Apr 282011
 

These cupcakes are so pretty and yet so easy to make, and you can tailor their color to suit your occasion.
You will need:
Cake mix or cupcake ingredients
Frosting
Regular size white marshmallows or if you can find them, pink are pretty
Miniature colored or white marshmallows
Kitchen scissors
Colored sugar sprinkles or you can color your own sugar

First, just bake your cupcakes.
Let them cool.

Frost them with the color of your choice. I used homemade frosting this time, but store bought would be fine.
Now you are ready to make your flower. Turn your regular size marshmallow “sideways” and cut into 5 pieces.

 

These are your flower petals. You can leave them white, but they are so pretty colored. Just rub the sticky side in the sprinkles of your choice and arrange them on your cupcake. Then take a miniature marshmallow and put it in the center. If you are a cake decorator and have a leaf tip, you can make some green frosting and add leaves. They are pretty either way though.

 

So easy and gorgeous and edible!!!

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  26 Responses to “Gorgeous Edible Flower Cupcakes”

  1. Those are beautiful. What a fantastic idea!! :)

  2. I love this. So simple and easy but super duper cute!

  3. This is great! I made flower cupcakes by buying Valentine M&Ms after the holiday (inexpensive!) and making flowers with the dark and light pink candies . . . but yours look way fancier! My daughter will have to have your version for her preschool birthday treat!
    Nancy

  4. These are adorable. I love the flowers on top!! Thanks for linking up to Foodie Friday. I hope to see you again next week!!

  5. Beautiful!! I’ve seen these before and wanted to make them, but was worried. But I think I may try them now. Very pretty!

  6. Those are pretty flower cupcakes! Great idea, Margo!
    Following you now from Foodie Friday! Have a great weekend!

    Tina@Pinay In Texas Cooking Corner

  7. So pretty–my little girls would love them. If you have a moment, swing by my Friday Food linky and share this treat:

    http://www.momtrends.com/2011/04/healthy-dessert-recipe/

    Have a great weekend.

  8. Those are adorable! I LOVE this idea!!!

  9. Cupcakes are such a fun treat. My kiddos and I would have a blast making these. Thanks for sharing at Saturday Swap!

  10. I may be making these this weekend for my lil sisters Sweet 16 – we’ll see what she says!

  11. Those are genious.. especially the marshmallow flower petals! They would be beautiful at a wedding shower!

  12. You’re right – gorgeous!!!

  13. These are so cute. They seem easy to make. I may actually be able to pull them off. I would love it if you would post them on my linky party: Sweet Indulgences Sunday on a Well-Seasoned Life.

    http://www.wellseasonedlife.com/2011/05/sweet-indulgences-sunday-3.html

    Kim

  14. adorable! these are super cute. thanks for sharing this at my party!

  15. I love your flowers. I wonder how they would look on the top of cake pops? Hmm………… I am your newest follower. Come over to Greetings From the Asylum and follow me too!

  16. I love this idea, they look so good! Thanks for linking this up to our Wicked Awesome Wednesday blog party.

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  18. These are so amazingly beautiful! You did such a great job. I had to share them on Shout Out Sunday: http://kimskandykreations.blogspot.com/2011/05/shout-out-sunday_15.html

  19. These are pretty. You’re so creative in using the marshmallows! I’m sure anyone would be happy to see these lovely cupcakes. Thank you for sharing.

    Amy
    http://utry.it

  20. Hi Margo,
    What a great tutorial for your Flower Cupcakes, really great recipe! I will be looking forward to seeing you again at Full Plate Thursday! I am your newest follower!

  21. Great project! I just featured this on our blog party this week. come on over and grab an I’ve been featured button if you’d like! :-)

  22. Congratulations you are featured on Full Plate Thursday, enjoy!
    Miz Helen

  23. Wonderful!!
    Thank you so much for sharing this @ {nifty thrifty sunday} last week as well!
    Hugs,
    Vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}

  24. Oh WOW! I found you via Miz Helen’s Full Plate (love her!) and this is just TOO perfect for my baby daughter’s 1st b-day party next weekend! Her theme is “cute as a cupcake” and I am planning for the kids to decorate their own cupcakes as treat to take home! How perfect this will be!!! LOVE it! You just made my day!

  25. Fantastic! They are so easy and fun to make!

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