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Spring is here!

4/8/2015

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Here in Maryland we have finally had some spring time weather! We had a few days in the 60's & 70's and it felt GREAT. These cook-out themed cupcakes will inspire anyone to get out and get active! Perfect for your next outdoor grilling party or picnic, these decorations are fantastic, and don't take very long either! Click here for the instructional video. 
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super awesome rainbow-glitter cupcakes

4/1/2015

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I ran across this on Facebook today and I had to post it! These cupcakes are so cool, a bit time consuming but very very cool. Click here for the step by step instructions. My favorite part of this is the butter cream frosting and the glitter. I'm not sure I have the time to recreate this but I hope one of you can! Be sure to upload any pictures to newsroom@cupcaketimes.com and we will share our favorites. 
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5 Baking hacks you need to know

4/1/2015

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Missing Buttermilk? No problem. All you need is:
1 cup whole or 2% milk
1 tablespoon lemon juice or white vinegar
Combine the milk and lemon juice.
Let stand 5-10 minutes. Let the mixture stand at room temperature for 5-10 minutes. When the buttermilk is finished, the milk will be a bit thicker and you should see small curdled bits, however your buttermilk will not be as thick as store bought buttermilk.
Be sure to use this substitute, including curdled bits, as you would buttermilk in your recipe.
You can half, double or triple this recipe as needed!


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In need of flour? Well here is a recipe to make homemade (gluten free) oat flour. Literally just blend the oats in your food processor until it is the texture of flour. 
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Have you ever noticed that no matter what you put brown sugar in, after a while it seems to get all hard and stick together? Well a simple fix is to put a slice of bread in the container with the sugar. It keeps the sugar from sticking together by keeping it dry.


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In need of a rolling pin to make your famous sugar cookies? This is one tool most people end up forgetting they need until they are wrist deep in cookie dough! However, something as simple as a wine bottle (or any round bottle, glass preferably) will do! Just wash off the outside, dust on a little flour and you are on your way.

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Here is another brown sugar hack you can try as well! You can make your own brown sugar by simply combining white sugar and molasses in a food processor. All you need is two tablespoons of molasses per one cup of sugar. And if you do not have molasses you should really consider grabbing a bottle with your next grocery trip, it’s always great to have on hand!

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