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November 25, 2014 leave a comment

Thanksgiving Fall Leaf Cupcakes

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Need to whip up a quick desert this Thanksgiving? Need a sweat treat that looks like you are a master baker? How about these fancy Thanksgiving Fall Leaf Chocolate Cupcakes?

Thanksgiving cupcakes

 They are simply chocolate cupcakes with vanilla butter-cream frosting and topped with a candy leaf. Simple and quick  but they look pretty impressive!

You can make the chocolate cupcake using either my chocolate cupcake recipe or a box version such as Betty Crocker’s Devils Food Cake mix  (I’m don’t usually use box mix – but this one is actually really good!). 

chocolate cupcakes

Once the cupcakes have cooled, frost with a simple butter-cream frosting and add the candy leaves. 

To make the leaves I purchased some candy wafers from AC Moore, melted them down and popped them into a chocolate mold (affiliate link). 10 minutes in the freezer and they were set and ready to go on the cupcakes!

candy-leaves

Thanksgiving cupcakes

Not too bad, right? And from start to finish they literally took a total of 40 minutes! 

If you enjoyed this recipe, take a look at my Incredibly Indulgent Chocolate Cupcakes!

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