icing

Preposition: on

• cake: Winning the award is the icing on the cake.
• top: Remember also that most Ready to Roll Icing can take normal icing on top.

Converse of object

• put: A drop goal from O'Connor put the icing on the cake for Ulster in the dying minutes.
• like: I'm now worried. theyre rerecording and rereleasing it You like icing?
• add: Turnover rose 18 % at Passage du Havre last year, adding icing to what was already a sharp deal.
• prevent: To prevent the royal Icing from drying too hard add a tea spoon of glycerine.

Adjective modifier

• regal: Topped with almond paste, regal icing and decorated with an iced message of your choice.
• royal: To join dummies together just put a little royal icing between the tiers.
• colored: You can pipe on different colored icing to make pleats in dresses or blazers with a school or club badge on.
• pink: The wedding cake Expect the wedding cake to be a sponge cake of simple design with white or pink icing.
• severe: Winter operations are very hard with adverse weather conditions with severe icing at times.
• white: Use the white icing to pipe the top of the cake with lines like a tennis court.

Modifies a noun

• sugar: Sprinkle with 1 tsp icing sugar, then serve.
• bag: Spoon the cream mixture into a large icing bag fitted with a star nozzle.

Noun used with modifier

• fondant: All you need to do is get the shape you need, then decorate it using colored marzipan or fondant icing.
• tbsp: Mix together 1 tsp cinnamon with 1 tbsp icing sugar, then mix thoroughly with the ground almonds.
• butter: Cover all of the cake in a thin layer of butter icing, this will help the icing to stay in place.
• cake: His original application was for lessons not in ice skating but in cake icing.
• chocolate: Take cake out of tin, then pour coffee - chocolate icing all over.
• cream: The traditional wedding cake is a tiered white cake with butter cream icing.