Has anyone make poundcake cuppies??? if so, how long do you bake them... I am good at poundcake in a tube, or in regular cake pans, but i wanna make them in cuppies for my son's b-day... so any tips or ideas would be great!
That all being said... does anyone use a bowl of water in the oven? I find it helps, but with cuppies? IDK. thoughts pls!
so either i am crazy and no one has ever tried this or no one can help... either way it doesnt look good.
I make pound cake cupcakes with no problems at all. My personal feeling is that you can make cupcakes out of any cake recipe.
As for baking time, I would try 15 minutes and check, then another 15 minutes, and so on until the cupcakes are set and a toothpick has a few crumbs on it. They don't have to brown all over the top.
Hope that helps!
Pam
TY SOOO much Pam~! I was starting to think maybe i should try it... but maybe i will.
I make pound cake cupcakes with no problems at all. My personal feeling is that you can make cupcakes out of any cake recipe.
Pam
I agree with Pam. Just like any cupcakes, make sure they are served within 24 hours of being baked and they will be fine.
I put my grandmother's pound cake in those mini bundt pans (12 to a pan) and they turned out perfect. A little bit of browning was good for flavor and presentation. These pans are great for cake recipes (to cupcakes) with glaze or no topping because they are pretty on their own.
the pan of water in the oven? is that for moisture? i have a convection oven that i havent been using because my cuppies have been coming out soooo dry lately. of course i also turned the heater on so its really dry in the house right now too. does that affect it too? my mom says the last ones were so dry no one could eat them. thats the kiss of death to a cupcake maker!!! so would the water help??
My convection makes them more moist. Are you overcooking them? Put test cupcakes in one at a time and try a few minutes less. Also, check your oven temp. My "perfect" home convection oven decided to go up 20 degrees on the day before Thanksgiving. My blondies were crumbly and dry. Luckily these were for family and they ate them all.
well now see its funny u say that, i started making cupcakes in august, they were perfect! then in october i noticed they were taking longer to get done, now they are getting done too fast. its crazy. so i get a thermometer, and check the oven temp. what should i do to adjust it with baking time?turn it down, cook for shorter? i have not been using it because of this!
Just watch the thermometer and bake as usual. I got in the habit of using the thermometer and I haven't called the repairman yet. If it is a newer convection, you can look in the manual and adjust the temp on the digital readout. But like you, I have odd readings, not just 20 degrees off at every temp. I probably need a new motherboard... $250.00 plus the housecall and installation.
I am sitting here eating a marbled pound cake cuppie as I type one handed. These baked for 35 mins in a cold oven--a non-pre-heated oven. Made 'em yesterday and they will be fine for days. mmm
Yes exactly, nice crust. I read that they did it during one of our war times to be prudent with the utilities. It's a classic--it's amazing. There are many variations--some have cream cheese--never a problem huh!
Google cold oven pound cake--tons of recipes.
I got my recipe from a dear friend.
YUMMY POUND CAKE
from jchanlette
3 cups sugar
2 sticks (1/2 lb) butter, softened
6 eggs, room temperature
3 cups cake flour, sifted (I use all purpose flour)
1 cup heavy cream
2 teaspoon vanilla extract (I use more)
* Butter and flour a bundt or tube pan.
* Cream sugar and butter thoroughly making a smooth fluffy misture
* Add eggs one at a time, beat well after each addition maintaining smooth fluffiness
* Alternately, mix in flour and cream, combine well
* Add vanilla extract
* Beat for two minutes
* Pour into prepared pan
* Set in COLD oven and turn heat to 350F
* Bake till done, about 70 mins, depending on your oven
* Cool 20 minutes
* Remove from pan and cool
* But remove quicker if you want to retain crusty crust.
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