| Forum topic by Janiepie | posted 483 days ago | 790 views | 2 times favorited | 9 replies | ![]() |
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483 days ago |
Good Morning! I’m still searching to find a GOOD vanilla cupcake recipe that’s not too timely to make, but will stay very moist. Anyone got one? -- Janiepie from GA - Find me on Facebook Cake Studio J |
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#1 posted 480 days ago |
Have you tried a WASC (white almond sour cream) recipe before? It’s pretty good! I don’t use different recipes for cakes verses cupcakes. Hope you find one that works for you! -- Jessica, Kodiak Alaska http://www.facebook.com/ConceptualConfections |
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#2 posted 479 days ago |
Hey! I have tried that one, but they seem to shrink too much when they cool off. Have you had that problem? -- Janiepie from GA - Find me on Facebook Cake Studio J |
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#3 posted 479 days ago |
Hmm not that I can think of. I fill my cupcakes 3/4 the way full and bake at 325. I also tend to stick mine i nthe freezer in the cupcake pan about 10 minutes after I pull them out of the oven. I freeze everything even if it’s for a short time. -- Jessica, Kodiak Alaska http://www.facebook.com/ConceptualConfections |
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#4 posted 478 days ago |
Janiepie – this is the recipe I’ve been using for my vanilla cupcakes and have had lots of success with them coming out nice and moist! The only thing I’ll caution on is this – if you’re only baking one dozen at a time, leave the rest of your batter in your bowl and re-whip with a spatula just before filling the next batch of cupcake liners to be baked (immediately placing them in the oven.) For some reason, the batter tends to “break down” if you don’t do this and won’t give you the same lovely results. Vanilla Bean Cupcakes Ingredients
Instructions 1. Preheat oven to 350. Line your cupcake pans with paper cups. -- Becky, North Carolina, http://www.cakesbybecky.blogspot.com |
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#5 posted 478 days ago |
Thanks so much Jessica and Becky! I’ll try these! -- Janiepie from GA - Find me on Facebook Cake Studio J |
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#6 posted 474 days ago |
Just awesome recipe Becky! Thanks so much! -- Janiepie from GA - Find me on Facebook Cake Studio J |
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#7 posted 474 days ago |
Can sourcream be substituted for buttermilk? I ALWAYS have sourcream on hand for my chocolate cakes but not buttermilk. -- Elena Z, EZSweetShop, www.facebook.com/ezsweetshop, www.ezsweetshop.com |
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#8 posted 474 days ago |
Elena – not sure! I’ve never tried substitutions with this recipe, but it’s worth a shot! I think I remember seeing somewhere if you didn’t have buttermilk on hand you could use vinegar and whole milk – but I apologize, I don’t remember the amounts!! -- Becky, North Carolina, http://www.cakesbybecky.blogspot.com |
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#9 posted 473 days ago |
I don’t keep whole milk in the fridge either. I’m going to give it a shot with the sour cream and report back! :) Thank you! -- Elena Z, EZSweetShop, www.facebook.com/ezsweetshop, www.ezsweetshop.com |
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