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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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daisee on 10.2.2009
I was intrigued by the pumpkin frosting… however, I was surprised to see that it has no pumpkin in the ingredient list.
debip on 10.3.2009
I too was intrigued by pumpkin and chocolate…will have to try these out and see about the pumpkin taste in the frosting…they sound utterly delicious.
tktchr on 10.5.2009
Does it really use a carton of baking soda?
kathysue on 10.5.2009
I was intrigued, but confused by this recipe. A carton of baking powder? How is that possible? Also, where is the pumpkin? The original blog on this recipe has the correct ingredients.
daniellep84 on 10.5.2009
i bet a can of pumpkin would be good incorperated in the frosting
tktchr on 10.5.2009
Looks great. I just had a pumpkin whoopie pie at the Corner Bakery in Chicago, which was muffin tops and pumpkin frosting in the middle. I bet this recipe could be modified to make those.
Duchess of Fork on 10.5.2009
Yum!
paigiepoo on 10.5.2009
I was just going to make some chocolate chocolate-chip cupcakes today and I was going to put pumpkin creamcheese icing on them. Glad to see that someone else thinks the combo would work! Can’t wait to try them.
midwestgirl on 10.7.2009
If you love pumpkin, than this recipe is a must for your recipe box! I saw this recipe on Monday and made them Monday night! I took them to work on Tuesday and every single person absolutely loved them! Since they make over 30 muffins I was able to take them to work to share and serve them at a small party. This is a fantastic fall recipe!
juliefsu on 11.12.2009
I made this recipe for a potluck at work, and have received numerous compliments (and complaints from my husband, who wishes I had left more at home for him!). I also used the Special Dark cocoa, and was happy to have done so.
I made some slight alterations to the frosting (so only had enough for just over 2 dozen; left the “dry” ones at home); I halved the butter, and only used about 2 cups of powdered sugar. I really like my cream cheese frosting to taste cream cheese-y (and less sweet), so this worked well for me.
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