Real Strawberry Cupcakes Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 1)
Reviewed: May 16, 2013
Made these for a wedding. I was so pleased with how light they are even without cake flour. Lots of compliments. The next time I made them I received a marriage proposal, but I'm sticking with my husband. Many requests for copies of this recipe. Doubled the recipe and made a 9x13 cake, took 45 minutes to bake, covered it with foil the last 15 minutes to keep from over browning.
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Reviewed: Apr. 25, 2013
Sooo disappointing. Came out wet, know matter how long I cooked them :(
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Reviewed: Apr. 24, 2013
T-E-R-R-I-B-L-E!!!! My hubby had one and I had a half. I made 6 Texas sized cupcakes [cannot be bothered with little cupcakes] and they did bake up beautifully in 30 minutes. They were light and airy using the pudding mix. But after those positive points, it was all downhill. I even followed "naples" suggestion of the strawberry extract, which I had on hand, and omitting the zest. And, why does every cupcake recipe have cream cheese in it??? Wish I would have followed my own common sense and made just a simple buttercream/or vanilla icing. All we could taste was cheese....NO STRAWBERRY flavor whatsoever. What a waste! Actually, I doubt there is a strawberry cake/cupcake out there that actually tastes like strawberry. It's a very delicate flavor, not easily duplicated. Then to slather it in cheese flavor...YUK!
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Reviewed: Apr. 21, 2013
These are fantastic. I didn't have any pudding mix so I skipped this but I added extra strawberries, probably about a cup and they moistened the batter. I didn't use food coloring and they still came out pink. We used a full block of cream cheese to the frosting so it didn't come out as sweet. Just a personal preference.
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Reviewed: Apr. 20, 2013
I agree with another reviewer, these are muffins. Not bad muffins, but muffins because of how dense. The icing I saw the poster corrected was supposed to be 1/2 cup cream cheese, I saw that after my attempt. Just added more other ingredients to balance and had too much icing. Still strawberries and cream cheese are great together.
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Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2013
I liked this recipe and I have replaced this recipe for the fresh strawberry cake recipe I have had for years that used strawberry gelatin as an ingredient. These are better because it has fresh strawberries as the main ingredient. I am going to use cake flour the next time I make these for a lighter cupcake texture. A great flavor boost that was a hit that I tried was to put in a bit of strawberry daiquiri drink mix into the cream cheese frosting. It gave the frosting a nice flavor boost that was a hit when I served these cupcakes at a family reunion. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2013
I dont know why my review didnt get in. I will try again cos it's just very good and i was very pleased with the outcome. I used more strawberries, didnt use the pudding mix nor red coloring and I reduced the confectioners' sugar to 1/3 cup. That's it. They turned out great - our neighbour boy and my son had first tasting and they were jumping up and down with delight! Then we brought a dozen to our potluck party and everyone wanted one! A couple even took one home for tea the next day. Delightful! Thanks DrewFace. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: Apr. 3, 2013
Easy to make! Didn't use the vanilla pudding and they came out tasty, moist and a bit dense. Topped them with cool whip and fresh strawberries to bring out the strawberry taste. Might use a whole cup of strawberry puree next time.
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Reviewed: Apr. 2, 2013
I made 2 batches of this. The first batch I stuck to the recipe - as many reviewers said, they were rather bready and not the best- naturally, since there wasn't any additional liquid added except from the strawberries. to put it in a nutshell: good idea, not so good recipe But, as I was eager to serve some really good cupcakes with strawberries, I made another batch. This time, I changed the recipe a "tad" as follows: -add 1 - 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking soda -add 1/2 cup of cream (if you shake the container a bit before adding the cream, you'll get even fluffier results, for a "calorie aware version" add milk or buttermilk instead) -add 1 teaspoon of strawberry preserves (it will satisfy those who missed the strawberry flavor) -to not end up with a weirdly brown cupcake because of the strawberry puree, just cut the strawberries into really small pieces -when filling the cupcakes, pour about one teaspoon of batter, just so the bottom is coverd and then, place, depending on the size, a quarter or half a strawberry, before filling them up completely. This will add additional moisture to the cupcake - and it is a really nice surprise when biting into it - voilà , happy cupcake consumers !
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2013
These cup cakes are very dense and taste more like a muffin (a bland muffin) then cake. I did a test run before making them for my daughters birthday party and good thing I did because I will not be using this recipe. Sorry but not so good :(
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