Chrismast candy cane cupcakes

My favorite cupcake combo at the moment is chocolate cupcakes with loads of marshmallow frosting on top. So here are some of my latest cupcake treats. First, cupcakes decorated with candy canes and home colored sprinkles.

Chocolate hi-hat cupcakes

Next we have “Hi-Hats” or should we call them “Low-Hats” ;-) I think that the red sparkle gives them a nice Christmas touch. Loads of chocolate and loads of marshmallow frosting can it get any better?

Happy Caking!

Louise

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  1. Sorina says:

    Jan 7, 2008

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    You did a great job this makes me hungry!

  2. Louise says:

    Dec 17, 2007

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    I added the red sparkle when the chocolate was still wet. It’s not airbrush.

  3. Ambjer says:

    Dec 16, 2007

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    How did you get the red sparkles in the frosting?
    Like, did you airbrush it on, or?

  4. Louise says:

    Dec 13, 2007

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    Hi Kelly!

    You can use this one http://www.marthastewart.com/hi-hat-cupcakes?autonomy_kw=hi%20hats&rsc=header_8 from martha Stewart. As it is very close to one I used.

    Louise

  5. kelly says:

    Dec 13, 2007

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    they look so smooth and creamy..do you have the recipe for the marshmallow topping Thanks kelly

  6. Louise says:

    Dec 12, 2007

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    I was thinking of using crushed peppermint. But this was a short cut;-) The red sparkle is from Edable Art, they have some great sparkles.

    Thanks:-)

  7. D says:

    Dec 12, 2007

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    You know crushed pieces of peppermint on top of white icing would be stunning. If the cupcake was minty tasting… ooo-la-la!

  8. mayieve says:

    Dec 12, 2007

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    Loooove the sparkles


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