My miniature chocolate bottom cuppers!..
I first started with some awesome candy molds (think ree
ses cups)..So here I go again, doing what I do best!
(tempering chocolate!)..if you've never tempered choc.
i guarantee you, it is not easy. It's all about AT&T
Agitating, Time and Temp...it is a definit process to
say the least. And that is another reason why I am thankful for Pastry school (smiles)..I am a master. But NEVER
try the temper in a humid enviroment (while baking for
that matter)..and if you get a "drop", "dabble" or "HINT"
of liquid in the mix, you are in for it. Your chocolate
is ruined. But you can make a sauce with it!, so much for
plated desserts! hehe.
*What I needed for my creation*
-Cake crumbs
-Tempered Chocolate (ready to use first)
-Buttercream
_Toppings!
*Create balls to place on top of almost set chocolate
molds!..Making sure they are nice and pact together, using
some icing for more sculpture of a "ball". Place on top of
molds and refrigerate for at least 10mins.
*Remove molds and using your piping bag (I used a #2 point round tip)..design your top for the cupcakes!..
*Add any decor that suits the mood, holiday, whatever you
think..
-I just wanted to make little character dudes. Honestly,
I just took whatever eyes I had and without looking, placed
them on whichever ones ..and they all cameout so cute with so much spunk and personality.
-As for my backround shots, I love love LOVE to create
scenes for my products. Whether it be, some great jewelry,
scrapbook paper, or photos in frames, etc..
And of course, great lighting is a must..and camera of
course! (I am working on that one, but think I have ex-
cellent lighting in my kitchen)..
So here they are!
enjoiiii..
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY!"
these cupcakes are adorable!!! and so are those little guys eating them up!
ReplyDeleteHaha, they really did steal the shot, huh!? ;) thanks
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