Peanut Butter and Chocolate: One of the world's most perfect combinations.
Ever since I made the Peanut Butter Cupcakes a few weeks ago, I've been thinking of
turning them into cake pops. My friend Lisa has been dying to try cake pops
ever since I discovered them on Bakerella and started making them-
so her birthday was the perfect occasion to try these out!
Follow the recipe for the peanut butter cupcake mix, but bake in a cake pan instead.
I would suggest splitting this into TWO cakes... mine took 45 minutes at 350 to bake all
the way through in one 9 inch round pan. I had to put some foil on top for the last
15 minutes because it was getting pretty brown... it came out alright, just took a long time.
the way through in one 9 inch round pan. I had to put some foil on top for the last
15 minutes because it was getting pretty brown... it came out alright, just took a long time.
Let the cake cool completely before crumbling and mixing with the icing,
following the instructions we used for the football cake pops.
Except this time I made them into small spheres, not football shapes.
Dip the end of a lollipop stick into some melted chocolate,
then stick it in the cake ball to "glue" them together.
Let dry, then dip the entire pop into chocolate.
Since this was a birthday party, I wanted to dress the pops up a little.
I dipped them into some pink sugar while the chocolate was still wet.
They came out really cute!
And of course tasted delicious :)
Yummmm!!!! And cute!
ReplyDeleteDo you anything different then bakerella w/ frosting ratio? I have tried these a couple of times and I just don't like how wet they are. Maybe I just don't like cake pops, but they are so cute and yours look delicious.
ReplyDeleteShe calls for half a can I think? I use a bit less than that so you get more cake flavor and not just sweet frosting. Really you only need enough to bind the cake so it's moldable and the chocolate/candy coating will hold it together.
ReplyDeleteaweeeee i love that you "dressed them up!" so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love peanut butter, so the cake mix sounds divine. What flavor icing did you mix in?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
~Stacy
I used vanilla frosting the first time, but when I made them for my wedding I used half vanilla frosting and half peanut butter. They were good both times, but using PB makes them less sweet and more nutty.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of trying it with chocolate icing.. do you think that may be too much? :)
ReplyDeleteWOOWW NICE THX HUNNY
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