Fluffy, moist, not overwhelming sweet, and super easy!#mycookbook

A note about the flour: all-purpose works, it just won't produce a cupcake quite as soft as cake flour or Canadian Flour.

These are just a basic cupcake recipe, but they are some of the best I have tried. They are moist and fluffy. If you dont have the vanilla bean on hand, then use an additional 1/2 tsp of vanilla extract instead. Recipe source : Sallysbakingaddiction.com

Fluffy and moist. Banana and vanilla go great together.

My basic go-to vanilla cupcake recipe that I wanted to post really quick. Not too sweet, a good balance of moist and fluffy, and has a good flavor even without frosting. Considering people who don't normally like cupcakes enjoy this recipe, I'll call it a success. Feel free to add more vanilla, sub vanilla beans, or add a tiny bit of almond extract to bring out the vanilla flavor.

Since I've started living in the U.S., I've had a lot of opportunities to make cupcakes. Out of all the cupcakes I've made, this has become my go-to recipe.Since there's a lot of milk, the batter is quite soft. You can store leftover buttercream in the fridge. It will harden, but if you leave it out at room temperature before use, you can use it a second time. But anyway, be sure to beat veryyyyy well until the batter becomes light and creamy. For 6 cupcakes. Recipe by Cookie shiasu.

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I wanted fluffy and moist cupcakes. So I made these so I could play around with the toppings.If you make the meringue nice and thick, the cupcakes will rise nicely.The cakes will be more moist if you bake in a muffin pan rather than paper cups, so I recommend that you use a muffin tray for these. Recipe by Shokora vanilla