So a while ago I found a recipe to make my own Hostess Cupcakes.
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These |
I bought the ingredients to make them earlier this week, and today I finally got around to baking them.
First I made the cupcakes themselves.
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The recipe said there would be 24. I got 22, though one broke apart when I removed it from the cupcake pan, so I ended up with 21. |
Fun story, I don't have a big cupcake pan that can bake 24 cupcakes at once. I only have a cupcake pan that bake 6 cupcakes at once. So while it should have taken about half an hour to do the baking part, it actually took about 2 hours.
Also I don't have a real cooling rack so I used this improvised one.
Then I made the filling.
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There's more than there looks in there. |
Once the cupcakes were cool I started to fill them. I used a plastic baggie and a decorating tip. Unfortunately, the tip was supposed to screw on the a real frosting bag, instead of just being stuck inside a cut out tip. The results were messy to say the least.
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I got better as I went. It helped when I realized that it was better to turn the cupcake upside-down with the tip pointing up to do the piercing, rather then trying the shove the tip into the cupcake. |
So those cupcakes sat quietly while I made the frosting.
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Before |
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After |
Frosting was also a bit messy, but it covered the mess of filling them.
Finally I just had to do the swirl. I had some store-bought tube frosting for that.
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All of the cupcakes |
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One of the cupcakes |
Anyway, onto more important things. Like eating a cupcake.
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I may have been overly concerned with how much filling I was inserting into the cupcakes. Hopefully the other cupcakes got more. |
Other than the lack of filling it was very yummy.
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