I have never liked cupcakes. Probably because I had the store bought ones once before and hated them, so I never attempted to make them ever. Until recently, a few days before I started the-time-of-the-month, I craved something sweet but too exhausted to make something complicated, so I tried this.Soft, fluffy, rich and not too sweet - the best cupcakes I ever had ❤️

Happy Independence day #india2020

#heirloomThis is my grandma's recipe for the best vanilla cupcakes and she loves to bake them in shaped baking tins without cupcake liners to customize it but regular muffin pans and cupcake liners work just as well.

These cupcakes are very delicious and are appropriate for all occasions! You can find these ingredients in your house, making it a simple, but extraordinary recipe! Enjoy! :)I baked these for Easter, and my family helped decorate them! They were perfect and brought happiness to your Easter celebration! I recommend this recipe 5/5! It’s so 𝔂𝓾𝓶𝓶𝔂!

Hope this helps someone, I get a few gluten free requests for cakes. Let them sit overnight before you tuck in, they set better sitting

#goldenapron#post14#breads

I searched through American cookbooks to make refreshments for my child's school functions and for parties. The standard recipe is probably a little bit too sweet for Japanese people, so I adjusted the ingredients.Use a measuring spoon to measure the ingredients. The baking time varies depending on each household's oven, so adjust accordingly. I bake mine for 23 minutes. I used American cupcakes as a reference for this recipe, so they might be too sweet. But even if you decrease the sugar amount, they're still moist. For 9 cm [3.5 in] x 4 cm = 12-16 cupcakes/7 cm x 3 cm = 25-32 cupcakes. Recipe by Du-ma

My son needed to bring 12 plain vanilla cupcakes to school for seder meal at his so I made some with no topping but you are more than welcome to add your favorite topping to this. Enjoy...

As yummy as they are beautiful.

I always prefer berries over other fruits. The sweet-sour taste of berries excites my tastebuds and I love to eat all the seasonal berries. I like a lot of exotic berries as well. And one of them is these radiant and uber gorgeous tangy summer berries. I was always fascinated by their beautiful colour and tiny size, as if they were little rubies(gems) attached to a string. Yes I am talking about Red currants...😀A few days back I came across a cake recipe that had red currants in it and the very idea of using it in baking excited me a lot. I hunted for these berries and decided to bake something with it this time and luckily I found these berries in a fruit market. The original recipe had eggs and butter in it and I wanted to avoid both the ingredients. So I decided to go for my basic vanilla cake recipe and bake some cupcakes using these berries and I must say the cupcakes turned to be so delicious that everyone in the family loved it. I made it on my mother in law's birthday and she enjoyed this not overly sweet treat with a hint of tang from the berries and cream cheese frosting. My little one gobbled an entire cupcake(which he rarely does) making me super happy. #CookClick

This recipe is originaly from the bakers kitchen. I first made this cupcake for my family because they were craving for chocolate. I didn't taste it but gave it to them for tasting. I didn't know what to expect, but when they took a bite and went hmmmmm yummy!! I knew it was delicious and had to taste it myself.Of course it was amazing !!