I made these last month for a 'wrap it up' themed potluck. I promised to make the best desert, and I think I made it happen. I made chocolate chip cookie dough wrapped in a cupcake! I borrowed the idea from a non-vegan blog, and made it work. Best of all though, is that with vegan cookie dough there isn't any fear or getting sick from raw cookie dough.
I made just under 3 dozen cupcakes. I used two batches of vanilla cupcake from the infamous Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World, but replaced the granulated sugar for brown sugar. I intentionally underfilled the cups knowing that the cookie dough would take up quite a bit of room.
For the cookie dough, I used soy-free Earth Balance and Ener-G egg replacer in the recipe on the Ghiradelli bag. I only needed one batch of cookie dough, to fill all the cupcakes with small balls and make a dozen mini cookies as toppers. I used the frosting from Annie's Eats original recipe with 1 cup of earth balance and 1/2 cup of shortening.
Even though I froze the cookie dough balls for 2 hours prior to baking them in the cupcakes, they still seemed to cook a little. It's possible that a longer freeze might help, but you could also just fill the cookies after baking to not worry about it.
I highly recommend these! One of my even friends described them as life altering.
These look amazing! I'm excited to see what you post in the future, keep up the good work!
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Your cupcakes look wonderful! It's excellent that you are trying to open peoples eyes up about vegan baking! Keep it up!
ReplyDelete(also I have to ask, what tip do you use for icing your cupcakes?)
Whaaaaa? Yes ma'am those look amazing. I love that these have so many layers of cookie/cookie dough involved. Inside, icing, and one a little cookie stuck to the side? You are awesome! :)
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@chelsey-anne: I believe those were with a 1M tip. I will try to put that information in future posts!
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! I love that you put little cookies on top too. :)
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