This whole wide world,
I'd never never never, find me a girl,
Who'd love me, The way that you do.
Cause You're my Shama Lama, Rama Rama Rama Ding Dong Baby, you put the ooh mou mou oh oh oh oh,
That is why,
That is why,
You are my sugar dee doo doo, yeah.That is why,
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(Can't name that tune? It's from "Animal House". Click here to sing along :D )
So Hit It: Here are Dorie's Chocolate-Chocolate Cupcakes but twisted up a bit. I used a rounded 1/4 cup of cocoa powder, added a teaspoon of instant coffee and changed out the buttermilk for sour cream. And The Filling. Oh the filling! The filling is the Hostess Ding Dong pure sugary bliss filling found here. I also used Nutella in some of them (Nutella! Where have you been all my life??? But that's another post.)
Thanks to Clara of I Heart Food4Thought for choosing this recipe. To see what all the other TWDers did with this recipe, check out the blogroll here. If you'd like to try making Dorie’s Chocolate-Chocolate Cupcakes for yourself, you can find the recipe on our hostesses blog, or in Dorie Greenspan's Baking: From My Home to Yours.
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On another note, Tayna from Sunday Baker is celebrating her one year blogaversary this week with all kinds of fun things, including some giveaways, fun discussions, lots of recipes and more. Please check out her blog and if you want to be entered in her drawing, just leave her a comment. It's that simple. Be sure to mention me in the comment so I can get an extra entry in the drawing! ;) (You never know, if I win the cookbook (Taste of Home's Best Loved Cookies and Bars), you just might get a little something from me in return!) Check out this blog, you won't be sorry!
These are certainly inspiring :) And off I go... singing... into the kitchen to fix something chocolate.
ReplyDeleteCute post! And your cupcakes look absolutely adorable. Wow, you've got that filling thing down, girl! We made similar changes to the recipe, and they were indeed good.
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Those cupcakes look awesome! I'm drooling over that cream filling! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so tasty!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! They look sooooo good!!
ReplyDeleteholy moly! Gorgeous!! I loved mine too, just followed the recipe, but they were awesome!
ReplyDeleteYum - I have become a big fan of Nutella too!
ReplyDeletethis looks soooo good - all of you guys did such a great job with this!
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I love how you combine baking and music. I'm still humming Paul Simon's Call Me Al because of you. Now I'm gonna have this little ditty bopping through my head.
ReplyDeleteShama lama you're right especially with tha filling ding dong.
ReplyDeleteAll that lovely filling inside.
ReplyDeleteYours look great!
Love the song:) The cupcakes turned out great. I love all of the photos too!!
ReplyDeleteCute song and post. Your cuppies look SO delicious with that cream filling. After I write this, I'm clicking on that link for the recipe for that filling. I thought the cupcakes were kind of dry (as many did), but with that filling, I'll be they were de-lish!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love Nutella!
Dang it! Now I have that song stuck in my head.
ReplyDeleteIf everyone filled their cupcakes the way you did, there would be peace everywhere. I am definitely copying that filling down!
omg! Now you've gone and done it. I will have that song stuck in my head all day! Darn you! HAHA. The ding dong filling and nutella sound awesome! Thanks for baking with me this week!
ReplyDeleteClara @ iheartfood4thought
I have no idea what a ding-dong is... but the cupcakes sure tasted great with the vanilla-cream filling!!
ReplyDeleteAh, a ding dong...how fantastic are those?? Yum! I can imagine yours are even better.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I leave this comment, I am going to go try to figure out that tune. I bet I'm gonna like it! What is better than a homemade hostess cupcake? My grandmother sometimes had ding dongs in the freezer for us -- that's what you know that someone loves you, I tell ya. Your filling looks amazing! And I think the sour cream swap was a great call. What can I say? Your cupcakes look perfect in every way.
ReplyDeleteOh Lisa! A huge congrats to you and making these with your own twist. Bravo my dear!
ReplyDeleteHa Ha! Love these cupcakes! So cute and what a clever post. Glad you discovered Nutella - the 9th wonder of the culinary world.
ReplyDeleteI meant to stop by yesterday and couldn't get to everyone! I love your video and I LOVE your kitchen! Your cupcakes are amazing.
ReplyDeleteoh my God, you made Ding Dongs?!! Brilliant! I love that I found your blog this week-it's awesome! (of course, with a name like "Lisa"--I guess I was bound to like it!)
ReplyDeleteGREAT job on the dough tossing, by the way!
Adorable post! I was singing as I was reading!! They look divine!!
ReplyDeleteOh, yummmm. Your cupcakes are stylish and look tasty with all that lovely filling:)
ReplyDeleteLisa.. these are dreamy... at first I thought you used Macarpone but it got even more dreamer as I read more...
ReplyDeleteNutella is a love affair of mine.. OH>>> My... the pictures are fabulous, the writing is spot on!!
These look insanely delicious. Cupcakes were made to be decadent, and these certainly deliver!
ReplyDeleteYou. are. Killing me! Those are out of control amazing! And now that song is going to be stuck in my head all day :)
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful. Wish I had one right now!
ReplyDeleteVery cute post and and and yummy looking cupcakes and and and I'll bet they tasted delish!
ReplyDeleteAmyRuth
That filling is jaw-dropping! This is a far from ordinary cupcake, looks incredible :).
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