Vanilla cupcakes
The taste of classic vanilla cupcakes is familiar to almost everyone. The light, sweet aroma of vanilla will captivate you even before the first bite. The delicate, airy batter paired with the creamy filling will provide an unforgettable experience.
- Proteins: 3.9 g
- Fats: 25 g
- Carbohydrates: 34.7 g
- Total time:
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Complexity:
It's easy and straightforward to prepare, but it does require some experience. Not everyone can do it right the first time.
- Number of servings: 12
In today's article, I'll share a proven method for making cupcakes, fillings, and frosting that even a novice cook can master. Ingredients in recipe designed for 12 pieces, but the number of cakes depends on the size of the molds. Prepare the baked goods at home and delight your loved ones with delicious desserts every day.
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Flour175 G
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Egg C12 pcs
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Butter100 G
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Milk50 ml
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Sugar90 G
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Vanilla sugar1.5 tsp
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Baking powder1 tsp
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Raspberry100 G
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Sugar25 G
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Water30 ml
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Cornstarch1 tsp
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Butter70 G
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Cottage cheese300 G
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Powdered sugar80 G
Sprinkle softened butter with regular and vanilla sugar. If you don't have vanilla sugar, use a pinch of vanilla or 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract. Beat the mixture with a mixer at medium speed until the sugar crystals are completely dissolved.
Pour in the lightly beaten eggs, ensuring the yolk and white are evenly distributed. Beat until smooth.
Add baking powder to the sifted wheat flour and mix.
Gradually add the dry ingredients to the creamy egg mixture so that the dough does not become too thick.
Pour in warm milk for elasticity.
Instead of milk, you can use a tablespoon of odorless vegetable oil.
Spoon or piping bag the batter into the cupcake liners. Fill them 2/3 full to prevent any batter from leaking out during baking. Bake the cupcakes in a preheated oven at 305°F (155°C) for 25–30 minutes.
Place the raspberries in a saucepan and add sugar. The berries can be fresh or thawed. Place the saucepan over low heat and stir until the sugar dissolves and the berries become pureed.
Pour water over the starch and stir.
Pour into the berry puree and cook the mixture for 1–2 minutes until completely thickened.
Combine the butter, cream cheese, and powdered sugar in a bowl. Beat the ingredients with a mixer at medium speed until smooth and thick.
Using a knife, make holes in the tops of the cooled cupcakes.
We fill the gaps with strawberry filling.
Spread the frosting using a pastry bag. If desired, you can decorate the cupcake tops with strawberry slices.
Done. Serve warm.
Similar video recipe: Vanilla Strawberry Cupcakes
Classic vanilla cupcakes are often ordered as a sweet gift for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and other special occasions. They can be decorated to suit the occasion: with wishes written on them, the names of the guests in beautiful handwriting, and themed toppers.
But if you've decided to give a sweet gift at the last minute and no one else is taking your order, don't despair. You can make delicious and beautiful vanilla cupcakes with strawberry filling and a creamy topping yourself.
Food blogger Irina Voskresenskaya will show you how to make perfect cupcakes that will delight your recipient. Her YouTube channel of the same name features a quick and easy recipe for airy, tender, and flavorful pastries. Everyone will love this dessert!
What can I substitute for strawberry filling?
Vanilla cupcakes pair perfectly with berry and fruit fillings. Strawberry is just one option, but many people are allergic to it.
The filling can be prepared using the same method as in the recipe, using raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, oranges, tangerines, and lemons. A simple, creamy filling can be made from melon, banana, apple, or pear.
If you don't want to spend a lot of time creating the filling, but still want to enhance the flavor of your cupcakes, use pieces of fresh berries and fruit, melted chocolate, boiled condensed milk, or store-bought fillings.
At what stage should I fill the cupcakes?
Filled cupcakes are popular worldwide. This American pastry is beloved for its delicate pastry and rich filling, a symbiosis that complements and complements each other.
Fillings vary from simple caramel to vegetable purees. Pastry chefs recommend filling cupcakes after baking. This will prevent the filling from burning or leaking.
Cut a hole a few centimeters deep in the top of the cupcake. This can be done with a knife, a teaspoon, or a special piping attachment. Then, spoon in the filling and cover the top with frosting.








