A Chocolate cup filled with Caramel and topped with Marshmallow! When it comes to sweets, there are not a lot more I would ask for, and here we have it all in one.
I have always been wary of working with chocolate - especially the kind you need to mold... but let me tell you, a little patience is all that's needed, really.
To make the Chocolate Cups, I used my silicone cupcake/muffin molds. Once you are satisfied with the thickness of the chocolate, and it has set completely, loosen the edges of the silicone and peel off - easy as that!
THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL NEED :
Chocolate, melted
Caramel Condensed Milk {or any filling if Caramel is unavailable}
Gelatin, plain * see recipe below
Cold water * see recipe below
Hot Water * see recipe below
Caster sugar * see recipe below
Caramel Essence {or Vanilla} * see recipe below
Sprinkles, Edible Glitter, Tiny Icing Flowers
Silicone molds or Chocolate molds {Cupcake "bottom" shape}
Piping Bag, Nozzle etc
1.) First start with the Chocolate Cups - place a small amount of melted chocolate in the bottom of your mold - use the back of a spoon to paint the chocolate up the walls of the molds {thin is okay - even if it is not covered all over}
2.) Place in the freezer compartment for 1 - 2 minutes until hard - repeat the process by adding more melted chocolate to the bottom and up the walls - chill again for 1 - 2 minutes ---Repeat this twice more, you should now have a fairly thick wall of chocolate.
3.) After the last coat, keep in the freezer compartment at least 3 - 4 minutes to really set
4.) Add a generous amount of Caramel {I used a heaped teaspoonful for each cup} - gently spread all over the bottom and a little up the sides of the cup.
5.) Loosen the silicone from the chocolate and peel away.
6.) * to make the Marshmallow Frosting: {enough to decorate 6 cups}
1 TB Powdered Gelatin, Plain
1/4 cup Cold Water
1/4 cup Boiling Water
1/2 t Caramel or Vanilla Essence
1 cup Caster Sugar
- Place the Cold Water in a medium sized bowl - sprinkle the Gelatin over, wait until spongy - microwave at HIGH for 20 seconds until clear and dissolved - add the Boiling Water and the Essence, stir - gradually add the Caster Sugar whilst beating on High with an electric hand mixer or food processor - keep beating until you have a thick meringue like consistency {around 5 - 8 minutes} - the Marshmallow is ready when it forms peaks and are really sticky - transfer to a piping bag - pipe onto and into the chocolate cup and decorate as you wish.
Heart Sprinkles and Silver Edible Glitter
An Icing Flower and Pink Edible Glitter
An Icing Flower and Pink Sugar Crystals
Pink Heart Sprinkles and Pink Edible Glitter
Enjoy !
Bye-bye now,
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Omgosh Linda! How cute ... and tasty I bet :) What a great little treat for a loved one!
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ReplyDeleteI'm getting fat looking at this and it's totally worth it! Oh yum I have to try these. I think I have some of those silicone cups too, they came free with a magazine and I didn't know if I'd use them
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DeleteOh how yummy!! This is pure torture...LOL
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You have wonderful stuff over here. Thanks for linking to my party again this week! Have a good week. Linda
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Yummy...
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Thank you so much for linking up to my party at memoriesbythemile.com
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes look so yummy, but the chocolate liners, how clever and perfect.
Wanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile
Hi, I wanted to tell you that I featured your wonderful dessert!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really good. And super easy to make as well.
ReplyDeleteThe one with the hearts wins. Cutest! Thank you for sharing these at http://www.finecraftguild.com
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ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty and look so good. Thanks so much for sharing at Wednesday's Adorned From Above Blog Hop.
Debi and Charly @ Adorned From Above
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Nichi @ The Mandatory Mooch
Hope you have a great weekend and thanks for sharing your tasty recipe with Full Plate Thursday.
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Miz Helen
Wow, these look good! My kids would love the edible glitter. Pinning now!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Chocolate bowls stuffed with caramel and marshmallow frosting - YUM!
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Hello!
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Kathie
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Your directions for chocolate cupcake cups is great, and the caramel and marshmallow inside? oh my! perfect!
ReplyDeleteI found you from the Strut Your Stuff link up. Your cupcakes look delicious and perfect for Valentine’s. I just started a new Saturday Spotlight Linky Party on my blog this week, and would love to have you stop by and share! http://angelshomestead.com/saturday-spotlight-1/
ReplyDeleteLinda these are super beautiful cupcakes
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have one or two as they also seem decadent and delicious!!
I am coming over there right now to get out of the cold and eat this! YUM!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely and delicious!
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Kathie
Linda,
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes are so pretty and all edible, delicious. I featured them on memoriesbythemile.com
See you at tomorrow's link party, can't wait to see what you share.
Wanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile
Your cupcakes are so pretty, almost too pretty to eat. andi
ReplyDeleteYUM!
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Thanks for sharing on Tutorial Thursdays.
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Natalie
www.marigoldsloft.blogspot.com
Oh my goodness, I'm drooling over these! Pinned and loved. Thanks for sharing at MightyCrafty Mondays...
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This looks really good. Would love for you to link it up to the blog hop I just started.
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Linda, those are just too pretty to eat! But I would eat them!!! yummy as usual!!
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