After the cupcakes baked I then sliced a wedge out and filled with the cherry mixture.
Brock and Brayden love them even adding a bit of whipped cream on top.
I am so happy with the way they turned out would make them for a potluck..
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Black Forest Cupcakes
After the cupcakes baked I then sliced a wedge out and filled with the cherry mixture.
Brock and Brayden love them even adding a bit of whipped cream on top.
I am so happy with the way they turned out would make them for a potluck..
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These do look amazing!
Fantastic pictures! Very creative use of a cake mix!
That opening shot is lovely and don't those muffins look good! I like the cartoon about the escape button- I had a good chuckle when I saw it.
The look so good!!! bet they tasted as good too....
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This has reminded of a very simple cake recipe a previous co-worker once shared with me.
Take a 8x8" cake pan and line the bottom with minature marshmellows, make a chocolate boxed cake mix as per the directions on the box and pour over the marshmellows. Then pour a can of cherry pie filling over top and bake until a tester comes out clean. Generally the time stated on the box is sufficient. As it bakes the cherry's will fall through the cake mix and the marshmellows will rise, creating a similair flavor to a Black Forest Cake. NO FROSTING is necessary. Easy Peasy.
A wonderful looking cupcake...
Thanks to all of you who comment.
Yes, the boys loved them - as did Willie, who had one as soon as we got home!
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