Saturday
Sep052009

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 new flavors!

Well, actually 6 because we scratched one we didn't feel too good about (if our eyes don't light up when we are describing a flavor, we know it's not going to be a successful cupcake!)

#1

Raspberry Lime Chardonnay...Chardonnay cake filled with raspberries & cream, topped with lime frosting, sugared lime zest and a pretty berry (looks like Christmas, tastes like summer!)

#2

Cocoa cake, filled with vanilla cola pudding, topped with a fudgy (is that a word?  if not, let's make it one!) cola glaze

#3

Mud Pie...chocolate cookie crust under a chocolate cake, filled with whipped chocolate mousse, topped with Kahlua frosting, cookie crumbs & dark chocolate sauce 

#4

Coconut Lemon Haystack...vanilla cake, filled with lemon curd, topped with coconut milk frosting, coconut & lemon zest (this is the goodie that replaced our failure - formerly known as "seedy lemon"...I tried to be too fancy and colored the frosting with tumeric and it was NEON - yikes!  And the seeds didn't go over too well either!)

#5

Caramel Apple...vanilla bean cake, filled with an apple pudding type thing (kinda like the inside of home-made apple pie w/o the chunks), topped with vanilla sweet cream cheese frosting and lots of caramel!  Ooey, gooey good!

Opal helped me pick the apples from our yard - they were pink inside!  Crazy Alan did some grafting magic to our tree several months ago and the result...the best apples I have ever eaten.  

Reader Comments (2)

Those apples sound amazing! Pink inside?? That's some good crazy right there! :) I loved your mud slide CC by the way! Thanks, Amber!

September 5, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterStacey

j/k mud PIE, woops!

September 5, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterStacey

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