When I was at babycakes in ny...
I had the most delicious brownie cupcake:
But...before I get onto the cupcakes, I want to say that I ordered my custom calling cards from pixelimpress and I'm absolutely ecstatic over the results. You can see one below up in babycakes {coral zig zags with a lilac text}. I highly recommend them!
ok, back to the cupcakes...
If I lived in NY, I would go just for these...but I don't, and I attempted to make something like it but with a little bit of a twist. Although nothing can compete with their delightful treats.
gluten-free brownie cupcakes:
*1 package of my favorite gluten free brownie mix, Namaste {you can get this brand at most health food stores, including whole foods}
*chocolate chips {ghiradelli's baking chips are a bit bigger and make for a creamier cupcake}
coconut ganache
*left over chocolate chips from brownie mix
*around 1/4 cup coconut milk
* around 1/4 cup coconut oil
Follow the instructions on the package and include 3/4 of your chocolate chips into the mix right before pouring into cupcake liners. Fill cupcake liners about 3/4 of the way. Bake for 40 minutes if you want them soft.
For the ganache, slowly melt chocolate chips adding a touch of coconut milk and coconut oil, stirring constantly. Dip tops of cupcakes into ganache and eat immediately!
Both of those treats look delicious! Yumm!
ReplyDeleteI love pixelimpress! I ordered some calling cards from there too -- chevron to match my blog header of course :)
ReplyDeleteLove the calling cards!
ReplyDeleteI have always been hesitant of gluten free baked goods....will they taste good?! I hear yes and no, maybe I should just make these and try for myself! Thanks for the recipe.
I think gluten-free can be delicious. It's all about finding the right products. Namaste is a great gluten-free brand!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious and such a cute place!!
ReplyDeleteI have made babycakes cupcakes before and although the recipes are different than any other recipe they are delicious!
ReplyDeletemmm, these look delish! I make vegan baked goods all the time and you can RARELY tell. Love the cards too! Miss you ladies...when are we hanging out?
ReplyDeleteYummy! Ganache is so decadent.
ReplyDeleteThat's the cutest store! I want to make these!
ReplyDeleteThe best of both worlds; coconut and chocolate. Can't wait to try this recipe out, too.
ReplyDeletep.s. cute calling cards!
Yum!! My son is allergic to cow's milk so these would be perfect! And, I love coconut oil - so good for you!
ReplyDeleteps: love your zig zag cards!!
you can bake them for me :)
ReplyDeleteyou know where I live....
ReplyDeleteThose cards are adorable! And the cupcakes...well, those are heavenly. And, I have had babycakes on my list for ages. Still haven't gone. Need to change that! :)
ReplyDeleteEEK I want to go there SO bad! Next time I go to NYC it's definitely going on my list!
ReplyDeleteOmigosh! Gluten Free chocolate brownies looks so yummmm!! I want one now!
ReplyDeleteOh yum, oh dear. If I lived there I wold gain...dude, I did live in Brooklyn, right around the corner from Colsons...and I gained 10 pounds, straight up butter on my butt!
ReplyDeleteah, so neat that the calling card is hanging in babycakes! so very glad you liked your cards!
ReplyDeletei try to do gluten-free whenever i can. i'll have to try namaste brands. haven't yet. and that cupcake looks divine! pam
OG! Could use one of those now!
ReplyDeletexo
amanda
oh YUM can't wait to try this! I'd like to come and live in your world - everything's so pretty and cupcakey!
ReplyDeleteSO THAT IS THE REAL ICING ON THE CUPCAKE!
ReplyDeletelOVE that......
great images too, takes me back to the ol bakery shop.
L.
WOW...i hadnt even heard of coconut ganache.....need to make this!:))))))))
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