So I decided to try a chocolate-cream cheese recipe I found online. It calls for removing two cups of the first half of the batter (butter, cream cheese, chocolate, vanilla extract and confectioners sugar) and put it aside for icing. Well, I decided that I wanted to use a different icing and left the two cups in the bowl and to accomidate the extra mixture, I figured I could just add a pinch more of the dry ingretients (flour, baking powder and soda and salt). After completely mixed the batter was very airy - sort of like cold chocolate Cool Whip (except it tastes like brownies). And instead of making it into a cake, I decided I wanted cupcakes instead.
While baking they blew up like muffins and then near the end of the 16-20 minute bake time they sunk horribly. I've been surfing the web for over an hour now looking for what possibly could've gone wrong and the only problem I could find that would cause both issues is over leavening.
I have enough batter left over to make about another 24 cupcakes and I'd hate to throw it out. So does anybody here know a way that I could possibly fix the batter to make better cupcakes (or cake)?
While baking they blew up like muffins and then near the end of the 16-20 minute bake time they sunk horribly. I've been surfing the web for over an hour now looking for what possibly could've gone wrong and the only problem I could find that would cause both issues is over leavening.
I have enough batter left over to make about another 24 cupcakes and I'd hate to throw it out. So does anybody here know a way that I could possibly fix the batter to make better cupcakes (or cake)?








