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Directions:
Make and bake your favorite cupcakes.
Use Chocolate Buttercream Icing (recommended with Black Icing Color) and
Ice cupcake smooth in black with spatula.
Pipe in Tip 5 green head using a heavy zigzag motion; overpipe for dimension.
Pipe Tip 10 pull-out dot top teeth and Tip 5 pull-out dot bottom teeth in white.
Add tip 10 ball eyes in yellow, tip 5 dot pupils in black.
Each serves 1.
Fang Club Member
Directions:
Prepare, bake and cool your favorite cupcakes.
Using your favorite Chocolate Buttercream Icing,
ice cupcake smooth in green with spatula.
Pipe Tip16 pull-out star hair in black, working from outer edge to center of cupcake.
Add Tip3 dot eyes and string mouth in black.
Pipe Tip3 pull-out dot fangs in white.
Each serves 1.
Boilin' Cauldron
Directions:
Prepare your favorite cake batter and pour two-thirds into each area of a Muffin Pan (to make larger cupcakes).
Frost with your favorite Buttercream Icing.
You'll need colored candy confetti sprinkles in orange, black and yellow, a ghost candy (Wilton) (can make it from Fondant) and mini pretzel sticks.
Ice cupcake smooth in Green and using a Tip 10, pipe around the edge in black frosting.
Tint frosting or use colored gels in Leaf Green/Lemon Yellow combination. Stir into the frosting mini marshmallows until they are well coated.
Spoon marshmallows on cupcake tops. Sprinkle with colored candy confetti and insert a mini pretzel stick and position ghost candy.
Each serves 1.
Site For Sore Eyes
Directions:
Make your favorite cake mix and pour to two-thirds full into each area
of a Muffin Pan (to make bigger cupcakes).
Ice cupcake smooth in white frosting with spatula.
Using a Tip12, pipe a ball shape (iris) in purple frosting, about 1 1/2 in. diameter.
Use a Ttip2 and pipe string veins in using red-red/Christmas red combination frosting.
Using a Tip 4, dot black frosting onto the purple pupil and
flatten/smooth with finger dipped in cornstarch.
About the Author:
Mary Ann Ross and Kimberly Lainson are a dynamic mother and daughter team that became business partners in November 1997 for different reasons.
Mom had taken an early retirement and was bored (one can only re-organize the fridge so many times!). Kimberly wanted to stay home with her four
children. So, we did what we knew best… having fun with kids… and started an at-home business that has grown from one room in Mom's house to a
converted outbuilding on her rural property in Washington and now located in a larger office/warehouse facility in the same general area.
In our growth, we've added two additional web sites - CakeWorksCentral.com and HarryPotter-Birthday.com
Let's Get Cooking!
While there are many reasons for teaching kids to cook -- less expensive than eating out, preserves family heritage, etc, the most important
reason is that by teaching your child to cook, you're giving him a better chance to be a healthy grown-up. Enabling your child with the ability
to appreciate freshness and to transform ingredients into tasty foods opens their eyes to making wiser choices about what to eat...