How to Make Buttercream Poinsettias | Wilton
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Buttercream poinsettias are a beautiful decoration to add to all sorts of yummy holiday treats like cupcakes. Watch our step-by-step guide to start piping like a pro today!
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Love wilton's baking stuff way to much . I have a big colection. I should get a discount or free stuff. LOVE U WILTON FAM
poinsettias are my favorite
I'm from Chicago too! and I say it like poin-set-a
I'm from New Mexico we also say point-set-us, and that's how I like it lol beautiful flowers!
Thank you Beth!
Ikr :)
+evageline01 Thanks for watching!
Beth is my favourite !!! She makes things sound so easy xxxx
+darcey thorn Hey, thank you Darcey! That's very sweet of you! - Beth
I would love if you did lilies for easter
Beautiful!!!! I said pointsetta my whole life too! I only say poinsettia now because I think that's how it's supposed to be said!!
+Karrie Curtis If people start looking at you weird for saying it like that, you have to let me know! LOL
beautiful!! you're an artist! I live in San Marino and the flower is called "Christmas star" Stella di Natale thank you so much
True :)
+Nicoletta Gasperoni Awww thank you so much Nicoletta. Merry Christmas!
thanks to you too!
Want to see some Orchids!!
I think u should make tulips or lilies or even lilacs next!!! Lilacs r pretty neat to try!!
+Madison Lynn both gorgeous and great ideas
Here in Sweden we called it " Jul-stjärna" (Christmas star) Beth you are the best! Love to watch you! You are so sweet and hilarious, my favourite is tulips, lily of the valley and roses. Merry Christmas and take care! 🎄🙏🏼
+Elin Andersson Thank you so much Elin! That means a lot to me. Will put your suggestions onto my list. Enjoy the holidays!
love from Florida.... :)
Beth is my favourite😊
+Hazel Bichard Thank you so much Hazel! That is very sweet of you to say. :)
Great lesson!
id love if you would do daisys
I'm from the suburbs of Philadelphia, and we generally say it like "Poin-set-ta"
:)
+the wild one I'm with you on that one! Thanks for watching.
+Wilton i agree up here in Washington we say poin-set-as
+Wilton *poin-set-ta
the wild one me too
I'd love to see a video on Hydrangeas! Also, I've always pronounced it poinsett-uh, so you're not the only one!
+Jordan Holley hydrangeas would be lovely - great suggestion
thank you for doing this for Christmas! hope u can do tulips the next time...😊
You should do a sunflower or a daisy for your next flower!🌼🌻
Would be great to see how u make a pinecone
So cute!
Ikr :)
I'm with the poin-set-a crowd (Manitoba, Canada) Have you done Lily of the Valley before? It's my Mom's favourite. She'll be turning 83 and I'd love to do some for her. I'm a real novice. I don't have the tip you used today but they look great.
Hello from Denmark
I would love too see how to make a orchid 😊
Love denmark :)
+Lis Rye Jensen Thanks for the suggestion!
I love all of your videos! They are so helpful. These are so beautiful!
Same :)
+Beth Gates Thanks Beth!
Great video, have been thinking about hot to do the Poinsettieas, thank you very mush for sharing! Always have said Point-set-ta.
Hey Beautiful Beth! Can you please do a chrysanthemum buttercream flower? Oh, that would just make my day! :D
+Walloping Teaspoon You are wonderful Beth! I love watching you make amazing goodies. Can you do amaryllis or ranunculus flowers? Thanks! :}
That was great to see the tip in use! I've never used that style before =) thanks =)
+Chox TheMuse Hey, it's my friend Chox TheMuse over here! Great to see you, and thanks for watching!
Wilton Hi Beth!! I love these quick how to videos =) Thanks!!! you rock =)
This is the Miriam Webster pronunciation.
poinsettia
noun...poin·set·tia. pȯin-ˈse-tē-ə, nonstandard pȯint-, nonstandard -ˈse-tə
If you look at the actual word, it is POIN...no “t” . They come later... “SETT “. The last two letters are “ IA” If you pronounce it as it is spelled you have the correct pronunciation. I think it has become “POINTSETTA” only through mispronunciation. It looks like they will except either...one being non-standard. I like to pronounce things as they’re supposed to be pronounced so I do the first pronunciation. Anyway, a buttercream poinsettia is going to taste delicious no matter how you spell it! Lol! I can’t wait to make some!
In the netherlands they are called " kerst ster" witch means christmas star in english.
I definitely gonna make this its cool and are you guys going to make the wedding cake that I requested
Oh god I was about to flip over the way she kept saying it, thank you for acknowledging what you were staying.
ME TOO I ALMOST CRIED
+Zoey Kiss Seriously had to try so hard the whole video to say "poinsett-E-uh." It went against my nature! LOL
nice
Zoey Kiss Zss
Wow! So nice and easy. And can you show me easy and simple cupcake decorating ?😊
poinsetta!
Hi, I'm german. The Video is great. Herr in Germany the german Name of this flower, translated in to english, means "christmasstar"! That is quite nice, I think, and way easier then your Name. One flower, I would like to See in one of the next videos, is a frangipani.
Love germany :)
+Anja Wilke Christmasstar is a beautiful name, and much easier to pronounce! I'm not familia with frangipani, so I googled it, and it looks like we call that a plumeria here in the U.S. I'll add it to our list. Thanks for the suggestion!
So cool!
True
+Gabriela Ayala Thanks!
Say it however you want. Don't let anyone change you. [New to channel.]
From Miami, FL, in Spanglish "poinsettias" in English "poinsettas" :)
Thanks for the video! xoxo
For spring 2016, can you make a video about pipping cherry blossoms with buttercream. They are #1 favorite flower.
+Jessica Palaguachi Perfect suggestion for springtime. Thanks!
also, you could try amaryllis? they are soooo pretty!!
+tanya mangal ohhh - that's a nice suggestion. Haven't gotten that one yet. Thanks Tanya! - Beth
Wilton, you guys are SOO creative!! i love the way u move the
angle of the tip to make such AMAZING baked goooooodies 😊💞👌🎃🎄🎂📛🎍🎋
+tanya mangal That you Tanya - you can do it too! Give it a shot.
the thingy is wilton, i am a child, 11 yrs but i have a passion for baking since i found Rosanna. I love watching you guys though!! gooooo WILTON! ;D
I would love to see make lilys of the valley and cala lilys please thank you
+Nilda Ortiz good suggestions - thank you
I would love to see a hibiscus in buttercream.
wil your buttercream flowers go soft overtime though
I'd like to see Tulips
+braxymom2001 ok thank you
I say it the way you said you grew up saying but since I live in northwest Indiana and grew up here it may just be a Chicago thing 😄
+Missy S Midwest represent!
Po-in-sett-ee-ah in the UK
Hey Beth!!!! 😊💞👋
I like to see daisies
I pronounce it poinsetta. Love the tutorial, Beth------thanks so much.!!!1 :)
+Belinda Paysinger You're welcome Belinda. Happy to help! - Beth
although i prefer chrysanthemum X3. That flower is soo pretty!! What is your favourite flower Wilton?
cute
True :)
Wilton, can you make Ranunculus buttercream flowers? THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!! :D
I would love to see lilies of any kind if you are able to make them.
+TIffany Lawson Let me see what I can do Tiffany
Thank you. Lilies are my favorite flowers.
The carnation is the January flower.
I never ever heard or saw this flower well I live in Kuwait and I am an Indian oh and yes I am just 11 !!!
+Haniyyah Rukan Shaik That's great Haniyyah! Thank you so much for watching!
make buttercream roses please !!!
i say it the "Chicago way" X3 😃
+tanya mangal Chicago!!!!
+Wilton :D
I'm from the Chicago suburbs and we say Poin-set-ta
We say "poin-setta" in Texas too!
can you do lily? thanks!
Is this stiff consistency icing? And is it buttercream?
i am the first and this is a good vidio
Ikr :)
hi wilton!!!
so my dads bday is coming soon.
and i wanna buy your fondant to make him a cake.
do your fondant have gelatin?
it would help me so much if you would response!!!
thanks!!!
+Diamond Angel Hi there! Our fondant does not contain gelatin. Please send us a picture of your Dad's cake. We'd love to see it!
Habbiscus🌺
+Kadyn Hopkins I'll put it on the list
+Wilton okay thanks!
Hola pudiera poner en español algunos videos de wilton
+Magdalena Rocha Rocha Hello, check out our Spanish channel ruclips.net/p/PLEUDuJcc5ClatcA1aEhgDZIEf1eohXJ76
whats the recipe for this buttercream consistency?
hola...como serian las orquideas??? slds
I'm from Chicago and I say point-setta
+Derek Ferraro Chicago - best city in the world (I'm here too!) - Beth
In my country (Philippines), I grew up saying Ponsetcha, it's more likely because English isn't a native language. :))
i want you to make a sparkly funnel cake flower
Georgia - poin-set-a
+kira gladden everyone except a couple of New Zealanders are agreeing with you on the pronunciation
LOL, i just watched the mums flower video
it looks EXACTLY like a Poinsettia!
do you have a video to do a simple swirl on a cup cake
+Emma Suarez Of course! ruclips.net/video/6Rgi5rlN9ow/видео.html
In Manitoba we say point-setta
In NZ we say pointsett-e-uh.
oneeeeeeeeeee
Can you make a hibiscus
How about ranunculus or lilacs?
+hellkittykat1 Both great suggestions.
Daffodils
+Jessica Doran one of my faves
We, in my family, say poin-sett-uh
+Lacey Schomburg I think you and your family are correct.
I have always said it poin-set-a
buttercream rose flower please
I put up a baking video i made a halloween and a rainbow cake and i would love to know if people like it or not :)
Roses
+Debbie Johnson a classic!
second
Nice :)
Isnt it prononced (point c et ah)
+Shauntay Lala As I said in the video - totally not sure! :)
4th
366 or 352
Maybe a caranation or however you spell it
I say it how you say it but I live in Michigan, it might be a northeast thing.
+Crystal Pace midwest is best, right Crystal?
lavender please
+Bethany Seaman That's an interesting one - thanks for the suggestion
maybe a lily
point sedia
how to make icing
h.a.d.umanga Lakmini To make the icing, just beat one pound of butter till soft, creamy and lighter in color. Then add two pounds of confectioners sugar, beginning with just a little at a time to prevent it from becoming one big dust cloud. Then add two teaspoons of vanilla extract and just enough milk or cream to get the consistency you want. Start out with just a tiny bit of the milk or cream, then add more if needed. This icing will keep in the refrigerator for 2 or 3 weeks in a covered container.
jasmine
According to the Miriam-Webster dictionary it is pronounce poin-set-tia
I say it : point set a
I've never heard : point set ia
+Emily Douglas I think you're right Emily!