Filled Cupcakes?

Baking By marushka Updated 7 Sep 2009 , 2:34am by Pastry-Panda

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marushka Posted 6 Sep 2009 , 11:18pm
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I'm new at cupcakes but wanted to make some with some filling piped in.
Is this something you do when they're still warm? And what is the best # tip to use?
Thanks for any help!

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backermeister Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 12:15am
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No you should wait til they are cooled before filling. Some people remove a small core from the cupcake fill and replace kinda like a cork in a wine bottle while some people choose to take a star or round icing tip and place it down through the top and squeeze the filling in until the cupcake feels full. Hard to explain that process but you will probably understand what I mean once you try it. Similar to filling a creampuff.hth icon_smile.gif

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dorie67 Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 12:29am
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I have done this once before and it was fun, the only thing is that when you are filling them keep an eye on the cupcake, I filled some too much and they blew out of the wrapper! Good Luck. princess.gif

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Win Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 12:38am
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I do a white chocolate cupcake with raspberry filling. The best thing I ever bought was the Wilton Cupcake Kit. It has a long tube-like tip that is perfect for filling. It is narrow and angled at one end, insert it into the cupcake, use gentle pressure to fill the cupcake as you lift the tip out at the same time. It makes the most gorgeous filling and just the perfect amount with only a small hole on the surface of the cupcake.

http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?id=2A9AFACA-423B-522D-F5C6F759E9566956

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HeatherWantsCake Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 1:01am
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I've been trying to find tip 230 (the Bismark tip for fillings in the Wilton cupcake kit) separately here in town and haven't had any luck. I've got everything else in the kit, so can't see spending the money for just that one tip. I'd also be curious what other tips/methods people have used.

I wonder if Michaels or the Bulk Barn would order me in a tip.. hm... I should ask. (Sorry.. thinking aloud..)

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Win Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 1:40am
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Originally Posted by HeatherWantsCake

I've been trying to find tip 230 (the Bismark tip for fillings in the Wilton cupcake kit) separately here in town and haven't had any luck. I've got everything else in the kit, so can't see spending the money for just that one tip. I'd also be curious what other tips/methods people have used.

I wonder if Michaels or the Bulk Barn would order me in a tip.. hm... I should ask. (Sorry.. thinking aloud..)




I never could find it alone either, and did not have the large round tip so I figured $4.00 for the kit (used a 50% coupon from Michaels) was worth the duplicates. Since then, I have found it alone on line... you could order it if you don't mind paying postage which is probably ridiculous.

http://www.kitchenkrafts.com/product.asp?pn=DT0230&bhcd2=1252287369

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Mme_K Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 2:13am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by HeatherWantsCake

I've been trying to find tip 230 (the Bismark tip for fillings in the Wilton cupcake kit) separately here in town and haven't had any luck. I've got everything else in the kit, so can't see spending the money for just that one tip. I'd also be curious what other tips/methods people have used.

I wonder if Michaels or the Bulk Barn would order me in a tip.. hm... I should ask. (Sorry.. thinking aloud..)




Found this @ Golda's Kitchen in Mississauga.....

http://www.goldaskitchen.com/merchant.ihtml?pid=968&step=4

HTH

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dsilbern Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 2:30am
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I just made my first batch of filled cupcakes with this tip today - it was easy and fun. I made 250 mixed regular and sugar free and it didn't take long at all. Much easier than when I used to cut out "cones" to fill them.

Here's my shameless attempt at bragging :
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Pastry-Panda Posted 7 Sep 2009 , 2:34am
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I must confess I was weak enough to buy the Wilton kit for 7 or 8 dollars just for that tip which I don't even use now. I just stuff a round or star tip into a cupcake till it's heavy but not exploded.

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