Only $10.99
What frostings and fillings are allowed to be sold under the law?
All foods sold under the Texas Cottage Food Law must not require time or temperature control for safety (TCS). But it's almost impossible to be sure that a frosting or filling is not temperature controlled for safety (NTCS) without having it tested by a professional food testing lab. That's why we had 24 different recipes tested by Food Safety Net Services, and we are offering the recipes and test results in our ebook: Come and Bake It: A brief history of the Texas Cottage Food Law, and 24 lab-tested recipes, for only $10.99.
Contains NTCS recipes for cream cheese frosting, lemon curd, swiss meringue buttercream, and more.
Can I sell a cake with Italian Meringue Buttercream?
Can I use Cream Cheese Frosting?
Can I sell Cream Cheese Kolaches?
Can I sell German Chocolate cakes with Coconut Pecan Frosting?
The answer to these questions is in Come and Bake It: A brief history of the Texas Cottage Food Law and 24 lab-tested recipes.
You'll get a brief history of how the Texas Cottage Food Law came into existence, a quick primer on the definition of "potentially hazardous food", 14 NTCS recipes and 10 TCS recipes, including:
Cream Cheese Frosting
Swiss Meringue Buttercream
Italian Meringue Buttercream
Lemon Curd
French Buttercream
7 Minute Frosting
Coconut Pecan Frosting
...plus something shocking you never knew about banana bread.
.... and more!
Why include the TCS recipes if we can't sell them? We believe there is value in knowing which recipes test as TCS, even if you aren't allowed to sell them.
* Recipes not tested or endorsed by DSHS. Reported test results are not guaranteed and may vary from your actual experience. All information provided herein is as is, with all faults, and without any warranties, whether express or implied.