Filling A Cupcake

Baking By scratchdog Updated 29 Apr 2010 , 7:51pm by Lita829

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scratchdog Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 4:49am
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Ok, I have never liked making cupcakes but I am getting interested. My question is how do you fill a cupcake?

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emlashlee Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 5:05am
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I agree. Filled cupcakes are very interesting. icon_smile.gif They are so yummy! I bought the Wilton cupcake decorating set (about $8 at Walmart) and it has the long tip (I think it's also called a bismark tip) in it. You bake the cupcakes as usual, poke the tip down in it and sqeeze your filling in. There are also recipes for oreos you bake in the bottom and bakeable fillings, but I have yet to try them.

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sapphire314 Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 2:29pm
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Yup - use the tip that emlashlee wrote about! It's perfect. It might take a couple bursting at the top before you figure out exactly how much pressure and how long to squeeze your bag, but you'll get it.

Filled cupcakes are delicious and one of my specialties!

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AngelaM Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 3:20pm
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I use the Bismarck tip too (Tip #230) and it's great. Here's a link to it:

http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?sku=402-230

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CakeandDazzle Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 3:36pm
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The new thing i am going to try is using an apple corer to make the space for the filling... i didnt have much luck filling the solid cupcake ao i think this idea is great!

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SPCC Posted 8 Mar 2010 , 10:04pm
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I don't have an apple corer so I used a spoon. It worked the same way.

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lacie Posted 9 Mar 2010 , 12:09am
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i use one of the plastic cake support things from Wilton, like a big straw, to take out the middle of the cupcake. gives it a nice amount of filling and no exploding cupcakes.

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emlashlee Posted 9 Mar 2010 , 1:30am
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Originally Posted by sapphire314

Yup - use the tip that emlashlee wrote about! It's perfect. It might take a couple bursting at the top before you figure out exactly how much pressure and how long to squeeze your bag, but you'll get it.

Filled cupcakes are delicious and one of my specialties!




Okay, you can't be a tease! icon_biggrin.gif Mind sharing some of your favorite fillings?

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Mom23Angels Posted 9 Mar 2010 , 1:43am
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I use Melvira's cupcake filling:

http://cakecentral.com/recipes/2311/cupcake-filling

It's soooo good, it's a light and fluffy filling.

I don't have a bismarck tip so I just use a closed star tip. My cupcakes are pretty dense and moist but I have no problem shooting that filling right into them.

Now I think I have to go make some cupcakes...looks like an extra workout tomorrow icon_wink.gif

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scratchdog Posted 30 Mar 2010 , 3:48am
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ok I have bought 2 cupcake books from amazon not quite what I was looking for. What is everyones favorite cupcake book?

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Lita829 Posted 30 Mar 2010 , 3:55am
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ok I have bought 2 cupcake books from amazon not quite what I was looking for. What is everyones favorite cupcake book?




I only have one exclusive cupcake book as of now, Martha Stewart's Cupcakes, and it is pretty good. I've only tried one recipe so far but from reading through it most of the recipes sound delish.

I also use the Bismark tip to fill.

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shearpamela Posted 22 Apr 2010 , 12:44pm
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I like Martha Stewart's and Hello Cupcake - both are very good IMO

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dolceanita Posted 29 Apr 2010 , 6:06pm
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Can I freeze already filled cupcakes? I f i plan later to cover the cupcakes with fondant do you think the filling will bleed into it? Where do I find fillings recipes? Thank You....I am learning so much from all of you =)

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Lita829 Posted 29 Apr 2010 , 7:51pm
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Can I freeze already filled cupcakes? I f i plan later to cover the cupcakes with fondant do you think the filling will bleed into it? Where do I find fillings recipes? Thank You....I am learning so much from all of you =)




I find filling recipes all over the place...on the internet, in cook books, and I've even created a few.

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