Sorry, I’ve been on vacation and gone from my blog for a while.
What do you mean you didn’t notice?? I’m shocked.
Well anyway, here’s what I baked first when I got home:
So anyway, I went on a Disney cruise and spent most of my time eating. 🙂
And yes, in case you’re wondering, I asked for every dessert on the menu each time.
OK, now back to the cupcakes:
I had a tub of marshmallow creme that I bought a while ago because I thought it was cute.
Recently, I was thinking I should use it—when all of a sudden, my 3-year-old turned to me this weekend and asked for marshmallow cupcakes.
I have no idea where he got that from, but it was perfect timing.
So I made chocolate cupcakes with marshmallow frosting (which you probably know already if you read titles).
I didn’t really like the texture of the cupcakes (although they were flavorful)—so let’s forget that recipe.
But the marshmallow frosting was delicious! Yum!
However, when I put the cupcake in front of my son, he looked at it strangely and asked where the marshallows were.
So this is what I had to do:
Then he loved it. 🙂
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Marshmallow Frosting (adapted from Cooking With Paula Deen)
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 (7-ounce) jar marshmallow creme
- 2-3/4 cups confectioners’ sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons milk
Beat butter and marshmallow crème at medium speed with an electric mixer until smooth.
Gradually beat in confectioners’ sugar.
Beat in vanilla and milk.
Yeah Cupcakes To make my day.They look awesome .
Thanks for sharing.
Aw, thank you!! 🙂
I wondered where all the really yummy baking was. Yay for wordpress reader! I’m totes jeally of how you get your cupcakes to look pretty with the swirling on top technique. I suck!
Thank you!! And you don’t suck– I’ve seen your pretty cupcakes! 🙂
You haven’t seen any with that technique. I can drag out horror stories from the early days of the cult! But thank you for your kindness 🙂
You’re so funny! 🙂
the frosting looks extra good with the marshmellows. 😉
My son’s sentiments exactly. 🙂
Yum! I love cruising ( and Disney) hope you had a lovely time 🙂
Thanks– yes I had a great time! Really needed a vacation. 🙂
Lol welcome back from vacation! Of course you’re missed when you’re gone – and thanks for bringing cupcakes with marshmallow frosting as a welcome back.
Aw, you’re so sweet!! 🙂
Glad you are back, and I have been checking your blog for delicious recipes! I am so glad you had a wonderful Disney cruise; fun! This cupcake looks absolutely scrumptious!
Thanks so much!! And I’ve been checking your blog too– yum!! 🙂
Thank you! I have reblogged one of your fabulous links to a new page I started reblog tastings. I hope that others click on the link and find your fabulous talent with baking!
Sincerely,
judy
You’re awesome, Judy– thanks! 🙂
That made me giggle – my son would be exactly the same! I’ve just discovered marshmallow creme and am in love with it so MUST try this frosting. What’s the consistency? Do you think it would pipe or is it really best just spreading it?
Lol, kids are so funny! The frosting is a little thicker than buttercream– so I think it’s best to spread it. So yummy! 🙂
Loved your post! Of course you were missed!
Aw, thank you– that’s so nice! 🙂
They look delicious …never tried Marshmallow creme will have to give this a go …great post 🙂
Thank you!! Hope you try them– this was my first time using marshmallow cream, too! 🙂
Mmm these look great! I’ve been looking for a good marshmallow frosting for awhile (all the s’mores creations I want to make!) and the consistency of this looks so smooth and spreadable 🙂
Thank you!! And this frosting was yummy- I hope you try it out! 🙂