Filling Cupcakes. Duh! Why Didn't I Think Of This 5 Yrs Ago
Decorating By cocakedecorator Updated 7 Feb 2007 , 10:44pm by Jopalis
Ok so I am making cupcakes for the superbowl tomorrow and I have been wanted to try filling cupcakes (they sound yummy). I was looking through the Wilton Cupcake Fun book and it shows Tip 230 to use to fill or using the long narrow tip on that frosting/cookie press deal. Well I don't have tip 230 and then realized I have a cookie press (2 of them actually) that I never use because I don't like it. I also have one of the cheap injector deals that came with a making donut kit that I got as a gift several yrs ago. So I start looking at them all and there it is the long tip needed to fill the cupcakes with. YIPPEE
Now I can fill cupcakes and put to use those cookie presses and injector tools I never use!
Sorry so long.
I have one of those doughnut making kits, I'm going to check it out right now! (Oh what am I saying, leave "CakeCenteral"!!! NEVER (LOL)
ok i have a question....where would the filling go? i mean i know it goes in the middle of the cupcake but there is no "empty" space in the cupcake..you know no hole so to speak...am i making sense? id love to do this so if someone could fill me in ....cause right now im just kinda out of the loop on this one.
Thanks!
lol...thanks...i dont know why i didnt think about that duhhh..ok i feel really stupid now...argghh...guess ill be doing filled cupcakes for my DD's V-day party at school...thanks for the idea yall!!!
I don't cut a hole in my filled cupcakes. I just stick a big round tip into the middle thru the top and squeeze. The filling just goes right into the middle. My guess would be that there is enough air inside the cake, that the cake from the middle juts moves.
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