disclaimer: Pretty much every natural substitute for food coloring will be less vibrant or intense as the ...

Two drops of gel into a bowl of white frosting and you have the shade of a deep summer sky. A teaspoon of blue spirulina powder into a second bowl and you have the soft, dusty teal of seaglass. Same ...

Buttercream adds an extra touch of sweetness and decorative flair to a variety of baked goods. As We Take the Cake notes, buttercream is simpler to make than most types of decorative frosting because ...

For every baker dreaming of crisp white wedding cakes and pillowy piles of princess pink frosting on bedazzled cupcakes, there's a little goth kitchen witch looking to lend an edible edge to her baked ...

is a great place to start. It even has the combinations you'd need for store bought icing! Can it get any easier? My advice is to not be afraid of how many drops you are putting in. Store bought food ...

Ditch the dyes! These substitutes for food coloring work to tint everything from royal icing to buttercream and are made with ingredients you can pronounce. It's true, store-bought food dyes are ...