PICTURE: I have no picture...it was tragically lost on my phone along with several others:( But here's my attempt at a drawing plus I shall describe it for you...it was a luscious off-white buttermilk cake with a swirl of light brown cake peaking through the batter that was a combination of brown sugary-cinnamon deliciousness. The white icing was piled high and topped with a little a sprinkling of cinnamon and a mini cinnamon stick (not in drawing...it looked dumb when I tried to recreate that part). Can you picture it?
Alright, here's what you'll need to make it...
- White Cake Mix (plus ingredients to make the cake...usually eggs, oil, and water...but we're replacing the water)
- Buttermilk (you'll be replacing the water your recipe calls for with this deliciousness)
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- 1/4 cup Brown Sugar
- Store bought White Icing
- Butter (room temperate...around 1/2 cup....but it's up to you)
- Icing Sugar (optional)
- Garnish Ideas:Sprinkle of Cinnamon and/or Cinnamon Stick
Step 1: For the most part, follow the direction of your White Cake Mix - preheat your oven and add in your eggs and but replace the water with Buttermilk. Mix it together until smooth. Remove 1 cup of batter and place in small bowl. Mix in 1/4 cup of brown sugar and 1 tsp cinnamon with reserve cup of batter.
Step 2: Spoon in your plain Buttermilk batter in your cupcake liners. Then, spoon in the cinnamon-brown sugar batter on top. Once all your batter is divided out across your cupcakes, take a chop stick and gently stir each cupcake to swirl the batter together for a mini-marble effect.
Step 3: Put your cupcakes in the oven and bake as directed.
Step 4: Using your mixer, mix together the store bought white icing and butter on high until smooth. Give your icing a taste and if it's too buttery for your liking, add in some icing sugar.
Step 5: On to the icing! Feel free to ice them how you want - using a piping bag, spoon or a knife. I garnished my cupcake with some fresh cinnamon shaves over the top of the cupcake and then topped it off with a little cinnamon stick.
Happy Faking!
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