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Today's lesson: cupcakes in a nice, roomy cake carrier (plastic plate with large Tupperware lid) bungied to the bike rack will do somersaults when you hit pot holes. I assume it was the pot holes. I wasn't watching the cupcakes, I was watching the terrible condition of the road.
On the other hand, they still taste good, look acceptable after some quick re-icing, and the morning's (one mile) ride lessens any guilt at eating one.
--SJ
Were you taking the cupcakes to a particular destination, or just out for some fresh air? Perhaps little cupcake helmets would minimize the frosting damage :p
Thank you for the morning smile.
Can you believe there is a cupcake cafe in Los Angeles? All they serve is cupcakes and coffee... yum.
HAHAHHAHA! Now that is funny! :D I can just picture them doing little cupcake cartwheels... ;)
They needed a journey to the greatest of all scavengers: the office kitchenette. I'm sure you see the problems with a dozen cupcakes sitting on my own kitchen counter, day after day. And I needed to bike today because it had rained Monday and Tuesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lifesgreat
--SJ
LOLOLOL ROFLMAO Yeah right, cupcakes sitting on my counter day after day HAHAHAHAH HOHOHOHO try hour after....well never mind!
I picture them in little cupcake cages all over the bike. With little cupcake helmets. :D Crud. Now I want a cupcake.
What flavor cupcakes were they???? I prefer plain vanilla myself, but I bet there's quite a few chocolate lovers here!!
annie
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Originally Posted by Lifesgreat
Cupcakes with little helmets! ROTFLMAO!!!!! I love it!
They were chocolate, using the Betty Crocker Black Midnight Cake recipe, substituting 3/4 c butter for the 3/4 c shortening and reducing the water to 1 c. Baked ~ 15 minutes. Also, rather than dumping and mixing, used the traditional creaming method (cream butter and sugar, add eggs, sift dry ingredients together and add alternating with remaining wet ingredients). The icing was the Wilton buttercream used in the decorating classes, substituting butter for half the shortening, and reducing the water by 1 or 2 Tbs.Quote:
Originally Posted by annie
I think I can ice some helmets onto those cup cakes ... what a great idea for our next bike and barbecue (bike Fairmount Park, then grilling back home)!
I'm thinking little cupcake helmets and teaching them to ride clipless so they don't bounce around so much! ;)
LOL - thats so funny. Reminds me of the Jelly Bean shower I gave myself going over a bump at the wrong time. Those little beans sure can bounce high.:D
ROFLMAO!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lifesgreat
Now I also want a cupcake. :rolleyes: