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Cupcakes
Dedicated to me (Evolution) and the Baby Eva Grimm:) since making these cake POPs put his hands we both:) I came from the Maruska airmail from the capital city marvelous molds for Christmas. Today I updated:) a Moist double layer cake. Purely an experiment:)

Ingredients

  • Orange

    1 piece

  • Chicken egg

    2 piece

  • Margarine

    100 g

  • Sugar

    150 g

  • Water

    125 ml

  • Milk

    0.25 cup

  • Flour

    1 cup

  • Leavening agent

    1 tsp

  • Vanilla

  • Lemon peel

  • Cocoa powder

    2 tsp

  • Coconut

    6 tsp

  • Chocolate milk

Cooking

step-0
Here they are, beauty!
step-1
For starters produce candied fruit. Orange cut into thin slices.
step-2
Water and 50 g sugar mix in a saucepan and on slow fire cook until thick, until the sugar has Scaramella. When the syrup becomes sticky, put it in a mug of oranges and cook for about 10 minutes.
step-3
Put the slices on the bottom of the molds.
step-4
Margarine and sugar, beat with a mixer. One by one add eggs. Pour in the milk. Sift in a Cup of flour mixed with baking powder. Stir.
step-5
Divide the dough into two equal parts. One zest of half a lemon (I'm still with orange "butts" rubbed, and added a little saffron for yellow), the second vanilla, and cocoa.
step-6
In the yellow batter, add grated chocolate. I took the chocolate syrup in the batter went 1,5 PCs In a dark batter, add coconut flakes. I only had green:-[
step-7
In molds, the candied fruit, first put 1 tablespoon of yellow dough, then 1 tbsp dark. Bake at 180*C for 20-25min. Ready muffins, hot, turn upside down, let cool, release from form.
step-8
Left 7 pieces. The cupcakes turned out moist, porous. But with the bright taste of candied, you lose the taste of the chocolate coconut dough. And if you dig separately (I tried :-D) will be yum!! So next time I will pour molds only test yellow:-)
step-9
Bon appetit!!
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