Easter Cupcakes – Stay at Home Mum

Summary

Servings
12

Time Needed

30 mins Prep

15 mins Cook

Ingredients
10

Difficulty
Easy

Ingredients

  • 1
    Butter Cake Mix
    supermarket brand or homemade
  • 1
    Butter (125 Grams)
  • 1.5 cups
    Icing Sugar
  • 2 tbsp
    Milk
  • Decorations
  • 1
    Coconut
  • 1
    Green And Yellow Food Colouring
  • 1
    Liquorice Strips
  • 1
    Small Sugar Shell Easter Eggs
  • 1
    Skittles And Jelly Babies

Nutrition Information

Qty per
77g serve
Qty per
100g
Energy 440cal 571cal
Protein 2.57g 3.34g
Fat (total) 23g 30g
 – saturated 15.8g 20.5g
Carbohydrate 44g 57g
 – sugars 39g 50g
Dietary Fibre 1.34g 1.74g
Sodium 180mg 233mg

Please Note – Nutritional information is provided as a guide only and may not be accurate.

Bit sick of chocolate and want something special for Easter? Try these easy, rich and cute Easter Cupcakes!

I’ve been doing these cupcakes almost every Easter, but I just try to twist it up a bit using different cupcake recipes. This time I’m using a butter cake mix. It tastes incredible!

This one’s a great activity to do with the kids (if you don’t mind the mess!).

Method

  1. Bake the buttercake according to instructions, but divide into cupcake pans instead of a whole cake.

  2. Allow to cool before icing.

  3. Whip the butter and icing sugar together until creamy, slowly adding the milk until a thick consistency.

  4. Pipe on the tops of cupcakes.

  5. Tint the coconut green with food colouring by adding a small amount of the coconut to a ziplock bag and adding a few drops of colour

  6. Shake until the coconut is tinted to your desired colour.

  7. Sprinkle coconut onto the iced cupcake, leaving a small hole in the middle.

  8. Place a few small Easter eggs in the middle and gently place the liquorice strap across the top as a handle.

  9. Tint the coconut yellow using the same method as above.

  10. A jelly baby (or similar) can be cut to shape for the beak and 2 skittles for the eyes.

  11. Tint coconut green and completely cover the cupcake and the plate underneath.

  12. Using inedible chickens and small sugar shell Easter eggs, create a chicken lay of eggs and chickens.

  13. Great for a table centrepiece.

Recipe Hints and Tips:

  • Easter Cupcakes are suitable for freezing before being iced

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