Mixing cake and icing together never felt or tasted so good.
Vegan buttercream icing |
Red velvet & vegan chocolate cake |
Cake & Icing Mix |
Cake and icing mix... balled, dipped in melted chocolate and sticked -ready to chill |
Stephanie's Sushi soap |
Coda drinking coffee in a Coda cup and saucer |
Betsy's black bean dip |
Stephanie eating her birthday cake pop |
Betsy's mint Oreo cookie balls yum yum yum |
CAKE POPS (adapted by Ellen from multiple recipes)
-Takes longer than you think...
-Make any cake ( I used non-vegan red velvet and vegan chocolate)
-Crumble up cooled cake and mix in vegan icing (see vegan Buttercream recipe in old post)
-Stick it in the fridge
-Make 1.5 inch cake balls
-Put tray and put in fridge
-Heat candy melts in bowl in microwave for ~1-2 mins (I used nonvegan white chocolate and vegan chocolate)
-Split into bowls and add desired coloring (OR NOT, I didn't)
- get those cake balls out of the fridge!
-Get your lollipop sticks ready ( I found the best sticks far are thick paper cookie sticks), and dip them slightly in the melted candy before inserting them half-to-three-quarters way in to each cake ball.
-Dip your newly-sticked cake pops into the candy coating and rotate to ensure even coverage.
-If desired, decorate with lots of cool candy decorations
-Stand the dipped pops into styrofoam to let drip-dry.
I really like the idea of a treat on a stick but at the moment I've no need. I did see a recipe for Apple Pie Pops in the sept. issue of Better Homes and Gardens. MJB.
ReplyDeleteI looked it up and might have to try it. Thanks for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that I missed these. They look pretty good.
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