A Baked Creation is the featured blog for the month of February on CityLine! We want to thank Suzanne Gardner for thinking of us and for putting this together! Hop on over to CityLine to read our interview. =)

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Cupcakes in the News!



How cool is this? Thank you to Angela for taking time to interview us. Our lime buttercream on vanilla cupcake photo and recipe was used!

You can find variations of the articles here:
  1. CTV Toronto: Cupcake connoisseurs flock to Leslieville
  2. Welland Tribune: Rising up to meet the cupcake craze
  3. Fort Frances Times: Cupcake lovers finding new ways to make, share, indulge hobby
  4. Bakers Journal: Cupcake lovers finding new ways to share hobby
  5. The Record: Cupcakes the Main Course
  6. The Daily Gleaner: Buttercream is the perfect topping for cupcakes
  7. Prince George Citizen: Buttercream is the perfect topping for delectable cupcakes
  8. kv style: More than a bit loopy for cuppies
Or, you can read the full article here on our feature's page.
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8 comments:

  1. Wow! That's so much fun!

    Congratulations! :D
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  4. Megan - We're thrilled to be on Food Network!!!
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  5. Congratulations on getting some much deserved attention! Great article!

    One question on the topic of cupcakes and forgive me if you have answered this before but I always think of red velvet cupcakes as having a cream cheese frosting. I don't think I have ever had it with buttercream....what do you think?

    Congrats again!

    ;) amy
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  6. Calm In The Kitchen - Thanks, but the article is not just about us! Regarding your question, we've tried the Confetti Cake red velvet recipe and it went well with buttercream. Although you're right, red velvet cake is most commonly paired with cream cheese frosting. To us, it was simply red tinted chocolate cake, but we would love to hear your description of how red velvet tastes like! We're still confused about how a true red velvet tastes like! =)
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  7. Thanks for the thoughts! The first person mentioned in the article used buttercream and I had never even thought to do that.

    I don't know how to describe the red velvet...that is a good one! I use Paula Deen's Recipe which uses white vinegar and buttermilk, I'll have to consult the Confetti Cake recipe and see the differences. I'm getting read to do some for a bake sale at my daughter's school so maybe I'll just do a tasteoff and see!
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  8. Calm In The Kitchen - Hmmm. I think I'll have to try Paula Deen's recipe then! The Confetti Cake one used vinegar and buttermilk too. Have you done a red velvet taste off yet?
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