Devils Food Cupcake Poppers
Prior to frosting,
a hole was punched in these with the end of a wooden spoon and then...
...a squirt of maple syrup in the hole
and then frosted with maple buttercream frosting and a chunk of maple bacon.
...a squirt of caramel sundae topping in the hole
and then frosted with chocolate sea-salted buttercream frosting and a sprinkling of sea-salt.
No hole in these, just cream cheese and butter frosting
and a sprinkling of edible yellow glitter and candy pearls.
Devil's Food cake mix and
this Buttercream recipe.
(Didn't have cream so half and half was used.)
Separated frosting into three bowls:
1) added maple syrup and a little food coloring for maple color
2) added cocoa and sea salt and a squirt of caramel.
3) added cream cheese and more powdered sugar for the roses.
One box made 5 dozen cupcake poppers.
Baked for 12 minutes.
Used high-altitude directions.
The exact right size to pop in your mouth in one bite.
So much less mess that way. :-)
Yum!!!
And so much less guilt....
ReplyDeleteI sometimes think butter frosting comes out better when I don't use all cream for the liquid - somehow a bit of water-based fluid helps everything gel.
Love the salty-sweet combos here! Wouldn't you like to take some of that bacon and just dip it in chocolate? :)
Yummi, yummi.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Wow! They all look delicios!
ReplyDeleteTrès intéressant ;-)
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ReplyDeleteI believe I just gain 10lbs looking at all of this!! YUMMIE!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love reading all your comments, but it's to come back and look at these because they are all gone and I WANT MORE!!! Haha, yes, Sue the bacon would be good dipped in chocolate too....hmmmmm...that has me thinking... :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so very delicious !!!! The last ones look very beautiful too. I love the little flower like decoration.
ReplyDeleteThank you Monique. :-0
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