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Happy Valentines Day! I decided to make these crimson velvet cupcakes for my husband and his co staff. These have a beautiful taste, maybe with a tad more cocoa than most pink velvet cakes, and they're extraordinarily moist. I make them often, largely for different individuals. The individuals he works with, love red velvet cupcakes. Of course they don't seem to be supposed to essentially style like chocolate, it's speculated to be a buttermilk cake with a slight cocoa flavor. I've made so many different recipes of them, making an attempt to get them moist sufficient (I like my cake really moist.) I also have a problem with them not having enough taste.

Success! I say.

I topped these with some crumbs and a few marshmallow fondant flowers I had made for another venture.

I buy cupcake wrappers at a restaurant supply retailer, they are available in a package of 500, however they are much, a lot cheaper than on the grocery retailer, and I don't have to remember to purchase them every time I make cupcakes.

I add the crimson with the tip of a knife till I get it the coloration I need. It takes virtually 1/2 a jar to get it this red.

I use Wilton's "no style purple" it's called that as a result of some crimson flavors have a bitter style. It takes quite a bit to turn the entire batch purple. Paste is more concentrated than the liquid you purchase on the grocery store. It is a paste colour, one other good brand of paste colour is Americolor.

I used Penzey's excessive fat cocoa. This was a Christmas current from my sister. In fact I needed some too! Last time we were on the Penzey's retailer she bought some and instructed me how good it was.

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One of the best Moist Chocolate Cupcake Recipe- These cupcakes are tremendous moist and light and fluffy the identical time, I have been making these cupcakes to rave critiques for years and just obtained round to posting the recipe now! Topped with silky chocolate buttercream

Pink Velvet Cupcakes - Very moist strawberry cupcakes topped with whipped white chocolate ganache

Apple Cupcakes with Caramel Buttercream - These are also super moist and super delicious!

Irish Coffee Cupcakes - These are so delicious and taste like coffee topped with whiskey spiked whipped cream.

My Favorite White Cupcakes - These are VERY moist and tremendous scrumptious.

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Super Moist Red Velvet Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting

an original recipe by me Melissa, aka The Alchemist
makes about 32 cupcakes

1 1/2 tsp baking soda

1/four cup (25 g.) cocoa

2 1/2 cups (515 g.) sugar

1 cup (236 ml.) vegetable oil or one other kind of impartial oil

1 cup (225 g.) butter, melted

1 1/2 cups (354 ml.) buttermilk effectively shaken, (or add a tablespoon of vinegar to regular milk and let sit for a couple of minutes) Or use 1/2 yogurt and half soured milk. (that is what I did this time, but I've also used solely soured milk)

1 Tablespoon vinegar, white or cider

2 Tablespoons vanilla extract

crimson paste food coloring-use sufficient to get it as purple as you want it. I use almost a half a jar.
Or if you only have access to the liquid colour in the grocery store, you'll need a complete (1 oz.) bottle.

Preheat oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit, 160 degrees Celsius, or Gas Mark 3. In a big bowl, whisk collectively the flour, baking soda, salt, and cocoa.

Beat collectively the sugar, melted butter and oil till smooth, about 3 minutes in an stand mixer. Or you can use a hand mixer.

Add the eggs one at a time and combine effectively after every addition. Add the vinegar and the vanilla.

Add half the dry ingredients and combine properly, then add half of the buttermilk and/or yogurt in case you are utilizing it.

Add the rest of the dry elements and mix properly, then add the rest of the buttermilk/yogurt.

Add the coloration. If utilizing the paste, add fairly a bit, then stir and see if it is dark sufficient. If you are utilizing the liquid, add the whole (1 oz.) bottle of liquid and mix nicely. Add extra color to get it actually purple if it wants it. I exploit almost 1/2 a jar of the Wilton paste.

Scoop the batter with an ice cream scoop into muffin cups lined with cupcake liners, **edited to add** these cupcakes can be a bit greasy on the underside, if you do not need that, then bake them in greaseproof or foil cupcake liners.** about 3/four of the way full. The batter is sort of liquidy, so alternately you can use a measuring cup with a spout and pour the batter in the cups that way, should you want.

Bake the cupcakes for 25-32 minutes. It took me 2 cupcakes of crumbs to cowl 30 cupcakes. When cool, frost the cupcakes with the cream cheese frosting recipe under. (the recipe made 32.) They're executed once they go a toothpick test . Top with crumbs if you want.

2, eight oz packages cream cheese, room temperature
2 sticks (1 cup) (225 g.) unsalted butter, room temperature
2 Tablespoons Vanilla extract
pinch of salt
5-7 cups (625 g. to 875 g.) powdered sugar, or more

Beat the cream cheese and the butter along with a stand mixer or an electric hand mixer.

Beat it well until very creamy, about 4 minutes. Beat properly until very fluffy, one other three minutes or so. Add the vanilla, 5 cups (625 g.) of sugar and a pinch of salt.

Now check the consistency of the frosting. I used exactly 5 cups (625 g.) and I used to be just in a position to pipe it. If you're going to pipe it, you might want it a little stiffer. For this specific recipe, including more powdered sugar is the only manner to give it extra body. If you want a stiffer frosting, go forward and add extra powdered sugar to get it the way you prefer it.

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