crazy piñata cake. Evenly distribute cake batter between cake pans and place pans into the oven. My dreams have just come true. There is not much I like more than pinatas for birthday parties.
They're like surprise inside cupcakes that make a mess when you bite into them, but it's so worth it. The beauty of this cupcake recipe is that it's more of a method. See great recipes for crazy piñata cake, Best Vanilla Piñata Cupcakes too! You can have crazy piñata cake using 18 ingredients and 19 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of crazy piñata cake
- You need of cake batter for 10 cakes.
- It’s of flour.
- It’s of baking powder.
- Prepare of baking soda.
- Prepare of salt.
- Prepare of eggs.
- You need of sugar.
- It’s of oil.
- Prepare of buttermilk.
- You need of lemon juice.
- You need of flavoring of your choice.
- It’s of food color.
- It’s of filling.
- It’s of mixed candy.
- Prepare of topping.
- It’s of rhum.
- It’s of candy melts.
- Prepare of Buttercream frosting.
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crazy piñata cake step by step
- first, decide on how many layers to your cake and which flavor, which color, and so on.
- I decided to make 6 layers with two colors and two flavors: green pandan extract and orange blossom water. Fancy!.
- you need to prepare and bake one cake at a time. You will probably get weary after a few hours but think of the greater goal!.
- now measure the ingredients for one cake (hint: divide the recipe by 10).
- First beat the eggs until fluffy and do not skip this step as it is critical to the consistence of the final cake.
- Now beat in the sugar until light and fluffy.
- Add oil and butter milk and flavor and Colour to the wet ingredients.
- Now sift together the dry ingredients separately.
- Mix wet and dry ingredients very well and bake for 15 to 20 minutes in a medium hot oven. 180°C.
- repeat all these steps for each and every layer! (by the way, this batter is great for muffins too).
- Let all your cakes cool down and select 2, that are nice and even, for the bottom and the top.
- If your cakes are bumpy just cut the top. Cut a round hole in the cakes that are not the top or the bottom. Be careful to work regularly and precisely.
- Now comes the fun part. Set the cakes together with buttercream and fill the hole in the middle with candy up to the top.
- Cover with lid, trim the sides and crumb coat the cake with buttercream.
- Now chill for a few hours or overnight.
- Next, make the cake pops. Use the trimmings from the cakes and mix with rum to make a dough.
- Forum regular walnut size balls.
- Chill for a few hours or overnight and dip in candy melts.
- You're nearly done! Cover the cake generously with the frosting of your choice. I choose vanilla buttercream frosting with added mascarpone. Place the cake pops on top of the cake in the soft frosting and chill for a few more hours..
This rainbow pinata cake is extra special because today is my Birthday!. In the mean time, I'm keen to celebrate this one with a whack bang and hope the celebrations spill over the next few weeks (get it…spill over like the filling in a piñata – oh yes I'm witty on. Pinata cakes (aka surprise cakes) are "the" birthday party dessert now. The layer cakes are filled with candy, so when you cut into them — surprise! — M&Ms or Skittles or sprinkles. There is a long rich history behind the origin of the Mexican piñata and some people even think the piñata origin is in China!
