8.5.12
Yellow Cupcakes with Brigadeiro Frosting
Last weekend a friend
of mine ask me to prepare some cupcakes for her daughter's birthday. The theme
was karaoke so I decided to decorate them with some little microphones, stars
and music notes, all made with Satin Icing fondant. I painted the music notes using
gel food coloring and I sprinkled some edible black glitter for finishing. To
make the microphones I used food decorating pens, and edible glue and glitter for
the stars.
For many occasions I have used brigadeiro as
filling and also for covering cakes. But this was my first time that I have
used it as frosting. I liked very much the final result. I got a beautiful
swirl using the Ateco tip 847. The cupcake recipe is the "Yellow
Cupcake" from the book Miette. I slightly adapted the
recipe by adding one vanilla bean and using cake flour instead all-purpose flour. These light and fluffy cupcakes were a perfect pair
for the brigadeiro frosting.
Yellow Cupcakes with Brigadeiro Frosting
Vanilla Cupcakes
The recipe is available on this link, page 75.
Notes: I used cake flour and also add one vanilla bean to the step 4.
Brigadeiro Frosting
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
200g chocolate (I used Callebaut Belgian Chocolate, 54.5%
Cocoa)
120ml heavy cream
1 tablespoon honey
Place all the ingredients into a medium saucepan. Over
low heat, stir the mixture until it starts
to show the bottom of the pan while you scrape it with a spoon. The mixture
should be thick enough to show the bottom of the pan for a few seconds before
the mixture back again. Transfer to a greased bowl. Decorate the cupcakes when
the brigadeiro mixture is at room temperature.
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8.5.12
Yellow Cupcakes with Brigadeiro Frosting
Last weekend a friend
of mine ask me to prepare some cupcakes for her daughter's birthday. The theme
was karaoke so I decided to decorate them with some little microphones, stars
and music notes, all made with Satin Icing fondant. I painted the music notes using
gel food coloring and I sprinkled some edible black glitter for finishing. To
make the microphones I used food decorating pens, and edible glue and glitter for
the stars.
For many occasions I have used brigadeiro as
filling and also for covering cakes. But this was my first time that I have
used it as frosting. I liked very much the final result. I got a beautiful
swirl using the Ateco tip 847. The cupcake recipe is the "Yellow
Cupcake" from the book Miette. I slightly adapted the
recipe by adding one vanilla bean and using cake flour instead all-purpose flour. These light and fluffy cupcakes were a perfect pair
for the brigadeiro frosting.
Yellow Cupcakes with Brigadeiro Frosting
Vanilla Cupcakes
The recipe is available on this link, page 75.
Notes: I used cake flour and also add one vanilla bean to the step 4.
Brigadeiro Frosting
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
200g chocolate (I used Callebaut Belgian Chocolate, 54.5%
Cocoa)
120ml heavy cream
1 tablespoon honey
Place all the ingredients into a medium saucepan. Over
low heat, stir the mixture until it starts
to show the bottom of the pan while you scrape it with a spoon. The mixture
should be thick enough to show the bottom of the pan for a few seconds before
the mixture back again. Transfer to a greased bowl. Decorate the cupcakes when
the brigadeiro mixture is at room temperature.
9 comments:
- AnonymousMay 9, 2012 at 2:03 PM
I love brigadeiros, it's been too long since I made them! The music note cakes look really elegant.
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OMG! They look delicious :)
ReplyDeleteAnd the decoration is so cute!
Thank you! xx
DeleteSo incredibly (1) beautiful, (2) creative, and (3) delicious sounding! I love yellow cake with chocolate frosting and I love brigadeiro, so this is GREAT!
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes looks simple and yet so gorgeous!! The frosting must be yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I look forward to your posts! These cupcakes are so lovely - I bet your friend's daughter absolutely loved them! Elegant, yet filled with birthday fun...
ReplyDeleteSo detailed work... you always impress me! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love brigadeiros, it's been too long since I made them! The music note cakes look really elegant.
ReplyDeleteQue lindos!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beijos, Luisa
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