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by Jackie (La Casa de Sweets) and filed in Cupcakes, Desserts
Double chocolate and tangy raspberry frosting in every bite!
by missdelish and filed in Cupcakes, Desserts
Lemony cupcakes filled with tangy lemon curd and topped with a fresh lemon butter cream.
by kelly @ livelovepasta and filed in Cupcakes, Desserts
We have made a lot of cupcakes in the past year, and I have to say this makes the top 3 for me. I loved them!
by thejoyofcaking and filed in Cupcakes, Desserts
A cupcake that offers the best of both worlds—sugar and spice.
by Rachael Wadsworth and filed in Cupcakes, Desserts
These teeny-tiny cupcakes are light, airy and almost angelic. You can obviously use any color for the frosting that you’d like; I chose pink. But I won’t tell you what to do. We’re all consenting adults here.
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Renee on 11.15.2009
It’s a pretty cupcake!
swmama on 11.15.2009
This cracks me up that you made a recipe that you hate! What made you even think about making a recipe using ingredients you don’t want to eat?! I’m with ya, not a big fan of maraschino cherries, so I’ll be no help in improving these!
Mint on 11.16.2009
Chocolate & Cherry…YUM.. YUM…But I feel the same way about cinnamon…pineapple…
Cooking Ventures on 11.16.2009
The reason I did this recipe is because I’m always getting requests for chocolate recipes for my blog. There are a lot of chocoloate lovers out there so I try to experiment with chocolate desserts every now and then — even though I’d never eat the stuff myself.
Rox on 11.16.2009
yum chocolate and cherry! I love this combo… reminds me of the cherry garcia ice cream from ben and jerry’s. I guess we all have foods we love and foods we hate but that’s what keeps food interesting. If everyone liked the same things, it’d be so boring. Thanks for making these they look delish
iburnrice on 11.16.2009
YUM!!! Where do you find cherry flavored icing though? Do they make cherry flavored that you can buy at the grocery store? I’ll have to look. I LOVE Marachino cherries!
Cooking Ventures on 11.17.2009
Betty Crocker sells containers of cherry frosting. That brand is readily available in most grocery stores. If you wanted, you could buy white frosting and add some finely, finely chopped (and drained) maraschino cherries. The cherries will makes the frosting a light shade of pink. You could add a drop of red food coloring to make it pinker. You could also add a little of the maraschino cherry juice. Don’t add too much juice because the frosting will get too thin and slide off the cupcakes.
HowSweetEats on 11.17.2009
How in the world can one hate chocolate?
JoDee on 11.24.2009
delish, but subbed homemade cherry cream cheese
frosting. but what a brilliant combo.
Please, Sir may we have some more?
mariafromiowa on 11.26.2009
I loved this post and so of course I had to conquer the recipe. I did everything as stated except the frosting..made that homemade creamcheese with cherry jucie for flavoring. I took them to work and had rave reviews and many requests for the recipe. Fantastic!!
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