Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Cake Pops!

Yes, there was only one white cake-pop...haha.
                                                                    



We thought it'd be cute to add a heart <3














Well, we are officially happy with our finished product. Now...we did make our cake-pops a little bigger than they are usually supposed to be, but we wanted to do our own interpretation of them.:) Eventually we will start doing cool shapes and designs on our cake-pops, but for our first time making them we just wanted to do something simple. We hope you all like them, we will eventually get way way better at this and make amazing cake-pops.:)

   If you are curious...
We took just a regular ol' box of french vanilla cake mix, baked it and let it cool overnight (some like to make them from scratch & that works too--they just crumble better from the box). When we woke up the next day, we crumbled our cake into a giant bowl and added one jar of vanilla frosting and mixed it around....but I would watch how much frosting you put into it...ours were on the sweeter side, so it depends how sweet you like things. Then we took an ice-cream scooper and scooped them up one by one and rolled them into balls and placed them on a large cookie sheet.:) We placed our cake pop sticks into our cake balls and froze them. We melted baking chips of chocolate in the microwave and dipped and covered each one with our milk chocolate. 
The way we decorated them was just by taking a teeny tiny--eensy weensy baking tip and placing it on a plain baggie (we ran out of bags) and put our white chocolate into the baggie and we drizzled it along the sides of them. On the white chocolate covered cake-pop, we just dipped it in white chocolate and added about 5 drops of red food coloring (varies by coloring)  to the chocolate and it made it pink & we had a nice pink drizzle. 

   If you wanna play with it--
It might also be really cute to add edible sparkle powder to the drizzle chocolate, then place it into your baggie so that when you drizzle your chocolate on top it has a nice, shiny, sparkle to it.:)
We have also seen candy be placed onto them as well.--that'd be cool. 

Welp, that is all for the cake-pops....for now. We will definitely be making more SOON. The next ones wont be so simple though--we are going to big time decorate them..so, if you have any cool ideas on which ones we should do, feel free to comment...(exp: fast food, Muppet, holiday, animals..)...So, whichever ideas you want to see us do first, please request them so we can do them and show you.:) 

Also, dont forget to check our our Dessert page, we posted floral cupcakes we just made as well. :)

Thank you for reading this rather long post. 

                      Love,  Jaden & Sophia <3

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Cake Pops :)

Wowza. So, Cake Pops are going to be our first new addition tomorrow!! We will post pictures and recipes and all that jazz then. See you guys later! & remember to follow us!! :D

Goodnight, Jaden & Sophia <3

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Easy Vanilla Cupcakes.

Yum! I know that this is just probably a plain ol' recipe and you're all wondering why I put it on here..not that it's bad, but because everyone knows the most famous cupcake flavor of all...VANILLA!!:) It is a classic that will never die out. Even though it is so old, there are so many new interpretations of it that its unbelievable.! All the new healthy ways to make it, new icing jobs, new new new everything is becoming hard to keep up with..so that (once I get my blog completely going) is one thing that I'm going to help people & myself keep up with..haha. Below is one of the many recipes of vanilla cupcakes.

Below is a tasty recipe for them from http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,196,138166-225200,00.html submitted by Roof Raiser 101. Enjoy!
Vanilla Cupcakes:
1/2 cup softened butter
3/4 to 1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 tsp. vanilla extract
1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
2/3 cup cold milk
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Bake Time: 18-24 minutes.
Yield: 12 cupcakes.
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating after each addition. Stir in vanilla.
In a separate bowl, stir together all dry ingredients. Add to butter mixture; stir in milk.

Bake away!!
<3, Jaden

Something Simple..:)

Well, as a newbie to blogging, I will start off with something everybody loves...cupcakes!! I'm going to give recipes and pictures of the most beautiful, tasty, and easy to make cupcakes. Eventually there will be other delicious desserts. By friday there will be a bigger variety. I love baking, I always have, so since I personally am no Julia Child or anything, I will showcase other peoples splendid recipes (and some of my own) with links and everything so that the right people get credit for their yummy creations..:) I hope when everything is completely up and running you will enjoy this site and It winds up being useful to many people.:)

Thank You, Jaden