Apple Pie
Cupcakes
Yields: 18 cupcakes
I gathered these quality ingredients:
(for the cupcakes)
3
cups sifted cake flour
1
tbsp. baking powder
½
tsp. salt
1
cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
2
cups sugar
4
eggs
1
½ tsp. vanilla extract
1
cup milk
(for the apple filling)
4
tbsp. salted butter
2
tsp. cinnamon
2-3
tbsp. sugar
4
large Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and diced
To make the cupcakes, preheat the oven to 350°. Line
cupcake pans with paper liners.
Today’s baking was brought to you by the number eleven, portrayed here by the butter and sugar:
After their sponsorship photoshoot, I creamed them
together on medium-high speed in my Kitchen-Aid until light and fluffy, about 2
minutes:
This recipe suits step-by-step photography well as
the next instruction is to add the eggs, one at a time, mixing well and
scraping down the sides of the bowl after each addition. So here is a photo
before each egg was beat in.
Egg #1:
Egg #2:
Egg #3:
Egg #4:
I added the vanilla extract and began alternating between adding the milk and the dry ingredients:
Soon I had a rich batter:
I overfilled the cupcakes tins. I always do. Some of the cupcakes were still not as full and fluffy as I like them. This beauty shows that some did come out quite nice though:
Next, to make the apple filling, I melted the butter
in my big frying pan over medium heat:
Once it was melted, I added the cinnamon and sugar
(have to admit here I was afraid for my pan, but it’s T-Fal and it came out
ok):
The recipe I built this off of used only 2 tbsp. of
butter and the cinnamon mix was really thick for this heart photo:
I ended up throwing in another 2 tbsp. of butter before I added these apples:
They mixed up quite nicely:
I cooked them for about 10 minutes, they were tender and delicious. I set them aside to cool:
While they cooled I cored the cupcakes:
They were so adorable: (and the middles tasted goooood too!)
Once the apple mix was cooled, I spooned it into the cupcakes:
These babies were sooo good, I don’t feel inclined to share them with anyone!:
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