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These are amazing!
I love the combinations of chocolate, raspberry and almond flavours often found in German recipes so I changed this up a bit.
I made them with French raspberry jam inside and also used only 1 teaspoon of vanilla and 1/2 teaspoon of almond extract. I am not certain the bit of almond was enough to make much difference, so next time I will reverse the quantities.
This only makes a dozen so you won't have too many leftovers if you are a small family.
Delicious
This was a great recipe! I did use the pastry bag for inserting the jam, and there was also too much chocolate frosting left over, but other than that, turned out great! I made them for a party in my civics class at school :)
I've made this recipe twice, once by cutting out the perfect little cylinder, and once by jamming a tip into the center and squeezing the filling (I used blueberry all-fruit) inside. I preferred that method. My daughter requested these for her 5th birthday with a vanilla cream-cheese frosting, and they were delicious!
I've made jam-filled cupcakes before, but I find that using a decorator bag with a round deco-tip easier to insert the jam into the cupcake. No cutting necessary!
However, it's good to experiement first (outside the cake), just so you know how much squeeze will get the desired amount.
Also, the cupcakes are really easy to do and really good!
This chocolate frosting is awesome, I definitely recommend it!
I added the extra milk that everybody suggested, and baked them with the jam. They turned out perfect! So moist and yummy!
I added cheries jam to the cupcakes and substitued the whole milk for whipped cream for the chocolate frosting. They look great!
Confectioners' sugar is powdered sugar.
what is the confectioners' sugar plz?
Would be super lovely if you could add UK measurements in brackets or similar next to your 'cup' measurements.
Sometimes a pain keep converting all your recipes. :P
I absolutely loved this recipe! easy and fast! I put the jam inside before baking and they came out really good! Thanks
Easy and delicious! I didn't even put the jam in the center and they still tasted great.
There wasn't enough frosting for a generous amount per cupcake (which is the way I like it), but it tasted delicious. However, the cake itself tasted too much of eggs and baking powder for my taste!
THe frosting was delicious, although not enough for a generous amount per cupcake..... Also, the cake tasted too much like eggs and baking powder for my taste.. Too bad!
that's not a melon baller, it's a teaspoon. the paring knife helps make a clean cut, and ideally you want to make a cone shaped piece to remove. This will keep from weakening the cupcake too much, and should help ensure you don't poke through the bottom.
Fantastic recipe. Doesn't need 1 tsp salt - just half is fine. Your arteries will thank you.
This whole recipe is great, but especially the chocolate frosting - don't even think of using canned when this one is so easy and inexpensive to make. Also, the fourth step says to use a paring knife, but the picture shows a melon baller. If you have a melon baller, definitely use it - it makes easy work of making the little plugs.