@rubyjlove Canola oil (or vegetable oil) is very typical in this type of recipe. It makes for a much denser & moister cake. Butter would be the preference for light and fluffy cakes. You need a really dense cake to support the carrots, nuts, & pineapple. It's soooo good! -Cindy
Thank u so much for this recipe. This was the best cake I've ever tasted. It turned out perfect!!! Please keep it up with the cupcakes as I'm a real fan of those. Next stop.. Your Orange cupcakes ;)
Ps. If I want to add nutmeg to the carrot cupcake how many tsp.? Also the outer part of the walnut inside the cupcake turned black, it didn't taste of burned nuts but how can I avoid that from happening?
@asomy89 Thanks for the kind words! Nutmeg would be a great addition. It's a strong spice, so I would use anywhere from a pinch up to 1/4 t. Walnuts will change color when they are baking because of the chemical reactions going on around them. It doesn't change the flavor and they aren't burnt. It's just what they do :)
@harwoodpodcast The recipe was really good! I loved the taste! :) Can you please put a video on how to make red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting that actually taste really good. I tried a lot of recipes and they were all nasty. Please put up a video on delicious red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting! :)
The recipe was really good! I loved the taste! :) Can you please put a video on how to make red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting that actually taste really good. I tried a lot of recipes and they were all nasty. Please put up a video on delicious red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting! :)
@wcusd1 So glad you like the Carrot Cupcakes! Love the lemon in the cream cheese frosting :) I keep looking for a better way to make Red Velvet Cupcakes because I just won't put a bottle of red dye into a cake. Beets are definitely out, so it may be a while before I make a video on that one. Sorry! -Cindy
Hi Cindy! Im going to make this recipe because I love cupcakes and the way you explain it, step by step, is fabulous! Just have a question: if I decide to freeze my cupcakes, what would be an option to defrost them? Im not sure if I have to bake them, since they will have the cream cheese frosting! Hugs from El Salvador!
@adepunk77 Once I've made the cupcakes and frosted them, I put them on a tray and into the freezer overnight. Then the next day I wrap each one in plastic wrap and put them into a freezer bag, back into the freezer. (They can last 3 months!) When you want to eat a cupcake, take it out of the freezer, unwrap the plastic and let it sit on the counter for 20-30 minutes. The frosting will help keep the cake moist as it defrosts. -Cindy (P.S. Thanks for the kind words! :)
Thank you!! I responded on your orange cupcakes video by accident. Just shows you I'm addicted to your videos:)
rubyjlove 8 hours ago
Thank you for the recipe!!
I have one minor question: why do you add canola oil instead of butter?
rubyjlove 10 hours ago
@rubyjlove Canola oil (or vegetable oil) is very typical in this type of recipe. It makes for a much denser & moister cake. Butter would be the preference for light and fluffy cakes. You need a really dense cake to support the carrots, nuts, & pineapple. It's soooo good! -Cindy
harwoodpodcast 9 hours ago
Thank u so much for this recipe. This was the best cake I've ever tasted. It turned out perfect!!! Please keep it up with the cupcakes as I'm a real fan of those. Next stop.. Your Orange cupcakes ;)
Ps. If I want to add nutmeg to the carrot cupcake how many tsp.? Also the outer part of the walnut inside the cupcake turned black, it didn't taste of burned nuts but how can I avoid that from happening?
asomy89 2 weeks ago
@asomy89 Thanks for the kind words! Nutmeg would be a great addition. It's a strong spice, so I would use anywhere from a pinch up to 1/4 t. Walnuts will change color when they are baking because of the chemical reactions going on around them. It doesn't change the flavor and they aren't burnt. It's just what they do :)
harwoodpodcast 2 weeks ago
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@harwoodpodcast The recipe was really good! I loved the taste! :) Can you please put a video on how to make red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting that actually taste really good. I tried a lot of recipes and they were all nasty. Please put up a video on delicious red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting! :)
wcusd1 1 month ago
The recipe was really good! I loved the taste! :) Can you please put a video on how to make red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting that actually taste really good. I tried a lot of recipes and they were all nasty. Please put up a video on delicious red velvet cupcakes w/ cream cheese frosting! :)
wcusd1 1 month ago
@wcusd1 So glad you like the Carrot Cupcakes! Love the lemon in the cream cheese frosting :) I keep looking for a better way to make Red Velvet Cupcakes because I just won't put a bottle of red dye into a cake. Beets are definitely out, so it may be a while before I make a video on that one. Sorry! -Cindy
harwoodpodcast 1 month ago
Your recipes are divine! I enjoy watching them a lot! :D Thanks for the videos!
1JadArdat1 2 months ago
Hi Cindy! Im going to make this recipe because I love cupcakes and the way you explain it, step by step, is fabulous! Just have a question: if I decide to freeze my cupcakes, what would be an option to defrost them? Im not sure if I have to bake them, since they will have the cream cheese frosting! Hugs from El Salvador!
adepunk77 3 months ago
@adepunk77 Once I've made the cupcakes and frosted them, I put them on a tray and into the freezer overnight. Then the next day I wrap each one in plastic wrap and put them into a freezer bag, back into the freezer. (They can last 3 months!) When you want to eat a cupcake, take it out of the freezer, unwrap the plastic and let it sit on the counter for 20-30 minutes. The frosting will help keep the cake moist as it defrosts. -Cindy (P.S. Thanks for the kind words! :)
harwoodpodcast 3 months ago
i love your kitchen :D
zaimt 4 months ago
@zaimt Thanks! I love it, too. I've been cooking in this kitchen for my family for almost 29 years now! Time sure flies by ) -Cindy
harwoodpodcast 4 months ago
whenever i put my cupcake liners in, they crinkle on the sides. any tips on how to avoid that?(:
lesterluvsu 6 months ago
@lesterluvsu Could the liners be a bit big for the wells of the pan? Sometimes if they get stretched out that can happen. -Cindy
harwoodpodcast 6 months ago
can i use vegetable oil instead of canola?
lilac819 8 months ago
@lilac819 Yes! - Cindy
harwoodpodcast 8 months ago
thank you very much for your recipe i did and they were delicious
gotich100 8 months ago in playlist cupcakes
@gotich100 That is so great! Thanks for letting me know :) - Cindy
harwoodpodcast 8 months ago
Do i have to add the pineaples
LesleyGonz713 1 year ago
@LesleyGonz713 No, you don't have to add the pineapple if you don't want to! -Cindy
harwoodpodcast 1 year ago
looks very good! One suggestion, maybe open them because I love seeing the inside of the cupcake. :)
shellysim23 1 year ago