Ladybugs
March 16th, 2012
Ladybug Cupcakes – red velvet cupcakes decorated as whimsical ladybugs, with cream cheese frosting tinted red and dark chocolate ganache. Price available upon request.
bugs galore
I just succumbed to the latest cupcake trend that is red velvet. I found a recipe that I liked, baked it and got positive feedback from those who tasted the cupcakes.
After I posted the photo of my Red Velvet cupcakes in my Facebook page, one of my classmates in elementary contacted me. My batch was having a post-Christmas party and the themes were red and black and ladybugs. M._ asked if I can decorate my red velvet cupcakes as ladybugs. Sure, I said, no problem. I was happy to oblige.
I tinted the cream cheese red. The “black” head was dark chocolate ganache. The spots, as well as the eyes were chocolate chips. The smiley mouth was also made of chocolate. I thought about putting antennae but M._ and I agreed that the ladybugs were fine sans the appendages.
The cupcakes were to be giveaways and the most cost effective packaging available were the dome-shaped plastic packaging. Lined up atop a table, the ladybug cupcakes looked like an army of little aliens wearing space helmets, waiting to be sucked inside their mother ship!
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to stay and join in the festivities. Word was that everyone enjoyed their dessert. Some of my classmates told me even their children enjoyed the whimsical treats. Thanks M._ for lobbying for my cupcakes!
Entry Filed under: All About Cupcakes,Baby Shower,Children's Cupcakes,Chocolate,Christening,Whimsical


2 Comments Add your own
1. Patti | April 12th, 2012 at 9:22 pm
May I ask where you found the dome cupcake holders? I have a baby shower coming up for my niece and would love to have something like this for favors.
Thanks
2. Roselyn | April 14th, 2012 at 12:28 am
patty: Thanks for visiting. I got the dome-shaped plastic packaging from a bakery supply store in Paranaque. These are also available in Cook’s Exchange in Glorietta, Rockwell and Megamall.
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