Wilton Giant Cupcake Pan Makes Parties Tastier
By Rachel - A Southern Fairytale | Leave A Comment
By Rachel - A Southern Fairytale | Leave A Comment
It’s Summer which means that birthday parties, block parties, 4th of July BBQ’s and family get togethers are probably penciled in to just about every available space on your calendar.
Take your dessert to the next level by bringing a Giant Cupcake! The Wilton Giant Cupcake Pan
Makes a beautiful 3D cake that is as tantalizingly delicious to look at as it is to eat! Get your Wilton Giant Cupcake Pan
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(yes I read you here, too, I promise I am not a stalker though.) I have one of these pans, and I can never get the icing to look right. (case in point – my son’s b-day cake last summer: http://mgoetts.blogspot.com/2008/07/giant-cupcake.html) I want the icing to show the indentions in the mold, but I don’t know how to do it (so I just swirled the icing on, as you can see). any ideas? yours looks great! maybe sprinkles are the trick to making it look like a cupcake instead of a blob with a point on the top.
ps – you can get these at target, and williams-sonoma has a version with deeper indentions for the frosting mold, but it’s also more expensive.
I would try something like Wilton’s 8B tip (http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?id=3E30DE4E-475A-BAC0-5286A221EFC16EC2&fid=3E3324E3-475A-BAC0-5EDAC5CF9EC14BE9) to replicate the decorated cupcake look in XXL. Maybe try following the mold then going back and piping inbetween to fill in the gaps.
Alternately, slather icing on from the side of spiral as you work your way around the cake from bottom to top.
This has to be on of my favorite pans to use. In case you want a different look check out my directions for creating a chocolate liner: http://ohsugarcakes.blogspot.com/2009/03/candy-liner-for-giant-cupcake.html