Bat cupcakes are in the botton row |
For our pumpkin carving party I make lots of decorated cupcakes. Here is one that everyone loves.
What you need:
Any kind of cupcake you like
Chocolate icing
Regular size Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Small size Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Wilton Black Cookie Icing
Small red candies or cookie decorating balls
Orange Wilton Cookie gel
How to do it:
Take your cooled cupcakes and ice them with chocolate frosting.
Cut the regular sized one in half horizontally - these are the bat wings.
Then, take the small peanut butter cup and make two eyes with the black cookie icing. This is going to act as the glue for the red candies. If you want, you can stop here and use the black dots for eyes. Once you add the candies, let them dry completely onto the icing. If you don' t you will have a candy catastrophe.
Bat eyes |
Fangs added |
Face complete. Let them rest for about an hour. |
Now that the face is dried, you can assemble the rest. Place the regular sized peanut butter cups, cut side facing down, onto the cupcake about 2/3 of the way up. You need to leave room for the face. Push the pointed side into the middle of the cupcake and leave some of the wing sticking out.
Wings inserted |
Now it is tine to add the face. Place the face on its side, with the face right side up into the center of the cupcake, up against the wings, but not pushing on them. Make sure it is securely in the frosting.
They are ready to eat or display with other cupcakes |
All the cupcakes on display for your next party |
Wow looks great and yummy! Might be a fun activity with my little guy!
ReplyDeleteIt is easy and fun to do with kids. I have more decorated cupcakes check those out too. http://homemadeonli.blogspot.com/2012/09/halloween-themed-desserts.html
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