Dang It! I Did It Again!! Mini Cupcake Help Needed.
Decorating By Sorelle Updated 11 Feb 2011 , 7:13pm by zoraya
I've never gotten them just right. What is the right time and temp. for a pan of 24 mini cupcakes?? Anyone? 
Like melave, I set my oven at about 335 degrees and watch carefully. Ten minutes usually does the trick.
Your oven may have hot spots, so some cupcakes are cooking faster than others. May need to spin the pan around halfway thru.
I toothpick test my cupcakes when they still look a little damp on top. Honestly, they do not LOOK like they could possibly be done, but they are!
I bake at 325 degrees for 12-15 minutes and they're done. Get an oven thermometer and check how regular your oven is
These little guys can over bake in a heartbeat.
oh I was going to try baking some mini cupcakes with some coconut bread batter left from yesterday and Its going to be my first time, now im scared they're going to over bake. maannnnnn!
Don't stick them all in the oven at the same time. Fill up 3 or 4 cups and do a trial bake to see how long they need. Once you fill up the pan, you may need to add 30 seconds to a minute to your cooktime, but then again, you may not, so be sure to test early.
whats the trick to getting a nice crown on the cuppies? now that I want a crown, I can't get one. mine are always flat.
Increase your oven temperature. If they cook slowly at a low temp, they won't puff up. Also, don't overfill the cups. Like I recommended in my last post, do a few experimental cupcakes before filling - and possibly ruining - an entire panful.
whats the trick to getting a nice crown on the cuppies? now that I want a crown, I can't get one. mine are always flat.
Increase your oven temperature. If they cook slowly at a low temp, they won't puff up. Also, don't overfill the cups. Like I recommended in my last post, do a few experimental cupcakes before filling - and possibly ruining - an entire panful.
Thanks! 
I've been baking them at 350 so maybe I'll try at a higher temp and then lower to 350 after I put them in.
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