Champange Cupcakes

Baking By amaryllis756 Updated 11 Jul 2011 , 6:41am by amaryllis756

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amaryllis756 Posted 9 Jul 2011 , 10:34am
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I was wondering, I don't know much about liquor, or wines. I have a wedding coming up and the bride wants Champange cupcakes. What is the best tasting champange to use? Any suggestions?

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seedrv Posted 9 Jul 2011 , 11:23am
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Just a word of warning. The champagne cake I make is pink champagne. Whenever I make it as cupcakes, the liners ALWAYS fall off. Works great as cake but not cupcakes. When you find the recipe you want test it on different liners. I don't have the problem with other cupcakes and liners. I think it's the alcohol in the cake.

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Osgirl Posted 9 Jul 2011 , 2:31pm
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I haven't tried this recipe, but it has received good reviews.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/winning-recipe-raspberry-cupcakes-with-champagne-buttercream-frosting-recipe/index.html

**Read the reviews as a lot of people mentioned adding more champagne. This is on my list of recipes to try!

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Paperfishies Posted 10 Jul 2011 , 1:02am
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When I make champagne cupcakes, once they come out of the oven I brush them with a champagne reduction...Kinda steps up the champagne taste.

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sillywabbitz Posted 10 Jul 2011 , 1:15am
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I use the cheap champagne and add Lorann's champagne flavoring and it's great. I think I'll try the reduction trick as wellicon_smile.gif

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jenscreativity Posted 10 Jul 2011 , 1:18am
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I made pink champagne cake last week and used the cheap "Andres" pink champagne, colored my cake to pink batter and since alcohol evaporates some once cooked, I poke a few little holes in cake and add champagne to soak it a little for that extra flavor and YUMMY! It was soo good, I even put champagne in my buttercream instead of extract and omgosh..sooo good..my hubby couldn't stop eating it and he hates icing!

Enjoy!

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indydebi Posted 10 Jul 2011 , 7:32am
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Originally Posted by jenscreativity

I made pink champagne cake last week and used the cheap "Andres" pink champagne, colored my cake to pink batter and since alcohol evaporates some once cooked, I poke a few little holes in cake and add champagne to soak it a little for that extra flavor and YUMMY! It was soo good, I even put champagne in my buttercream instead of extract and omgosh..sooo good..my hubby couldn't stop eating it and he hates icing!

Enjoy!


Now THAT sounds delicious!

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amaryllis756 Posted 11 Jul 2011 , 6:41am
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I like the idea of the champange reducution, but how do you do that? Sorry new to this "alcohol in cupcakes" thing. icon_redface.gif

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