Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes - Moist Chocolate cupcakes and lots of peanut butter flavor. If you like peanut butter, you will love these! Recipe and more at The Alchemist.
So Easter is around the corner, and I have been charged with making a vegan dessert for my mom's partner. I've done this before, usually in the form of a vegan cheesecake, but I recently found a recipe for a vegan pistachio batter that can be used in cakes or cupcakes.....I'm especially excited because I think that the pale green of the pistachios will look beautiful on the Easter table.
But I am at a loss for icing.
Does anyone have a great recipe for vegan vanilla or coconut icing to share?
And tasty. To be honest, most of the time just tasty will suffice.
But then you'll come across some especially adorable cupcake wrappers, think of how cute they'd be for a birthday, then realize you've forgotten your own blog's birthday, like the worst blog parent ever.
So, blog, I'm sorry. It's been three crazy years, and I still love you like yesterday.
Don't let these cupcakes fool you though - they aren't nearly as sickly sweet as they look, and the insides have a special surprise. The cupcake is moist with a perfect crumb, tasting of vanilla instead of just sugar. The sprinkles add a little bit of whimsy, and paired with a classic buttercream, it's absolute heaven.
Head over to Leanne Bakes for more pictures (especially of the funfetti inside) and more cupcakey treats!
I love cannolis, but I've always thought that the little tube doesn't hold up to the richness and heaviness of the cream.
Since I wanted something that had the same flavors but with a little more oomph behind it, I decided to make these Cannoli cupcakes.
Warning: if you're looking for a really light and fluffy yellow cake, this recipe isn't it! These cupcakes are fairly dense, so they're the perfect vehicle for something really rich like cannoli cream.
I love brownies. I love cupcakes. Sometimes, I like them both at the same time.
I made brownie bottom cupcakes today. Actually, I made two batches, since the first batch didn't quite come out the way I wanted to. The second didn't quite do what I wanted either, but they taste delicious and they're really fun to make, so I'm posting them anyway.
These were definitely somewhat experimental, but perfect for my nephew's 1st birthday party tomorrow. Mostly, I wanted to see how they came out so I could try them with from-scratch cake and brownie mix.