24 vanilla cupcakes baked in green paper liners
2 (16-ounce) cans vanilla frosting, divided
Green, yellow, orange and black food coloring
14-16 regular chocolate cream-filled sandwich cookies (Oreos)
25-30 mini chocolate cream-filled sandwich cookies (Mini Oreos)
1/2 cup table sugar
15-20 candy spearmint leaves or 2 rolls green fruit leather
2 tablespoons dark-chocolate frosting
6-10 red candy-coated chocolates (M&M's)
2 (16-ounce) cans vanilla frosting, divided
Green, yellow, orange and black food coloring
14-16 regular chocolate cream-filled sandwich cookies (Oreos)
25-30 mini chocolate cream-filled sandwich cookies (Mini Oreos)
1/2 cup table sugar
15-20 candy spearmint leaves or 2 rolls green fruit leather
2 tablespoons dark-chocolate frosting
6-10 red candy-coated chocolates (M&M's)
1. Tint 1 1/2 cups of the vanilla frosting green with the food coloring. Spread an even layer of the green frosting on top of the cupcakes and smooth. Arrange the chocolate sandwich cookies, regular and mini, randomly over the cupcakes, pressing them into the frosting to secure.
2. Tint the remaining vanilla frosting bright yellow with the food coloring. Remove { cup of the yellow frosting and tint it orange with the food coloring. Spoon 1/4 cup of the orange frosting into one side of a zippered bag and spoon half of the yellow frosting into the other side of the bag. Press out the excess air and seal the bag. Repeat the process with another bag and the remaining orange and yellow frosting.
3. Reinforce the corner of each bag with 6 overlapping layers of transparent tape. Pinch the taped corners flat and cut a small V-shape in the corner to make a leaf tip. Pipe yellow-orange frosting around the edge of each cookie to make petals. Pipe another circle of petals just inside the first, slightly overlapping.
4. Sprinkle the work surface with the sugar. Roll out the spearmint leaves or fruit leathers, one at a time, to 1/8-inch thick. Using clean scissors, cut the candies or fruit leathers into 1 1/2-inch-long leaf shapes. Press the leaves into the cupcakes just under the petals.
5. Tint the chocolate frosting black with the food coloring and spoon it into a sandwich-size zippered bag. Press out the excess air and seal the bag. Snip a 1/16-inch corner from the bag.
For each cupcake, pipe a dot of black frosting on one of the cookies and attach the red chocolate candy to make a ladybug. Pipe a line of black frosting down the center of each ladybug and add a dot for the head and a few dots on the back.
6. Arrange the cupcakes close together in a basket lined with green tissue paper, if you like, in small cups or on a platter.
Thanks for reading today!
55 comments:
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So cute! My wife would love these as a surprise!
Yea, my birthday is on the 22nd you should make me a cupcake! lol
Very cool. This reminds me of the "flower pot sundae" where you use crushed Oreos for the dirt. Great blog - in design & content!
this is SWEET! haha PUN
those are sweet looking. i want to make some.
So much work into such a litte thing
Cute. My baby niece would love this.
sunflower. dont know if want
Looks incredible!
if you'll excuse me now im going to go make some cupcakes
This looks and sounds good, but I was hoping for a sunflower flavored cupcake.
looks good!
very interesting post man thnx
nice flower
beautiful and they look delicious =D
nice post you got there.
those look delicious
If I could bake I'd make these.
thats one cute cupcake
Wow, that looks too pretty to eat.
awesome - very creative!
wow those look amazing!
Oh that is just adorable!
Great post! Following you.
too cute to eat!
They do look awesome.
delicious!
awesome cupcakes!
This look almost too good to eat. :)
Wow those are really cute. :D
want one NAOOOO
oh my, i want that! very awesome. keep up the work!
i'll take one.
Wow that takes a lot of work!
...and a pair of steady hands ;D
this sounds awesome. i gotta try it
nice work again
gief
when i first saw the picture i thought it was a real flower..
so tasty!
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aww there verry cute
Sounds delicious.
Purdy as hell.. more like this? =D
wow this loks so tasty
nice ill ask my mom to make me some lol
mmm mmm good
who would want to eat this!
These looks great...so pretty!
those are too pretty to eat!
Oh my gosh, thats amazing! My mom could never make anything that good :(
It looks to good to eat for real!
I like this :)
These are adorable :)
wow. very cute treat.
I couldn't eat that! It looks so real!!
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