Reply to "Bubbles in My Icing"

So glad to know I'm not alone in disliking the added labor of icing bags. I fiddled with them at the start, got thoroughly frustrated, then tried small baggies but hated the plastic waste. Then I remembered my cooking school roots, and practiced with parchment cones til it became easy...and I love that they go into the compost when done. No muss - no fuss - no waste.

Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:

I can't comment on the rubber band issue. I use parchment cones and rarely mess with pastry bags - can't stand all of the setup and cleanup. I think if you mix carefully and let the icing rest a bit, you'll probably be fine.

1/23/141:18 PM

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