Father’s Day Tee Time cupcakes are sweet gifts that the kids can make for their dad on his special day. The cupcake can be any flavor if you will be using a plain wrapper. The Swiss Meringue Buttercream becomes a putting green when covered with green colored sugar and graham cracker crumbs create a sand trap. 18 cupcakes make the perfect golf course for Father’s Day and the kiddos get to enjoy this course too.
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Father’s Day Tee-Time Cupcakes
Carrot Ginger Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting Recipe – 40th Birthday
Nothing makes a birthday carrot cake cupcake (say that five times fast!) better than a little customization. Toasted pecans, apple sauce instead of oil, raisins, ground cloves and touch of ginger make these carrot cupcakes unique and just what the birthday girl wanted! Add in the other ingredients (traditional things like flour and sugar, bake, and then top with homemade vanilla maple buttercream frosting. Serve with a smile and enjoy!
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Hershey’s Perfectly Chocolate Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting and The Great American Bake Sale
It’s hard enough to resist Hershey’s chocolate – but Hershey’s chocolate in cupcake form? Irresistable! These scrumptious cupcakes are made from Hershey’s cocoa, sugar, flour, boiling water, salt, eggs, milk, vegetable oil and few other ingredients. Bake them, let them cool (if you can!) and then top them with homemade peanut butter frosting (consisting of peanut butter, sugar, butter, vanilla extract, kosher salt and milk) to make them even harder to resist!
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Lemon Drop Cupcakes
These Lemon Drop Cupcakes are a real treat to eat. The lemon-lime Soda added to the ingredients makes them tasty, light, fluffy and quite different from the traditional lemon drop cupcake. They are even more delicious when you add a drop of yellow food coloring to the whipped frosting and then decorate them with some sprinkles. Lemon Drop Cupcakes provide a welcome addition to other dishes for serving at a party or when you invite guests for afternoon tea.
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PINA COLADA CUPCAKES
While this cupcake can’t take over mom’s duties for the day, it can offer her a taste of a tropical getaway. It’s a coconut cake brushed with pineapple syrup and then topped with a silky pineapple Swiss meringue buttercream. Topped with a cherry and a drink umbrella, this cupcake is about as close to the real thing as you can get without needing a straw. I made these cupcakes for a neighborhood block party and was told they were “the hit of the party,” so I promise you they’ll be making more appearances around here in the near future.
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Chocolate-Nutella Spider Cupcakes
These chocolate-nutella spider cupcakes aren’t quite as scary as they sound. They are made from standard chocolate cupcake batter (you can use a mix of a from-scratch recipe, it doesn’t matter) and decorated with pretzels, Cocoa Puffs cereal, melted chocolate, chocolate sprinkles (the latter two go on the pretzels to make the spider legs) and Nutella. The Nutella acts like a standard frosting, and holds the Cocoa Puffs onto the top of each treat. These spiders are more tasty than scary!
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Red Beet Cupcakes
Red Beet Cupcakes with Red Beet frosting is a delightfully flavored reddish cupcake that kids of all ages can enjoy without the chemical colors and dyes in some other brightly colored desserts. These tasty and naturally colored treats get their lovely color, texture, and flavor from roasted beets. Even the cream cheese frosting can be colored with the pureed beet. Most will eat this lovely cupcake without ever knowing vegetables are involved unless you tell them.
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Rainbow Bright Cupcakes. Happy 2nd Birthday Picky Palate!
Put five different food coloring’s – red, yellow, blue, purple and green into five different bowls filled with a basic cupcake mixture. A dollop of each color added to the mixes in a cupcake holder gives you bright cheerful looking cupcakes that are different and fun cupcakes. When baked, top them with a frosting of vanilla or cream cheese. These easy to make, rainbow cupcakes will be enjoyed by all the little tots at the party. All the children will rush to eat as many as they can of these yummy cupcakes.
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Golden Beet Cupcakes with Dulce De Leche Butter Cream
Resembling yellow velvet cupcakes, these golden beet cupcakes are full of goodness.Highlighted by the dulce de leches mousse line butter cream, the cupcake is full of earthy flavors that make you want to indulge in them and have plenty more. The frosting of butter and sugar is not too unhealthy, as half of the sugar content is from the beet puree. These golden beet swirled butter cream cupcakes are certainly yours to enjoy at any time you feel like them.
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Cupcake Exchange Party
Hosting a cupcake exchange party is a fun and interesting way to sample many types of cupcakes without all the work and clean up. This is an opportunity to learn new recipes, to sample a recipe before you try it on your own, and to gather with an intimate group of friends to chat and discuss all your favorite baking techniques. Another great thing about a cupcake exchange party is that you usually get to take a sampling home with you.
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