Boxed Up & Ready to GO

{Snickerdoodle}

{Pumpkin}

{Devil's Food with Oreo Cream Filling}

Halloween Party Table From The News

So, I FINALLY got the pictures off of my wonderful mom's camera from my television debut last Monday. It was so much fun getting it all together and meeting Jennifer Ketchmark and Dave Benton from the WCIA news. So, here is a little closer look at the table scape and all the yummy goodies...

My mother-in-law got this super cute spider web cupcake stand for me at Target. And dear husband added a foam base to the bottom layer for me to poke the Oreo Sucker sticks into.

Here are my Snickerdoodle Cupcakes with Marshmallow Ghost Peep toppers. (They also make pumpkin peeps that would be just as cute!)

Yummy Mummy Oreo Suckers... inspired by How Does She?

I used ribbon and these free printables for the Oreo Suckers, too.

My 6-Legged Spider Cupcakes

I made a chocolate cupcake, then filled them with an oreo cream filling.... YUM.

Topped them off with a vanilla buttercream frosting and these are a sure HIT!

I found these cute, FREE, casket printables HERE.

Love the Day for Catch My Party had these free printables for the water bottle labels and mini chocolate wrappers. (Gotta LOVE Love the Day! Especially since I won one of her giveaways that you'll see in an upcoming party soon!)

And here are my Pumpkin Cupcakes with Pumpkin Buttercream Frosting.

And last but not least... here is a link to see my tv debut. I really wish I could narrate it for you, but just know... I had to follow a lady who brought a cat up for adoption that had feline herpes. Yea, you try going on live after that bombshell...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0Xmd30VqJ8

Now go have a FUN Halloween Party!!!!!

Snickerdoodle Cupcakes - #5

The Martha Cupcake Project was back on today!!! I made Martha's Snickerdoodle Cupcakes for my mother in law's office get together. They turned out YUMMY!!!!! So stinkin' good! I have learned that with all of these recipes, I don't need to bake them quite as long as Martha suggests. The recipe said to bake them for 20 minutes, but I checked them at 16 minutes and they were done. The recipe in the cookbook also recommended frosting them with the 7 minute frosting recipe, but I went with the fluffy vanilla frosting, due to not having a candy thermometer. Guess I'll have to invest in one of those if I ever want to make that 7 minute frosting. But these were AWESOME! They were a hit at the get together and one lady even thought they came from a professional bakery here in town! Talk about flattered! If you like snickerdoodle cookies, you must try these!!! Click HERE for a link to the recipe!