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Vanilla Cupcakes


Vanilla is a perfect flavor for ice cream but it is even more heavenly when you make your cupcakes with vanilla! The years of experimentation of many pastry chefs and baking enthusiasts have reached the “eureka” stage with these ultimate Vanilla Cupcakes. Since you will be using the real vanilla beans instead of just plain vanilla flavor, you are guaranteed perfect and deliciously mind-blowing Vanilla Cupcakes that will satisfy every discriminating taste!
Source Bon Appetit

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Vanilla Letter Cupcakes


If you are looking for cupcakes that you can give as a gift, then these vanilla letter cupcakes will certainly do. The cupcakes are made out of vanilla. The frosting is also made from butter cream and vanilla. The letters on top of these cupcakes are made from hard candy. You can have as many vanilla letter cupcakes as you want for you to be able to spell out the name of the person or even your own name. Match these vanilla letter cupcakes with a warm cup of cocoa to compliment the vanilla taste of these cupcakes.
Source Marth Stewart

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Oatmeal Raisin Cupcakes with Maple Glaze


Oatmeal raisin cookies are delicious, so why not twist the combination and turn them into oatmeal raisin cupcakes? And then add an extra dimension by topping them with a maple glaze? After all, nothing says autumn — or any season, really — like oatmeal and maple. The batter of these cupcakes contains some unusual ingredients, like applesauce, honey vinegar and allspice, but the results are a moist, tasty cupcake. Top with the homemade maple glaze before serving.
Source Cupcake Project

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Vanilla Bean Cupcakes


These simple looking vanilla cupcakes will surely make you crave for more. These cupcakes are made out of vanilla bean extract with milk which allows the vanilla flavor to standout. The filling on top is made out of vanilla as well, which is why vanilla lovers out there will surely drool over these insanely yummy cupcakes. To add colors, bright candy liners are added on top. You may partner a warm glass of chocolate milk with these delicious vanilla cupcakes.
Source My Baking Addiction

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Vanilla Dog Cupcakes with Mocha Frosting Recipe


With these vanilla dog cupcakes, the unique-ness isn’t in the batter – it’s in the decorations. Take standard vanilla cupcakes (although you can make them chocolate if you so choose) and then top them with homemade, creamy mocha frosting. Caramels, Wilton eyes, black jellybeans, marshmallows and pink starburst candies all become the parts of the dog’s face. Use a special “grass tip” to get the frosting to look like fur and then decorate. The results are almost too cute to eat!
Source Bite me More

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Monkey Bread Cupcakes with Banana and Chocolate


Monkey bread is sticky, gooey, covers in cinnamon and sugar and just plain tasty. These monkey bread cupcakes take that idea and spin it a bit. The dough is rolled into a ball around some banana slices and chocolate bits, before dunked in melted butter and cinnamon and sugar. Each ball then goes into a cupcake liner (although it’s more fun to squeeze two into one liner to evoke the real thing) and baked before being coated in a sugar-y, cinnamon-y glaze.
Source Cupcake Project

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Red Velvet Cupcakes


A sumptuous treat to all red velvet lovers out there is this red velvet cupcake which is made out of cocoa and vanilla extract. The cheese cream that is frosted on top of the red velvet cupcake will surely help compliment its overall taste. To make everything more colorful the frosting is perfectly garnished with colorful chocolate sprinkles. These cupcakes are perfect for birthdays and for your everyday red velvet cravings.
Source Mama’s Gotta Bake

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Posted by Miss Cupcake in Birthday Cupcakes, Red Velvet Cupcakes, Valentine's Day Cupcakes and tagged with ,

Kaleidoscope Cupcakes


Kaleidoscope cupcakes are sweet little colorful treats with an added measure of fun. To achieve this multihued masterpiece the trick is to color the cupcake batter separately. Partially fill the cupcake wrappers and then add the colored batters in whatever design you choose. To finish off the adorable edibles, instead of icing or frosting on top which would hide these cuties, the cakes are split and the frosting is stuck in the middle. Picture perfect!
Source Serious Eats

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Mini Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes


Nothing pairs together as perfectly as chocolate and peanut butter — and this recipe has plenty of both in an easy to make format. Take chocolate cake mix and follow the directions on the box, only add this twist when pouring the mix into the cupcake liners: alternate the mix with spoonfuls of the peanut butter filling (peanut butter, an egg, cream cheese and powdered sugar). Toss a few chocolate chips onto the center of each and bake. These are so good that you don’t even need frosting!
Source Quick Dish

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Cupcake Push Pops


You’ve heard of push pops – these melty, sugar-y, orange sherbet flavored treats that tend to make a bit of a mess in the summertime when bought from your local ice cream truck. Now imagine them served in cupcake form, with layers of tasty frosting sandwiched between even more layers, this time of cupcake. When served in a narrow plastic “push-up” cup, these sweet and creative cupcakes will send you right back to your childhood!
Source Simply Sweets

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