AnnieBee
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So I was up late on Saturday night making my daughter's birthday cake, when I realised my original plan wasn't going to work, and I needed mini-cupcakes in a hurry! And I also didn't want to make a whole huge batch from a whole cake mix as well as the rest of her cake...
But along came PC to the rescue!!
A few weeks ago I decided to try to make a mini-skillet cake, so I started with the microwave coffe cup cake mix (1 box of cake mix, one box of pudding mix) and I took one cup of the mixture, 1 egg, 2 Tbsp Oil and 4 Tbsp water, and it worked perfectly in the 8" saute pan, baked for about 15 mins at 350F. This is a great size cake for my family, not too big.
This is AWESOME topped with a mixture of white chocolate chips melted with a caramel or butterscotch icecream topping, and then some SC sprinkles or chopped pecans. Yum! But I digress...
Anyway, I suddenly realised that I could use this to make a small batch of mini-cup cakes, and it worked really well! I used the small scoop and got exactly 12 cupcakes, they are so cute!
So, here is the end result...
But along came PC to the rescue!!
A few weeks ago I decided to try to make a mini-skillet cake, so I started with the microwave coffe cup cake mix (1 box of cake mix, one box of pudding mix) and I took one cup of the mixture, 1 egg, 2 Tbsp Oil and 4 Tbsp water, and it worked perfectly in the 8" saute pan, baked for about 15 mins at 350F. This is a great size cake for my family, not too big.
This is AWESOME topped with a mixture of white chocolate chips melted with a caramel or butterscotch icecream topping, and then some SC sprinkles or chopped pecans. Yum! But I digress...
Anyway, I suddenly realised that I could use this to make a small batch of mini-cup cakes, and it worked really well! I used the small scoop and got exactly 12 cupcakes, they are so cute!
So, here is the end result...