When my son tuned seven I set up a sundae bar in the
dining room for his birthday party. Had I thought of cupcake decorating, I
would have done that instead (ice cream + hot August weather + 20 7-year-old
boys = a melty mess). So, if you’ve got a party to plan, are looking for a fun
(but, not so-healthy) playdate idea or just want to treat your child to something
extra-extra-special, start with one of these cookie bottom cupcakes. Let your
child add an artistic touch with fun frosting colors and a rainbow of sprinkles
or candy decors!
To make the cupcakes:
It’s so, so, so simple. I’m not the world’s best baker
(by far), and even I had no problem making these. If you have a favorite
from-scratch recipe, go for it. I used a boxed white cake mix.
After you mix the cake batter, place an Oreo at the
bottom of each cupcake liner. Pour the batter on top and bake. That’s it! It is
that simple. We used birthday cake Oreos, but you can use the plain ones or get
creative with special edition versions.
After the cupcakes have cooled:
Set them out on a table. Cover the table with an
easily-washable cloth. This makes it easy to clean up any spills or stray
frosting.
Give your party guests a choice of frosting and
toppings. Let the kiddos come up with their own colorful creations or give them
a theme, such as:
Rainbow – Try mixing the primary colors of frosting
(red, blue and yellow) into new hues.
(red, blue and yellow) into new hues.
S’mores – Who doesn’t love a s’more? And when you add
marshmallows and chocolate, it makes the cupcakes all the better.
And, that’s it! Now your child’s party guests (or the
grown-ups who you’ve invited) have creatively designed Oreo bottom cupcakes.
Are you looking for more cupcakes? Follow my Pinterest
board for ideas!
Follow Mini Monets and Mommies's board Cupcakes! Yum! on Pinterest.
These look tasty! Thanks for sharing with Tasty Tuesdays!
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