I made these cupcakes long before I ever had this blog. I took this using my I-Phone and didn't care about lighting or anything. Since it is almost Easter, I thought it would be fun to share these with you. I took these to my Families Easter Barbeque and they were a huge hit with my little nieces. I tried to find a better picture of these for you around the internet, but I had no such luck, but I did find some other cute cupcake ideas:
Here's how to make Pink Bunny Cupcakes:
From: Woman's World Magazine April 2009 Issue
- 8 cupcakes, any flavor. I recommend My Favorite Box Mix Recipe. It will make a lot more than 8 cupcakes, but you could just frost the extra with cute pastel Easter colors.
- Tint vanilla frosting (store bought or homemade) with pink food coloring
- Transfer to a large pastry bag (or zip-lock) fitted with a small star tip
- Starting at edge, pipe frosting over each of 8 cupcakes, building up in the center (so when you put his "face" on it is slightly raised above the rest of the cake).
- Using kitchen scissors, snip 1/4'' off each flat end of 16 large marshmallows; pinch top to make pointed "ear"
- Press 1 red Swedish fish, textured side down, onto 1 cut side of each marshmallow "ear"
- Insert two "ears" into top edge of each cupcake
- For "cheeks," use flattened mini marshmallows
- For "eyes," use brown mini M&M's
- For "noses" and "mouths," use Jelly Belly Petite Sour Hearts candies
- For "whiskers," use 1 1/2'' long pieces red Twizzlers Pull-n-Peel candy
These are linked up at Sweets For Saturday!
Thanks for the fun idea(s)! My 5 year old granddaughter is coming to visit this week. These bunnies will be on our 'to make' list. Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteYour cupcake is super cute! Love it!
ReplyDeleteoh i love the little duck one (second from the bottom) so cute! i'm baking my way through a cookbook right now but i hope to be done in time to get to do easter baking next year!
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