Festive and delicious Easter Egg Cupcakes are fun to make and yummy to eat! This is the season to be as creative as you like with your Easter eggs. Now you can have an Easter Egg cupcake!
These Cracked Easter Egg Cupcakes are too perfect to ignore! Everyone will love how fun they look and how sweet they taste!
Kids and adults love cupcakes for Easter dessert. This recipe will give you step by step instructions about how you can make these Cracked Easter Egg Cupcakes with ease! Trust me, they’re going to be a total hit! Kids and adults will love that cracked chocolate egg with jelly beans inside.
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Here is what you need to make these adorable cupcakes:
Melt each color of chocolate (except the white) in small bowls according to package directions. Place each color of chocolate in a snack size baggie and snip the corner off just a tiny bit. Pipe any colors you would like on the dots and zig-zag parts of the mold. Let dry completely.
In a medium bowl, melt the white chocolate melting discs according package directions. Pour about 2-3 tablespoons of chocolate into the mold and spread with a spoon to cover the egg. You do not want a solid egg, so make sure to spread it somewhat thin but not too thin. Let dry completely then carefully pop out of mold.
Color the frosting with 3-4 drops of the green food coloring. Frost each cupcake with a knife or piping bag. Sprinkle the frosting with green sugar.
Take one egg and carefully cut it in half. The easy way is to lay it decorative side down and place the sharp end of knife directly in the middle of egg and push down. The egg should just break in half on its own. Leave some whole if you choose.
Place the two halves on top of the cupcake and fill the middle with jelly beans. If you left a few whole, then stand those on top of each cupcake.
Enjoy your cute little cracked Easter Eggs with candy!
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These will be perfect to serve as dessert for Easter dinner, but would also make wonderful classroom or work treats. I am hosting Easter dinner at my house this year. It’s going to be a super casual affair. We are having Easy Deviled Eggs, Baked Brown Sugar Ham, Slow Cooker Mac and Cheese, Slow Cooker Mashed Potatoes, English Muffin Bread, Pineapple Casserole, and Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Apples.
Of course, no one can come to my house for dinner and not have dessert, so these cupcakes will make an appearance along with my No Bake Italian Cream Cake and a few other sweet treats I’ll be making later this week.
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Cracked Easter Egg Cupcakes
Festive and delicious Easter Egg Cupcakes are fun to make and yummy to eat! This is the season to be as creative as you like with your Easter eggs. Now you can have an Easter Egg cupcake!
Ingredients
Instructions
1. Melt each color of chocolate (except the white) in small bowls according to
package directions. Place each color of chocolate in a snack size baggie and snip
the corner off just a tiny bit. Pipe any colors you would like on the dots and zig-
zag parts of the mold. Let dry completely.
2. In a medium bowl, melt the white chocolate melting discs according package
directions. Pour about 2-3 tablespoons of chocolate into the mold and spread
with a spoon to cover the egg. You do not want a solid egg, so make sure to
spread it somewhat thin but not too thin. Let dry completely then carefully pop
out of mold.
3. Color the frosting with 3-4 drops of the green food coloring. Frost each cupcake
with a knife or piping bag. Sprinkle the frosting with green sugar.
4. Take one egg and carefully cut it in half. The easy way is to lay it decorative side
down and place the sharp end of knife directly in the middle of egg and push
down. The egg should just break in half on its own. Leave some whole if you
choose.
5. Place the two halves on top of the cupcake and fill the middle with jelly beans.
If you left a few whole, then stand those on top of each cupcake.
Enjoy your cute little cracked Easter Eggs with candy!
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Nutrition Information
Yield
6Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 513Total Fat 27gSaturated Fat 11gTrans Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 13gCholesterol 54mgSodium 313mgCarbohydrates 67gFiber 2gSugar 56gProtein 6g
Marie
Thursday 5th of March 2020
How adorable! Can't wait to make these with the kids :)