Light (or Dark) Beer Cupcakes!
Introduce
Chef :
ribbitrebecca
Light (or Dark) Beer Cupcakes!
For a special occasion, whether a holiday or a thank you for a friend. Your choice of a light, or a dark beer like Guiness, subtly changes the flavour of the cupcake but doesn't make them overpowering.
Ingredient
Food ration :
20 servings
Cooking time :
25 mins
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Begin with the dry ingredients. Mix well together in one bowl.
* Step 2
In a seperate bowl, whisk the eggs until very well beaten. Add in the milk, the vanilla extract, the buttermilk and the oil or applesauce (as a healthy alternative to oil).
* Step 3
Add the wet ingredients to the dry
* Step 4
Do not mix excessively or the cupcakes will turn out chewier than they should be.
* Step 5
Add to muffin tin. Should make 20-25 cupcakes
* Step 6
Pop into the oven at 350°F for fifteen to twenty minutes
* Step 7
For the icing, mix the room temperature butter with the room temperature cream cheese until it becomes a smooth mixture.
* Step 8
Add the pinch of salt and ensure the icing sugar is well sifted before adding to the butter mixture
* Step 9
Choose between adding the red food colouring, or the cocoa powder to make a light pink frosting or a light chocolatey type to compliment the beer cupcakes.
* Step 10
Add a small taste of beer or sweet wine to the frosting mix without making it too thin.
* Step 11
When the cupcakes are finished, wait until they mostly cool before frosting.
* Step 12
For a Valentine's Day theme, drop one conversation heart candy on each cupcake if frosted with pink frosting. For the chocolate, richer cupcake, sprinkle cocoa powder on the frosting to finish
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