Saturday, 5 May 2012

Mars Bar Cupcakes







You will need:

200g caster sugar

200g unsalted butter

4 eggs

200g self raising flour

25g cocoa powder

3 mars bars roughly chopped and 2 more for decorative purposes

3 tbsp milk


Then you need to:



Per heat your oven to 180oC/160oC
Slowly melt the mars bars and the milk on a low heat until melted, although it doesn't have to be completely melted as a few gooey lumps are nice in the finished cupcake.
Beat the sugar and egg together until pale and creamy
Add half the flour and 2 of the eggs and mix well and then add the remaining flour and eggs and mix until combined.
Add the cocoa powder and melted mars bar mixture to the cake batter and mix well
Then divide the batter between your paper cake cases (it will make approx 20 cakes) and fill half way, I use an ice cream scoop to allow for equal distribution.
Cook for about 20 minutes - I check if mine are cooked by inserting a sharp knife to see if it comes out clean

Once cooled completely decorate with your chocolate buttercream

Chocolate buttercream
:

75g unsalted butter

100g icing sugar

2 tbsp cocoa powder

Beat all of the ingredients together until smooth and creamy and apply to your cupcakes

Then top your buttercream with chunks of mars bar





7 comments:

  1. They look so nice I think I'd end up with chocolate all over my mouth!

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  2. Oh my, so glad I am not on a diet. *Pops to shops for mars bars*

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  3. mmm they look amazing x

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  4. oh wow, they look amazing!!

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  5. Emma (KitchenMason)11 June 2012 at 20:29

    These look delicious. My brother is obsessed with mars bars and it's his birthday next week. I might make him a batch. How many cupcakes does this make?

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  6. Thanks they do taste good!
    If I remember correctly I think they made about 16. Sorry I should have stated this when I wrote the recipe x

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  7. Emma (KitchenMason)11 June 2012 at 22:42

    Lovely, Thank you!

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