Tuesday, May 31, 2011

how to make cake jars

I can hear some of you cheering through my computer screen since I am finally posting this recipe. I got a bunch of emails where you cute ladies wanted to make this for graduation, showers, birthdays...! So as promised here's the cake jars that my sister & Emily made for my birthday party! Photo by Jefra Starr Linn

· Make your favorite cupcake batter recipe. Then spray your cupcake pan thoroughly with cooking spray - don't use your liners so you'll have a nice fit in the jars once your cupcakes are complete! Fill each hole about 2/3 with the batter.

· After your cupcakes have completely cooled on a wire rack, bag them in freezer Ziploc bags and freeze overnight.

· Slice frozen cupcakes in half. Place the bottom half in a jar, pipe with frosting, add the top half, and pipe the top.

· Seal the lids (add your favorite scrapbook paper or a photo of the person of honor on each lid ahead of time.)

· Tie spoons to the side of each jar with twine.

· Refrigerate until party time! Yum!!!


Let Emily make custom cake jars for your next party. Email Emily at cupcakesbyem@gmail.com if you're local in Utah.

22 comments:

  1. I LOVE these and I totally want to make some! Thanks for the secrets on how to do it! :)

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  2. I'm going to steal this idea in a military sort of way... camo cake jars... thanks!

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  3. Totally fun way to serve cake! Did you know you can cook cake in the jar too? However your icing wouldn't be distributed as nicely as this, however cooking in the jar & sealing while hot creates a nice cake for storage or shipping. Lovely idea Lizzy! Thanks for sharing ;)

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  4. Thank you! Even though I follow the blog, I've been checking back in every other day just to make sure I didn't miss this :). Thank you for sharing!

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  5. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! LOVE THIS!!!!

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  6. thanks for sharing this, i cant wait to try it out :)

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  7. Awww, Liz! I'm squealing like a pig over here ---- so excited to see this post!!!!! xoxoxox

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  8. Now I just have to wish I lived in the US instead of Australia and I could get some of those AWESOME mason jars!!

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  9. Thanks for posting! That is an easier recipe than I was expecting.

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  10. YAY! Thank you so much for this recipe. Now I just need a party to make these to. :)

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  11. LOVE! Now I need to get my hands on some of those jars!!

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  12. Thanks! They are too cute! Great for a picnic basket.

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  13. Yes!!! So doing this for my son's birthday (on the 4th of July!) Love it!

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  14. Oh, hurray!!! I am one of those watching every day to see if the recipe was posted. Total joy!! Can't wait to make these for... hmmmm, the next event is Father's Day, so I guess for that!

    Thank you to Emily for sharing. ;)
    xoxoxoxo

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  15. What! I LOVE these!

    Brianne
    PetalPetal and VintageChild:Modern

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  16. So doing this for my next big thang! I'm thinking I might try it with ice cream for summer time! :)

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  17. Liz, thanks a million for sharing.

    Ana

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  18. Great Idea. I can't wait to try this out! I featured you on my blog danggoodfinds.com on 6-9-11. Thanks for sharing!

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  19. Thanks for sharing...I made these last night for teacher gifts.
    Blogged it and linked back to you

    Thanks again!

    Here's the post:
    http://www.hiddencupcakes.com/2011/06/cupcakes-for-teacher.html

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  20. Thank you so much for sharing this delightful idea! How fun and what a wonderful little gift it will make.

    Cathy ♥

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