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Easy Way to make a Cupcake Tower

Easy Way to make a Cupcake Tower
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Monday, June 21, 2010

Caramel Brulee Cupcakes

These turned out so yummy!!!  I took them to a business function and everyone was taking extra home with them!

Start out with any basic white cake recipe, either from scratch or mix, substituting Coffee-Mate Creme Brulee liquid for the liquid in your recipe.

 

When your cupcakes are cool,  cut a hole in the middle of the cupcake with a sharp paring knife, cutting at an angle.  

  
Remove the plug. 

  
I filled the cupcakes with Nestle's La Lechera Dulce de Leche caramel. ( I love that stuff!)

  
Then replace the plug and squish down to even out the top 

  
 I made my icing with half butter and half shortening, some vanilla extract, a pinch of salt, and of course powdered sugar.  For the liquid, I used the Creme Brule coffee creamer again, heating it up until very warm, but not boiling.  I don't have exact measurements because I didn't measure!  Sorry!!  I just mix it until it's light and fluffy!! 
 
I added the icing swirl and drizzled with caramel ice cream topping.

10 comments:

  1. These look Amazing!
    Do I find the Nestle's La Lechera Dulce de Leche caramel in a reg isle or in the dairy dept ?
    Look so yummy and simple to,my kind of recipe!
    Thanks!

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  2. Thanks Diane! I found the caramel in the Mexican food isle of WalMart. I have seen it by the regular condensed milk in some stores also.

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  3. These looks absolutely delicious Rhonda!! I cannot wait to try them!

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  4. Thanks for the very nice comments!

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  5. Yes I do wish I could lean into my computer screen and grab one of those!! They look SO yummy!

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  6. I just might be able to make those.. who knew the trick of substituting the liquid.. yummmy.. they look sooo very moist.. and everyone loves mini..

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  7. It looks terrific... Can you share your white cake recipe... I'm french and I don't think there is such recipe in my books... see you on my blog: cuisin'hier d'aujourd'hui (i love baking biscuits...) cupcake is a new challenge for me.... tk u for sharing. grazou

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  8. Thanks for posting. i'm in England and would love to try this cakes. what can i substitute Nestle's La Lechera Dulce de Leche caramel and Creme Brule coffee creamer with? Also could you share your recipe for white cake, cheers

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