Just an update

Hey! I just wanted to give some info about a new style of cupcake I'm developing. It'll probably be coming out some time in late June. It's name is Candy Blast Cupcake, and it'll have all sorts of candy. Lollipops, Nerds, Jellybeans, You name it! Also, I might do a random, weird, experiment-style post later.

Orange Soda

This is a recipe for orange soda that is actually LOW SUGAR! (Unless you think a 1/2 cup of sugar is  NOT low sugar.)


Ingredients

1. 1/2 cup sugar
2. 1/2 cup club soda or seltzer water
3. 1 tsp orange extract
4. 1 cup water

Step 1: Combine water, sugar and orange extract together, simmering on low heat. Once everything is mixed and the sugar is dissolved, store it in the fridge for 24 hours, or until cooled.

Step 2: When the syrup is cooled, pour about 1/3 of it into a glass. Pour in club soda or seltzer water, and you've made my orange soda recipe.

Any ideas for a soda name? Comment them on this post!

Valentine's Cupcakes

Candy heart filling? Homemade heart gummies on top? Candy rocks? Red velvet? Chocolate frosting? OH MY!

    Ingredients:

1. 6 packets gelatin
2. 1/2 cups Red Jell-O
3. 1 cup water
4. Red velvet cupcakes
5. Chocolate frosting
6. Candy Hearts
7. Rock candy (optional)
8. Heart molds

Step 1: Let's start with the gummies. In a small saucepan, stir together the gelatin, Jell-O, and water on a low boil until liquid. If mixture is too thick, add more water. If too thin, add more Jell-O. Pour the gummy batter into your heart molds. Pop in the fridge for 1 hour. When 1 hour has passed, Pull the molds on all sides and pop the gummies out.

Step 2: Now for the filling! Use one of those filler thingies, or a spoon to scoop out a ball of cupcake. Fill the middle with about 3-4 candy hearts. Put the cupcake ball back in and frost. Repeat this with the other cupcakes until they are all frosted and filled.

Step 3: Now to decorate! Put 1-2 gummies on each cupcake, then sprinkle on some rock candy with a spoon!

Step 4: Eat!

I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I did. If so, my work has payed off. I literally went to 4 stores for the ingredients.

Omelette Le Gretchen AKA Doggie Omelette

This is called Omelette Le Gretchen, named after my dog Gretchen. LOL

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* 4-6 egg yolks              *
* 4-6 Dog treats             *
* 1 handful of dog food *
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Step 1: Pour egg yolks into a pan along with dog food and dog treats. Stir around.

Step 2: When it starts to sizzle, let it sizzle for about 1 minute, and after that flip it over with a spatula.

Step 3: Repeat step 2, except flip it onto the plate instead of flipping it over. Feed it to your dog. Don't put it in her/his food bowl. Putting it on a plate alone will help the dog appreciate the omelette more.




I hope your dog enjoys this as much as mine did. If you want a human omelette, you can use this recipe without the dog treats or dog food.

Earth Cake Ft. My Brother, Spike

Today I made an earth cake. It's inspired by a youtube channel called "Rosanna Pansino" (Link will be at the end.) It's not EXACTLY like that cake, because she did the core of earth, and all I did was a chocolate cake with earth frosting. But, as Rosanna would say "Let's get started!".

Ingredients:

1. White frosting
2. Blue and green food coloring
3. Chocolate cake mix
4. Circle cake pan (I used the one from Rosanna Pansino's baking line)

Step 1: Bake cake according to instructions on mix. Except instead of following the baking time, bake from 45 minutes to 1 hour. (You gotta fill each half of the pan about 75%)

Step 2: Take your frosting, and scoop about 2 cups of it into another bowl (I also used Rosanna's bowls.)  Once scooped, dye the 2 cups of frosting green, and the rest blue.

Step 3: Frost the cake with blue frosting, until covered. Let sit until dry.

Step 4: When the frosting on the cake is dry, Frost it with little green patches.

Step 5: EAT! (I haven't done this step yet, but I know it works. Who doesn't?)

Link to the video I got this from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGUUUJWcINw