How to Make a Giant Cupcake

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It's always nice to do something dramatic most especially when you find yourself under a lot of stress. There are no words to describe how much of a task motherhood is, most especially in this day and age where demands skyrocket and office duties require work to be done fast. What's a girl to do, right?

Speaking of stress and work done fast, here's a little something to take the stress away with the help of a little easy and stress-free baking! And because we want things to be quite dramatic, we're taking our silicone baking cups to the cupboards because we're going monster-sized!

Here's the recipe to making your own giant cupcake! Enjoy!

Did you enjoy watching this giant cupcake tutorial? What are your thoughts on this mouthwatering giant goodness of a cupcake? Comment below and let's get cooking!

- Miss Dainty Duties

Tips in Making Your Own Personal Brownies

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Silicone bakeware is a reusable option that serves as an alternative to traditional paper cupcake liners, muffin tins, pans and molds. Safe for use in the oven, dishwasher and freezer, these pliable bakeware come in a variety of shapes and are well-suited for creating stylized brownie cupcakes, bowls and pops. Use silicone cupcake liners in the same way as other muffin tips or cups; there's no need to change your baking time or temperature when making your own personal brownies.

Essential Tips to Consider When Baking Brownies in Silicone Cupcake Liners

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The baking time for brownie cupcakes varies based on the size of the silicone cups, pan or mold in which you are baking them. Typical brownie cupcake cooking time ranges from 20 to 30 minutes, depending on your recipe and the cupcake size. Follow the temperature and cooking time indicated on your recipe, making adjustments only if you are using cupcake molds smaller or larger than the typical cupcake size. Always place your silicone cupcake liners on a baking sheet prior to moving it and placing it in the oven to prevent spills. Begin checking for doneness five minutes before your recipe states to do so. Insert a toothpick into one cupcake's center; when the toothpick comes out clean, the cupcake is done baking. Spray silicone muffin cups or molds with a nonstick cooking spray before adding the brownie batter to prevent sticking.

- Miss Dainty Duties

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