Jelly/jam On Top Of Cupcake, But Under Frosting??!??

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linseylee Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 11:40am
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This is what I am trying to achieve. I have searched and searched what I should use for the fruit part but can't find a thing! Has anybody ever done anything like this or have and suggestions for me? Thank you ever so much for any help (:

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cubbycakes Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 11:43am
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Maybe try mixing in some jam with some jello?

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leah_s Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 12:50pm
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ASleeved fillings wont work? How about sleeved fillings firmed up with gelatin?

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linseylee Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 12:58pm
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Sleeved fillings wont work? How about sleeved fillings firmed up with gelatin?

Honestly, I haven't tried it. I have some, and should do a test run. It may work just fine .....I was just hoping somebody has done it before (: Thanks!!!

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bumblebeez Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 1:34pm
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AI used pureed raspberries with 1/4 cup caster sugar, 2tbs corn flour and 1/4 cup of water. Mix water and Cornelius together until smooth. Place berries, sugar and cornflour mix in saucepan and bring to the boil whilst stirring until it becomes thick. This makes a thick easy to pipe delicious jam like filling. I love it

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LovelyCakes4Us Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 1:36pm
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ATry using a strawberry berry compote, even better a triple berry compote would be thicker and delicious, when I make mine its thick enough to hold on top of a cupcake. HTH

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AnnieCahill Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 1:46pm
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Boil your favorite jam for five minutes.  It should thicken up nicely enough to spread like that.

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linseylee Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 5:00pm
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AThanks to EVERYONE!! Great suggestions!! I really appreciate it (:

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