Cream Cheese Frosting — Most Popular Pin of the Week
It's no wonder Food Network Kitchen's recipe for Cream Cheese Frosting was pinned more than any other this week. It's a go-to staple you'll keep coming back to.
By:
Maria Russo
Tara Donne, Tara Donne
When you're building your recipe repertoire, it's best to look for the tried-and-true how-tos that you know are going to work well, those culinary workhorses that are easy to prepare and serve more than one purpose. That's what this week's Most Popular Pin of the Week is all about. For a go-to frosting recipe you'll want to have in your back pocket, look no further than Food Network Kitchen's quick-fix Cream Cheese Frosting (pictured above). It is made with only a few basic ingredients, turns out soft and fluffy every time, and shines atop cakes and cupcakes.
For more sweet ideas, visit Food Network's Let's Bake board on Pinterest.
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