Question About Cupcake Cups

Baking By Corinne77 Updated 15 Jan 2012 , 8:23am by ghana

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Corinne77 Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 12:59am
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Would it look bad if I baked the cupcakes in the pan and put them in the baking cups AFTER baking? My chocolate cupcakes have oil in them and grease the cups. It looks terrible. I am making cupcakes for my friends wedding and I want them to be perfect.

Any suggestions or an answer to the above??

Thanks!!

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pounds6 Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 1:41am
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The cup wont hug the cupcake. My strawberry cupcakes have oil and I just put cupcake wrappers around them. I saw a beautiful photo the other day on Flickr where a lady used wide ribbon to wrap around the cupcake paper. It looked vey nice.

Good Luck

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madcobbler Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 2:14am
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I would use the cupcake wrappers or use a grease resistant cupcake liner.

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Corinne77 Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 2:19am
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Thanks! The bride is VERY specific about what she wants. I may have to tweek my recipe a bit or try it out with the cups I bought to see how they fare.

Thanks!!

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kaat Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 2:26am
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What about using cupcake wrappers after they are baked?
like these: http://www.flourconfections.ca/shop/cupcake-wrappers-c-267.html

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cownsj Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 2:34am
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I would use glassine cupcake papers. No oil will show through these papers. You can get them in white, brown, white & gold. Not sure what color you need, but I'll help you look them up if you need it.

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Corinne77 Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 3:14pm
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First of all - I love this website b/c everyone is so friendly and helpful!!!! Thank you for your responses.

Second - I am dealing with bridezilla! Well, she's not that bad. She's just very particular about what she wants. I showed her the cupcake wrappers in beautiful styles and she thought they were too "Sweet Sixteen" looking. Also, the cups must be purple - light and dark. I found some and I'm giong to try them out this weekend to see how they fare. Maybe they will not show the oil. I may tweek my recipe a bit to use butter instead of oil. I know butter is still oily, but far less so than actual oil.

Thanks again!!

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cownsj Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 4:55pm
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Here are deep purple glassine cupcake papers: http://shop.beyondpotsandpans.com/browse.cfm/deep-purple-glassine-cupcake-cups/4,283.html and here: http://layercakeshop.com/index.php/Shop/Shop-by-Theme/Birthday/Grape-Purple-Glassine-Baking-Cups.html Global sugar arts has them too: http://www.globalsugarart.com/product.php?id=25447&name=Purple+Glassine+Cupcake+Liners+(pkg/50)

Here, they have two different shades, but you also have to take the other colors as well, it's a mixed set, 30 of each color: http://layercakeshop.com/index.php/Shop/Baking/Solid-Glassine-Baking-Cup-Stack.html

I also found purple foil, but I have a feeling she wouldn't like that. The mixed sets seem to be the best for getting the lighter shade. Or, possibly, if you put a white glassine cup into a lighter purple prior to baking, maybe they would come out together? Or somehow attache them to each other?

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Corinne77 Posted 10 Jan 2012 , 9:57pm
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Thank you again! That purple is one I think she will like. I'll run it past her if my other cups don't work.

THANKS!!

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chocolate_luvr Posted 13 Jan 2012 , 2:38am
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What about using non-stick cooking spray?

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ghana Posted 15 Jan 2012 , 8:23am
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Wilton has those nice cupcake liners that are like flower cups. I usually use them to put the cupcake in after they are baked. The cc fits in very nicely. You can also sit the cc on a paper towel to allow some of the oil to soak out then place them in these cups. I hope to find a link to show you. I will edit and post if I do.


http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?id=D484A5FF-1E0B-C910-EAE51F28F4BF56D0&fid=D484A60F-1E0B-C910-EA35FC503BB95AC6

Not sure what colours they come in....

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