Notes

I think the notes people include in their recipes make them more personal. If I write a note myself about a recipe, it will always be written in purple.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Bleeding Cupcakes


Bleeding Cupcakes

From the kitchen of Martin James ~ Copenhagen, Denmark
I have served them warm over the past few years, using a dark chocolate
cupcake with a warm fudge sauce frosting and when people bit into the
warm cupcakes the filling literally oozed out of the cupcake and looked
like blood. It was really really disgusting. Of course, everyone loved
it and the cupcakes tasted marvelous. This recipe works equally well
with any flavor of homemade or boxed cupcake mix. The filling recipe
doubles and halves easily, so if you are using a non-standard cake, make
sure to adjust your recipe. Chocolate chips, shredded chocolate, or
butterscotch chips can be used instead of the white chocolate chunks.
1 egg
8 ounces softened cream cheese
1/3 cup granulated sugar
Red food coloring or frosting tint
6 ounce white chocolate chunks
1 recipe homemade or boxed cake batter
Heat the oven to the specified temperature in your cupcake recipe. Line
muffin tins with foil or paper liners.
Mix together the filling before mixing together the batter. Beat the egg
in a medium bowl. Beat in the softened cream cheese and mix until
smooth. Add the sugar and mix until smooth. Add the coloring until the
desired color is reached. Make the color several shades darker than the
desired end result as the color will lighten as it bakes. Fold in the
white chocolate chunks. Prepare the cupcake batter. Fill the cups 2/3
full with the cake batter. Place about 1 1/2 teaspoonsful of the filling
in the center of each cupcake. Bake, cool, and frost as directed in the
cupcake recipe.

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