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sweetfeets16 on 1.29.2011




These turned out quite lovely! I used the max amount of cinnamon called for and it was great. My husband loved them!
commila on 4.23.2011




These are delicious! I’m not usually a big carrot cake person, but my family and friends really enjoyed these. I created cute cupcake bites by baking them in my mini muffin pan, which took 17 minutes in my oven. I used an inexpensive pastry bag to pipe the icing on the top, which helped a lot with the presentation. I think these would look really great in brown cupcake liners…anybody have any ideas on what could be used as a cute garnish on top of the icing? Also, a few tips for first-time carrot cake makers: be prepared to leave some time for grating the carrots…it takes awhile! Also, be sure to buy short, fat carrots at the store, as they are easier to grate. I cut the recipe in half, and needed 3 carrots.
allhomemade on 5.11.2011




I made these as mini cupcakes and they were wonderful. I second the 17 minute cooking time suggestion for minis. The cupcakes themselves are not overly sweet so with the addition of icing they are really perfect. Thanks for the recipe!
Stacy Zerr on 8.28.2011




Loved them! I have lots & lots of carrots and needed a way to get rid of them – this did the trick. My kids love it & I’ll be sharing them at work tomorrow. The frosting was delish!
kaila lief on 11.13.2011




i only made the frosting, but it is delicious! when comparing your recipe to another, this had over half the butter and sugar, so I felt better about making a “healthier” frosting as well! i added some melted brown sugar bits to mine for a nice crunch )
Danielle Terrell on 6.2.2012




I made a mini version of these for an office baby shower and let me tell you they were the HIT of the party! The cinnamon was a nice touch. They were “sinfully delicious”! Thank you so much for sharing. This one is going down in my recipe files.
Kelly on 11.13.2012




These were pretty good. The frosting was not sweet enough for me, and I would use the full amount of cinnamon next time.
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italianfoodforever on 11.19.2009
A combination of many of my favorite flavors. Sounds delicious!
multiplydelicious on 11.19.2009
Hi Everyone!
I just wanted to let you all know I made a typo…oops! Thanks Patricia for pointing this out. The recipe should have 1 1/2 cups of flour. I apologize to all….
madteaparty on 11.30.2009
I just made these and they are divine (especially still warm). I went for the 1/4 tsp cinnamon on the frosting because I’m a wimp. I also added 1/4 tsp crystallized lemon to the frosting for a little tang. This recipe yeilded exactly 12 regular sized cupcakes, even though it says 18.
km216 on 12.28.2009
I added these to our mess of Christmas desserts.. they were a hit! A great twist on an old favorite like carrot cake.
sporkiness on 1.7.2010
I just made these, and they’re perfect!
One thing, though: the recipe says it makes 18, but then the directions only call for lining a 12-cup muffin tin. I did that, filled it, then realized I needed my 6-cup one as well. Not a big deal for the deliciousness that it produced!
steflag on 1.20.2010
These were wonderful! I would like a little more cinnamon in the batter. I also only needed to bake them for 15 minutes.
YUMMY!!!
ting on 3.12.2010
These are delicious! I took had the interesting experience of making exactly 12 as well, instead of the 18 described. Mine were also done in about 20 minutes, you can smell and see that it’s done. Trust that, not the cooking time because that’ll change with ovens and altitudes, etc. I took the grated carrots and blended them down more to make them less noticeable in the mix. Added the 1/2 tsp of cinnamon to the frosting and it was great. These smelled and tasted wonderful. Thanks for the recipe!
Jenna Bourland on 4.5.2010
I made these for Easter and everyone LOVED them! They’re pretty dense and moist with a perfect balance of flavor. Side note: I used egg whites instead of whole eggs and nonfat yogurt instead of lowfat yogurt.
(The recipes does say it yields 18 cupcakes, but it only did 12 for me. Maybe you could get 18 if you made them small.)
AMC on 4.11.2010
I made these today. DELICIOUS!!!!! thanks for sharing!!
kaila lief on 11.13.2011
i only made the frosting, but it is delicious! when comparing your recipe to another, this had over half the butter and sugar, so I felt better about making a “healthier” frosting as well! i added some melted brown sugar bits to mine for a nice crunch
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