Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Princess Cupcake CAKE

I made this using Wilton's Giant Cupcake Pan & Disney's Princess Castle Decoration. The decoration was meant for a square cake but after some alterations... it fit perfectly! You can't really tell that it's a Giant Cupcake but I like how it gave the cake a more cartoon-like look.


Friday, November 20, 2009

Have you seen her?

Awww... maybe it's time someone ordered Minnie cupcakes. =(

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Join the Mickey Mouse Club!


These cute little cupcakes were crafted for a 3 year old's birthday. Frankly, I'm jealous. It must have been one FUN party! The cupcakes with the dome and cookie ears are Red Velvet with cream cheese frosting & Oreo cookie crumbs. Extra cake was cut to make the dome so it wasn't overloaded with frosting. And the other flavor is Oreo Surprise! One whole Oreo cookie baked right in the middle. The Mickey Mouse design was made with chocolate candies. Yummy! ENJOY!



Friday, October 9, 2009

Give Your Friends a Mickey!

Thanks Alyssa for ordering these cute little cuppies! I had so much fun making them and I hope you and all your friends will enjoy them too.

Featured below are Cookies 'N Cream cupcakes with fluffy whipped topping covered in Oreo cookie crumbs. Ears were made with Nilla wafers, frosted, crumbed and then fastened with toothpicks. Enjoy and watch out for the picks!


Thursday, October 8, 2009

A touch of Disney Magic!


This cute little theme was thought up by Michelle for her 6 year old son. The choice flavor? Cookies 'N Cream. The ears were made with waffle cookie sandwiches with a dark chocolate filling. Buttons were made with Nilla wafers covered in whipped frosting. Michelle's son will be enjoying this year's birthday at the happiest place on Earth! Have fun at Disneyland!
The cake was made with Wilton's Giant Cupcake pan and I have to admit, it was quite a process. Here's why, the bottom portion of the pan uses 6 cups of batter and the top portion only uses about 3 & 1/2 cups of batter. So in order for this cupcake to work out, I baked the two portions separately. I'm really curious as to why Wilton didn't make the pieces separate. That would've been so much more easier and time efficient. =(

Friday, July 25, 2008

Mickey-Mouse Club

1 dozen: Dirt
------------Chocolate Whip Frosting
------------Drizzled Oreo Crumbs
------------Topped with a Rainer Cherry (seasonal)
-------------($3.00 per cupcake)

1 dozen: Very Cherry
------------Cherry Whipped Frosting
------------Mickey Mouse Design:
----------------(Large Chocolate Chips)
----------------(Reg. Chocolate morsels)
------------($3.00 per cupcake)

1/2 dozen: Very Cherry
------------Cherry Whipped Frosting
------------Mickey Mouse Design Sprinkles
------------($3.00 per cupcake)





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