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IngredientsMakes 1 dozen
Directions
First published: February 2008 1.8/15/08 at 5:28 p.m. ETTry using all "Cake" flour and eliminate the ap flour. You can purchase this in the grocery store next to regular flour. This is a standard flour used for sponges. King Arthur brand flour is also a very good brand used for baked goods. One of the first things I learned in culinary school. If need be, brush a little simple syrup over the tops of the cupcakes when they come to room temp before icing. I don't think this is necessary, but may save you from throwing them out if you think they may have come out a bit too dry. 2.8/12/08 at 2:11 a.m. ETDear Martha, Due to the complete lack of care and disregard for ones taste buds displayed in this recipe; we the people, having shared an equal disgust in your decision to leave the sugar high and dry in this recipe, have organized an official comment of complaint. It is for this very reason that the overwhelming majority of our society is habitually in a state of insuppressible emotional agony. Thank you, PANDS (people acting in the name of digestive satisfaction) 3.8/05/08 at 6:34 p.m. ETthe color is so pretty, a soft pale light pink. strawberry flavor is on the lighter side, and the cake is a bit heavy. i would add more milk or egg to give it a lighter texture. |
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