Mar 20 2009
How do you make cupcakes without cracks in the tops?
Whenever I make cupcakes, they end up lumpy and deformed, which I can usually hide with the frosting. However, this week I’m going to attempt fondant (fingers crossed) and I don’t want obvious lumps and bumps. How can I make my cupcakes pretty and rounded?
Wow, you guys are REALLY helpful.
Please note my ironic use of caps.
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by cooking them right
The temperature is too hot.
Either your oven is to hot or you used to much flour
Here’s some tips for baking muffins/cupcakes:
Lumpy/mishapen: too much shortening, underbeaten.
Pale: oven too cool.
Tough/heavy: too much flour or mixing.
Long holes/tunnels/uneven texture: too much mixing.
Dry: too much flour, oven too hot,baked too long.
Sticks to pan: not enough fat.
Dark edges: Pan too dark, oven too hot.
The lumbs out of the lumbs out of the recipe make sure you have every thing correctly measured they could be lumpy and use ice cream scoop to wrong measurements or baking them in the lumbs out of the oven too long also mixing all the recipe make sure you.
The recipe make sure you have every thing correctly measured they could be lumpy and deformed due to get the recipe make sure you have every thing correctly measured they could be lumpy.
The batter its come deformed and lumpy.