Red Velvet Cupcakes
Recipe courtesy Terri Wahl
Show: Throwdown With Bobby Flay
Episode: Cupcakes
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By paligal101
on July 02, 2011
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When I had put the cupcakes in the oven they started bubbling and slipping off the pan! It made more then 20 cupcakes, we had 16 and a whole cake ! This is a horrible recipe!!! IT WAS SPECIE when I had made it!!!!!! So, we fed it to the birds who even left it!!!!! We saw them put it in their mouth and throw it out!!! Never EVER try this recipe !!!! I WANT MY MONEY BACK (from the ingredients!
By varenas2
on June 22, 2011
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Very easy recipe to make. The cake is very moist and the icing soft and creamy. I ended up making more that 16 cupcakes (24 but everything else was perfect.
By mattyhayes
on June 20, 2011
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The people blasting this recipe are out of their minds.. Come back to planet earth people..
By SammiPie23
on June 16, 2011
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this is a horrible recipe. i did everything the recipe told me to and they ended up being cooked for wayy too long, it ended up making way more than 20 cupcakes and there were pounds of frosting left that was just wasted and thrown away. plus i prefer recipes that do measurements in cups not pounds or ounces.
By lilgiasmom
brooklyn, NY
on June 12, 2011
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I can't believe how many bad reviews there are! This is my number one requested cake. It is moist and delicious. I sell more RV than anything else! I will be making a 3 tier engagement cake in 2weeks using this recipe. I have a dozen cupcakes sitting in my fridge right now for delivery tomorrow and I sold 4 dozen mini's today! I have NEVER had a bad review. I've been told that "my" red velvet is better than Cake Man Raven! All I did was follow the recipe!
I always weight out my ingredients which can make a world of difference. Baking is science, being just a little off with one ingredient can make or break it. I've made this as a cake, cupcakes, mini cakes, you name it! Another key is to mix the sugar, oil & buttercream for a while so that the sugar really dissolves. Eggs should always be at room temperature when baking. I make my own buttermilk using organic whole milk and vinegar. Buttermilk sold in stores is usually fat free which can also make a difference.
By chrisslick
on June 02, 2011
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This is the worst cup cake recipe I have used. Way too much oil. The moment I poured all the oil, I realized something is not right. Sure enough the cup cake come out horribly OILY. I wasted my time doing this and ended up throwing away the cupcakes. I should have read the reviews before I started. I am sorry but Food Network should pull this recipe out or get it fixed. I followed the recipe because I trusted Food Network. Bad. Very Bad!!!
By camaydobon_12066530
Moraga, 43
on May 30, 2011
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Not having made red velvet cupcakes before, I thought this recipe was excellent. Granted, you need a food scale but every kitchen should have one. They are quite inexpensive at $10-$15. I recommend getting one with "on/off" and "tare" features for battery saving and accuracy. THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS such as adding a few drops of blue food coloring to enhance/deepen the red, increase cocoa powder to 2 Tablespoons, and halve the icing recipe. Using a standard ice cream scoop, I made 18 consistent sized cupcakes.
By lsamford
Tulsa, OK
on May 25, 2011
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The cream cheese frosting is so good but the cake is a little oily
By Love2Cook2007
Oxnard,
on May 15, 2011
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This is a wonderful recipe however you do need to follow it exactly. Using a scale is very important, I dont bake much but I do realize that when I bake I must follow the recipe. When Icook I do my own thing. Enjoy everyone these cupcakes are GREAT!!!!
By hazyshd
on May 15, 2011
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To everyone that is having problems: are you measuring your ingredients or are you weighing them? When it calls for 15 1/2 ounces of flour that doesn't mean get you measuring cup out and hit that 15 1/2 mark. You need to use scales.
When you are using a measuring cup, you are measuring volume, or how much space it takes up. When you use a scale you are measuring how much it weighs.
Think about it, 15 1/2 ounces of flour weighs the same no matter how much I shake, stamp, or tap it. But measure it in cups, then shake it, and there is more room. Tap it on your counter and there is even more room. Add more flour to fill it back up to the mark. Is that the same amount as before?