How to Make Valentine's Day Cupcakes
Line your cake tin with cupcake cases., Preheat the oven to; gas mark 4/ 170 degrees. , Mix 100g butter and the sugar together until it is creamy., Crack the eggs into the bowl and then add the food colouring and the cocoa powder. , Carefully fold...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Line your cake tin with cupcake cases.
Pattern or gold looks cute, but if you only have white you could possibly use the kids to decorate them with non-toxic pens and doodle on the outsides only. -
Step 2: Preheat the oven to; gas mark 4/ 170 degrees.
, A way to check this is that it should be quite pale; there should be no chunks of butter and the sugar should have magically 'disappeared'. ,,, To check, poke a small skewer into a cupcake near the back or sides.
If wet mixture comes out then it's not done.
Be careful not to burn them. ,, Otherwise, it will run down the sides if the cupcakes are too warm still. ,, They should almost fill all the cupcakes' tops. , Then use a little bit of icing to dab gently on the middle of the red heart to stick the white heart on.
If you only have 2 sized cutters, skip to the next step.
If you have three, cut out a third heart using the smallest cutter and again, dab a bit of icing onto the white heart and stick it on. , You're done! -
Step 3: Mix 100g butter and the sugar together until it is creamy.
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Step 4: Crack the eggs into the bowl and then add the food colouring and the cocoa powder.
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Step 5: Carefully fold in the flour.
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Step 6: Bake for 15-25 minutes or until golden brown.
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Step 7: Mix the remaining butter and icing sugar together.
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Step 8: Spread over the cupcakes as soon as they are cool.
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Step 9: Roll out the red and white icing separately.
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Step 10: Use the red to cut out the biggest hearts and firmly place them on the cupcakes.
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Step 11: Use the white icing to cut out a medium heart.
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Step 12: Sprinkle your two or three layered hearts with edible glitter.
Detailed Guide
Pattern or gold looks cute, but if you only have white you could possibly use the kids to decorate them with non-toxic pens and doodle on the outsides only.
, A way to check this is that it should be quite pale; there should be no chunks of butter and the sugar should have magically 'disappeared'. ,,, To check, poke a small skewer into a cupcake near the back or sides.
If wet mixture comes out then it's not done.
Be careful not to burn them. ,, Otherwise, it will run down the sides if the cupcakes are too warm still. ,, They should almost fill all the cupcakes' tops. , Then use a little bit of icing to dab gently on the middle of the red heart to stick the white heart on.
If you only have 2 sized cutters, skip to the next step.
If you have three, cut out a third heart using the smallest cutter and again, dab a bit of icing onto the white heart and stick it on. , You're done!
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