The liner is made of candy here are are the directions. I used the Wilton Giant Cupcake Pan for this cake. I recommend baking your two halves seperately because they have vastly different baking times and your top swirl would be way overdone before you base. Once cooled I trim the sides on my cake to get it to fit in the candy shell. The top the cake it covered in buttercrem then rolled fondant. I added a few fondant "sprinkles" and a cherry and voila ,Pinkalicious Cupcake!!
How cute!
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ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Thanks for posting the tutorial.
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jajaja looks like more a accessory to other cake than a cupcake, art, it's the only way in that I can call this, just a question, how many time you spent to learn the correct technique to prepare something like this?
ReplyDeleteHello! I loved the idea of making a chocolate mold for the cupcake liner, and used this idea for my daughter's Pinkalicious party...thank you! I linked to you in my blog:
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Thanks again!
Michelle
Hey Destini! I wanted to tell you that I saw this actual picture on the Publisher's ad of this book. I thought it was pretty awesome that they used your pic to represent the advertising of Pinkalicious! You go girl!!!
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Natalie P - Cupcake Diva Kansas City