Maple French Toast and Bacon Cupcakes

Recipe Courtesy Kara Scow for Food Network Magazine

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  • on April 14, 2012

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    these taste great and are so convenient for breakast on the go. This receipe is a keeper.

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  • on April 07, 2012

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    5 Star...if you add 1 cup hot water right at the end of mixing your batter. Learned this trick with one of my family favorite cupcake recipes from Southern Living. I read the reviews about the heaviness of the batter/cake and decided last minute to add the 1 cup of hot water at the end. It worked. Very moist cake and not heavy. I also only cooked the batter for about 24 minutes as did many of the reviewers.

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  • on November 21, 2011

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    I do think that 40 minutes is a bit much for these. I kept an eye on them and maybe at 25 they were fine. I used pancake mix instead of cake since I didn't have any. the frosting was great, and the cupcakes were tasty. Easy to make in my opinion just takes some time.

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  • on October 30, 2011

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    they taste great the ones that were not overcooked.. Baking cupcakes for 40 minutes and they were over done redid an third batch baked for only 20 minutes and they were perfect.

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  • on October 29, 2011

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    I followed the recipe accordingly. I would have to agree with another who said that the cupcakes were more like muffins. They were thick and very dense. I needed a glass of milk along with them. I feel the cream cheese is a little overpowering in the frosting and not very fluffy.

    I would try something similar to this recipe if I can make them more cupcake like with a different frosting. Luckily I did a pre-bake last night to see how they would come out before I made them for my work tomorrow.

    But it's good, but not great. Just too thick

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  • on April 24, 2011

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    First off the batter turned out like cookie dough. Not good. Had to pick up the batter with my hands to put it into the cups because the batter couldn't be "poured." They did not rise, leaving them looking like cookies in a muffin cup. This isn't even a muffin, let alone a cupcake.My family said it was more like a scone than a cookie, which they really thought it was supposed to be a cookie. Frosting turned out soupy like the other people commented. After fighting with this recipe to turn out right, the flavor was less than stellar. Not a recipe I will use again.

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  • on March 18, 2011

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    My husband had been begging for a bacon cupcake, so when I stumbled across this recipe, I had to do it. I have to say I love baking cupcakes, but this recipe is definitely not a keeper. Don’t get me wrong, they taste good, but the name is misleading. They should be call muffins, not a cupcake. I should have read the recipe as a whole… the reason why I say this is because once I notice it calls for 40 minutes in the oven, I knew something was wrong. Summarizing, if you want bacon cupcakes, do not use this recipe.

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  • on April 19, 2010

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    i had been wanting to make these cupcakes for the longest time && was super excited when i finally got down to business. however, i was disappointed they were so dense...more of a muffin texture than a cupcake, && that the frosting came out so thin...&& there was soo much extra. but, overall, the flavor was quite good. i'll probably never make them again, but i don't regret trying out the recipe. it was fun to have such creative flavors in my kitchen.

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  • on February 23, 2010

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    I made these cupcakes for a company function and received rave reviews! The cake flour makes the cupcakes dense and the texture works well with the bacon and frosting, making it feel more like breakfast than a dessert. The salty-sweet goodness is wonderfully balanced. More bacon in the batter would definitly have improved the recipe. I did end up with quite a bit of extra frosting as well. I only had to bake for 25-30 minutes.

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  • on October 11, 2009

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    The thoughts of the friends and family that ate these was it was weird, but good. They were less than enthusiastic even trying them and were surprised they weren't bad. Although it wasn't the reaction I was hoping for after spending two hours in the kitchen making them. Good is not great. Next time I'm doing a breakfast or brunch they wont be on the menu.

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