Friday, March 12, 2010

Cupcakes Fit For A Princess

I love all of my clients, but the ones that hold a special place in my heart is the children clients. The way kids face light up when they see their birthday cake is amazing. This one client had her granddaughter turning 3yrs old. The theme was princess and the colors were pink and white. She wanted me to make 3 dozens cupcakes and tie the theme into the cupcakes.


The result where these beautiful pink and white vanilla cupcakes with butter cream icing. The cupcakes with white icing had pink dots added to them and the cupcakes with pink icing had white dots added to them. To add an extra flare I found these candy rings and adorned the top of each cupcake with one. The client, her granddaughter, and the workers at the daycare center where I delivered the cupcakes to, were in awe of them. I was so happy and over joyed. Enjoy.



Vanilla Cupcake Recipe*

1 1/2 cups Self Rising Flour

2/3 cups Softened Butter

3/4 cups Superfine Sugar

3 Eggs

2 Tbs Vanilla Extract



Sift flour and set aside. Cream butter ans sugar together till nice and fluffy. Start adding in eggs, one at a time. Next add flour and vanilla extract. Spoon batter into cupcake lined muffin tin pan. Bake on 350*F for 20 minutes. Cool cupcakes completely before decorating with icing.

* Recipe yields a dozen cupcakes. Double or triple recipe depending on how many is needed.



It is important when you are coloring icing to use colored piping gel and not regular food coloring. This is important because regular food coloring will water down the icing and make it become loose, instead of keeping it stiff. Colored piping gel can be found at any arts and crafts store and any cake supply store.

1 comment:

  1. Those are beautiful and look yummy. I know my little princess would have enjoyed those! Keep following your dreams!

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