How to make chocolate icing for cake

Learn how to make chocolate buttercream frosting with this easy 5-minute recipe. So simple and perfect for cakes, cupcakes, and so much more!

Homemade Chocolate Frosting is luscious It has a rich chocolate flavor, and a soft texture. This may be the easiest chocolate frosting to make from scratch.

This homemade chocolate frosting is extra creamy with a delicious chocolate flavor that's not too rich. Made with cocoa powder - it's the perfect buttercream recipe for cakes, cupcakes or brownies.

My EASY Chocolate Frosting is the BEST frosting for cakes, especially birthday cupcakes!! It's simple to whip up and oh so creamy!

Easy Chocolate Icing is a 5 minute recipe made using the food processor. Super quick, simple and using everyday ingredients we pull together this chocolate spread. This easy chocolate icing recipe works for brownies, cupcakes, cakes and more! #icing @sweetcaramelsunday

Easy Chocolate 1 Minute Icing is a sweet, chocolatey topping for cakes, brownies & bundt cakes. This retro chocolate frosting recipe is sweet and flavorful.

This easy one-bowl , do-it-all recipe can be used to bake a sheet cake, layer cake, or cupcakes that are perfectly moist and intensely chocolatey.

This Chocolate buttercream frosting tastes just like the amazing chocolate frosting you get from a bakery. This is an easy chocolate buttercream recipe that you can make at home.

This no cook chocolate icing recipe is ready in 2 minutes. It's made with cocoa powder and there is no cooking involved! You'll love this easy chocolate glaze for cakes, brownies, and more.

I was honored when my dear friend Maggie recently asked for my baking assistance; she wanted to conquer her grandmother’s celebrated chocolate cake recipe and thought I might be able to help. Although it is a beloved family favorite, not a single relative has been successful in their attempts to recreate it. I was (overly) confident in my abilities and gladly accepted the challenge. Little did I know how much of a challenge it would turn out to be. What resulted is five (count that, five!