Lost Party Cupcakes
I’m a day late. But who cares…these are cute Lost themed cupcakes.
by Lyndsey of Kitchen Dough Dough
The rest of these are from Cravings–Alisha’s Cupcakes in Pleasant Grove, Utah.
I love the ones where the planes are crashing into the frosting.
Great ideas for Lost cupcakes!
Pots and Pins Cupcakes {Mother’s Day Cupcakes}
Lyndsey of Kitchen DoughDough made these adorable pots and pins cupcakes for her mom last Mother’s Day.
Pots and Pins is the name of her mom’s blog. It’s a food, quilting and everything else blog that is just so cute!
Each cupcake has a cute topper that has to do with her mom’s blog and hobbies: measuring tape, sewing machine, bobbins, threads, scissors and more!
What a cute little tribute in cupcake form for mother’s day!
Make sure to check out Lyndsey’s blog. It’s one of my favorite cupcake blogs in Utah!
Cute little turkey cupcake
i love this cute little turkey cupcake by kitchen dough dough.
it’s really creative in the way it’s decorated…with candy. i am also interested in the delicious flavor of the cupcake: Pumpkin Spice Choc Chip Cupcake Turkey with pumpkin mousse frosting.
Looks like this little turkey cupcake will be a hit with the kids and the parent’s this thanksgiving!
Lost Party Cupcakes
Lyndsey of Kitchen Doughdough is so unpredictable! In a fabulous cupcake-making way. I never know what she will come up with next. And I’m always in awe at how often she comes up with great new creations. Check out her Lost (the TV show) cupcakes. Get more info on her blog, here.
Pancake Cupcakes on Good Things Utah Today
One of my very very favorite Utah Cupcake Enthusiasts was on Good Things Utah today! I’m freaking out because there is no video up on the GTU site as of this moment. I’m hoping they’ll post one soon. (I forgot to set my DVR..boo!) In the meantime check out the recipe below…and visit the GTU site and Lyndsey’s blog, Kitchen Doughdough.
Pancake Cupcakes
(adapted from America’s Test Kitchen Pancake recipe)
Ingredients:
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 large egg
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 2 cups buttermilk
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Prepare cupcake pan by spraying with non-stick cooking spray.
Whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg, melted butter, and then the buttermilk.
Push the dry ingredients to the side of the bowl, leaving a hole in the middle. Pour the buttermilk mixture into the center and whisk slowly until buttermilk mixture is just mixed in. Don’t overmix; there should be a few small flour streaks in the batter.
Your batter is done…now just put about 1/3 cup in each cup of your pan. Put the pan in the oven and bake 10-20 minutes on 400 degrees. You’ll be able to tell they are done when a toothpick comes out with a few small crumbs attached, just like cupcakes!
If you can’t get enough maple syrup, then poke holes with a wooden skewer right when the cupcakes come out of the oven. Drizzle the syrup in the holes to complete the pancake cupcake!
Maple Syrup Whipped Buttercream Frosting
- 1/2 cup heavy whipped cream
- 1 cup softened butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 4 cups powdered sugar
- About 2 T maple syrup
Whip the cream until soft peaks form. Beat the butter until smooth in a separate bowl. Add the whipped cream and vanilla to the butter. Slowly beat in the powdered sugar. Add maple syrup to taste!
WIN a Huge Giveaway & Make a Dream Come True for Kitchen Doughdough
Lyndsey over at Kitchen Doughdough is offering a huge giveaway to her readers and anyone who wants to win glorious cupcake items such as CakeSpy Art, a Hello Cupcake book, cupcake aprons, cupcake plates, cupcake table cloths, books and more! All you have to do is a few things to help her get onto The Ellen Show. You best head over to her post here!
I am uber impressed at the Ellen cupcake scene she created! I love the fondant shoes and blue sanding sugar the most!
Dr. Seuss Cupcakes
Thing 1 and Thing 2
I’m loving the blue cotton candy hair! Learn more about these red velvet cupcakes turned seuss-ish on Kitchen doughdough!
Cupcakebabs!
the latest trend in cupcakes: the cupcake kebob!
learn how to make on for this fourth of july weekend on Kitchen doughdough
A Cupcake “Takes the Cake!”
I love this combo of cupcake and cake! See the rest of this Sesame Street-themed bday party by Lyndsey of Kitchen doughdough.
I’ll also use this as a plug for my favorite cupcake blog: Cupcakes Take the Cake, since they coined the term! (you should already know about it by now…cause it is zee best!
French Fry Cupcakes
Learn how to make these french fry cupcakes on Kitchen doughdough! Lyndsey posted a fabulous how-to and picture guide!
Cupcake Par-tea
Alright..alright. I am super jealous that I was not present at this amazing cupcake par-tea put on by Lyndsey of Kitchen DoughDough and Kara of Kara’s Cupcakes/Kara’s Party Ideas!
Seriously, this Cupcake Par-tea was so amazing I don’t even know where to start! I know I won’t be posting all the adorable pictures…and on purpose…so you head on over to their blogs! For real!

The Cupcake Loving Par-tea Hostesses! and now some amazing cupcake-goodness. get ready!

April’s Iron Cupcake Earth Entries – Vote now!
Yay, we have two Utah Cupcake Lovers entering April’s Iron Cupcake Earth Challenge. This month’s ingredient was soda pop and I think they both did a great job. Check out their entries and vote!

























