Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes
Moist dark chocolate cupcakes filled with juicy cherry jam. Sealed with indulgent chocolate ganache frosting they are rich and decedent perfect for Valentines or just a special treat.
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Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes
Here’s Why You’ll Love These Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes:
Chocolate and cherries are the perfect pair - tart cherries with rich dark chocolate for the most irresistible combination
Simple ingredients and very little equipment needed - you literally only need a bowl and whisk to make the sponge!
Easy enough for all beginner cake makers
Made without eggs or dairy it can be made vegan and adapted for allergies
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Key Ingredients
Flour: The trick to a well risen eggless cupcakes is self raising flour, in combination with levelling agents (trust me!)
Light and Dark Brown Sugar:Â Packed with molasses offering depth of flavours, more robust richness and moisture to your cake.
Dairy free Butter Milk: I recommend using milk with at least 2% fat content. Making a dairy free buttermilk is super easy - just combine milk and vinegar!
Yoghurt - this acts as our egg replacer, helping to bind the ingredients together and create that ulta moist texture.
Cherries: For the jam we are using pitted frozen cherries. Cooked until soft they are perfectly juicy and tart
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The first step is to make your buttermilk - and honestly it couldn't be easier! All we do is add vinegar or lemon juice to milk, letting it curdle and thicken to a consistency similar to dairy buttermilk. Soy milk is the best option to use for a creamy buttermilk as it curdles the best, but almond also works (it will just be a lot thinner!)
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