When I was a child I always asked for my Birthday "Black Forest Cake" was my favorite many time.
So when I saw these Black Forest cupcakes in Goodtoknow Recipes of course I wanna make I find dark cherries the other day and I bought a few to make those cupcakes:)
I adapted this recipe from Goodtoknow Recipes
Ingredients
110g butter
120g dark chocolate
20g coffee granules
100 self raising flour
80g plain flour
30g cornflour
25g cocoa powder
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
240g caster sugar
2 eggs, lightly beaten
50ml buttermilk
(or natural yogurt)
For the Kirsch syrup
3 tbsp of Kirsch or cherry brandy
2 tablespoon of water
Cherry jam
For the Chantilly cream
250ml double cream
2 tbsp icing sugar
1tsp vanilla extract
Dark chocolate curls to sprinkle
12 cherries to decorate
(you can use a cherry jar too)
METHOD
.Preheat the oven to 160°C/Gas and line a 12-hole muffin tray with cupcake cases.
Place butter, chopped chocolate, coffee granules and 80ml of water in a large bowl over a pan of boiling water, stir gently until melted then remove from the heat and allow to cool.
.Sift the flours, cocoa and bicarbonate of soda into large bowl. Stir in the sugar and make a well in the centre. Add the beaten eggs, and buttermilk and the chocolate mixture, stirring with a large spoon until completely combined.
Fill cupcake cases to 2/3 full and bake for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the Kirsch syrup by heating the brandy and water by a while Leave to one side until you are ready.
6.Make the chantilly cream by whipping the double cream with the icing sugar, vanilla extract. Whip until thick. Attach the nozzle to the piping bag and add the Chantilly cream, filling no more than 2/3 of the bag. Leave in the fridge until you are ready to use.
.When the cakes are cool use an apple corer to make a hole in each of the 12 cakes and fill (not too much) with cherry jam, placing the tops of the cakes back on after. Brush the tops of the cakes liberally with Kirsch syrup.
.Pipe a swirl of Chantilly cream on the tops of the cakes: do this by twisting the top of the piping bag and holding the twist with your thumb and forefinger. Apply pressure to the top of the bag, squeeze and pipe a star in the centre of the cakes. Then, applying pressure again, pipe around the star, using the edge of the cupcake case as a guide. Gradually work the icing upwards into a swirl.
. Finish by decorating each cake with a cherry and a sprinkling of chocolate curls.
Print recipe here
EN ESPAÑOL
Cupcakes Selva Negra
La combinación cerezas/chocolate siempre me ha parecido genial por eso me encantaba la torta típica Selva negra siempre la pedía para mis Cumpleaños.
Así que cuando encontré esta receta de Cupcakes Selva negra me encantaron.
Está adaptada de una receta de Good to know recipes
Ingredientes
110 grs. de mantequilla
120 grs. de chocolate oscuro
20 grs. café granulado
100 grs. harina con polvos de hornear
80 grs. de harina sin polvos
30 grs. de maicena
25 grs. cocoa en polvo sin azúcar
1 cucharadita de polvo bicarbonato
240 grs. azúcar impalpable
2 huevos ligeramente batidos
50 ml de buttermilk o yogurt
Para el jarabe de Kirsh
3 cucharadas de Kirsh o cherry brandy
2 cucharadas de agua
mermelada de cerezas o guindas
Crema chantillí
250 ml de crema para batir
2 cucharadas de azúcar glass
1 cucharadita de vainilla
Preparación
Precalentar el horno a 160° y preparar los moldes para cupcakes en una bandeja de muffins.
En un bol colocar la mantequilla, el chocolate en trozos, café granulado más 80 ml de agua, calentar a baño maría, revolver suavemente hasta que se disuelva el chocolate y la mantequilla.
Dejar enfriar.
Aparte unir las harinas, maicena, cocoa en polvo,el bicarbonato de soda y el azúcar, hacer un hoyo en el centro y agregar los huevos batidos, el buttermilk y el chocolate ya derretido, revolviendo con una cuchara de madera hasta que esté todo bien unido. Vaciar o repartir en los moldes de cupcakes y llevar a horno por unos 20 minutos, la textura es húmeda como la de un brownie.
Retirar y dejar enfriar un poco.
Con un cuhillo de punta fina sacar una pequeña tapita en el centro para rellenar con mermelada de cerezas o guindas.
Despues con el jarabe de kirsh pintar los cupcakes.
Aparte batir la crema a punto de chantillí con esto decorar los cupcakes.
espolvorear chocolte rallado y adornar con cerezas.
Si hace calor como aqui conviene guardarlos en el refrigerador por la crema.
Wow, your stuff always looks SO good!
ReplyDeleteYo hace tiempo los quería hacer, se ven tan lindos además, un abrazo,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Silver:)
ReplyDeleteGracias Pilar, un abrazo grande, grande
Con la Anabella nos acordamos harto de ti:)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious! I love chocolate cupcakes and black forest flavours in particular!
ReplyDeleteQue lindos se ven las fotos, la primera me mató. Selva negra, un clásico de siempre, no se me hubiera ocurrido hacerla en quequitos.
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe…will try it for sure..Thanks for posting
ReplyDeleteAarthi
http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com
Hello greegy with your cup...tank for your visit...by by...
ReplyDeleteadoro las cerezas, esta me la apunto!
ReplyDeletete sigo.
Saludos!
Ladykath
http://mis-dulces-pecados.blogspot.com/
They come from the black forest, sounds scary..haha
ReplyDeleteThey look so good Gloria! Makes me want one for breakfast. :)
ReplyDeleteGloria, te ha quedado preciosos. Seguro que además estaban deliciosos.
ReplyDelete¡Feliz 2012!
Abrazos.
¡hermosos! la selva negra es mi torta favorita, ¡gracias por esta idea maravillosa para hacerme porciones individuales! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are the perfect portion controlled treat! I LOVE black forest anything!
ReplyDeleteils sont beaux et bien gourmands, j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne journée
AMIGA LA SELVA NEGRA ES MUY RICA A MI ME GUSTA ,ESTOS CUPCAKES HABRÍA QUE HACERLOS BESOS
ReplyDeleteI have always loved black forest cake too but have never attempted to bake it myself. That much change Gloria with these little gems.
ReplyDeleteY a miiiii!!!!!, es la mezcla perfecta!!!!, por encima de cualquier otra!!!!
ReplyDeletees una receta que tu amiga Juana se va a robar y a probar en cuanto pasen unas semanas..que ahora estoy saturada de tanto comer dulces y golosinas!!! :)
que tal fueron las navidades mi Gloria???, yo bien...pero contenta de volver a la vida normal sabes???? :)
mil besitos mi cariñosa amiga linda!!!!!!!!!!
these look seriously decadent! i just asked for funfetti sheet cake for my birthday :)
ReplyDeleteOh, they are beautiful! I love the chocolate shavings on the top!
ReplyDeleteCoffee added to chocolate really makes a nice flavor, doesn't it? Most people don't even know it's there but the depth of flavor is nice.
Lovely, Gloria.
I think you like pretty dishes same as me. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I visit your page I gain weight :P Everything looks sooo yummy!! And chocolate??? My favorite! If we ever meet in person, I must have one of those. haha
ReplyDeleteOh my! Those look so yummy! Thanks for sharing another great recipe! Blessings to you in this new year my friend!
ReplyDeleteWow .....they are excellent!
ReplyDeleteWish you and all your loved ones a very happy new year!
Que ricos cupcakes, realmente se ven deliciosos. Cariños
ReplyDeleteOMG! Those look SO Yummy, Gloria! LOVE chocolate with cherries! Love it! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI love those dark cherries! When they were in season here last summer I ate SO many of them! Pounds and pounds! ha.
ReplyDeleteYour Black Forest cupcakes are soo cute & lovely :)
ReplyDeleteQue ricos Gloria!! te han quedado deliciosos. Besos
ReplyDeleteQue delicia!...y en tamagno de cupcake.....el sabor es perfecto!!......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, Gloria! Can anything taste better than chocolate and cherries together?
ReplyDeleteMenuda pintaza!! Espectaculares!!
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Outstanding Gloria! You're good; I can almost taste them.
ReplyDeleteRita
fantastici bella anche la presentazione
ReplyDeleteThat makes me wish I could bake :(
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful and mouth watering delicious! Nicely done Gloria.
ReplyDeleteGloria, these black forest cupcakes look so beautiful and delish!
ReplyDeleteMaria
x
Thanks by all your nice comments!!
ReplyDeletemmm BLACK FOREST is one of my fav cakes :) Here in Europe we call it by German original name - the Schwarzwald cake.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dez:))
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous Gloria! I adore black forest flavors, and these are a perfect treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks magic of Spice:)
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy chocolate and cherry together. Looks delicious!
ReplyDeletethese cupcakes look incredibly good. and i love black forest as a name too. it's rich and dark. it's literary, really.
ReplyDeleteFantásticos Gloria, yo ahora mismo me devoraba más de uno!!!
ReplyDeleteEspero que este año sea fabuloso, un abrazo enorme!!!
Thanks AMy, :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ed you always are so nice:)
I love these cupcakes:)
Gracias Mayte, Dios te oiga hasta ahora ha sido SUPER dificil confío en el año chino, un abrazo para tí!
besos
Gloria your cupcakes are beautiful. They look so pretty on the plates. You did a great job. Andi PS Like the raspberries on the top of your page. I have a cake pan that is used for black forest and haven't used for years. I may try this in that cake pan one of thesse days..........thanks, andi
ReplyDeleteLooks so beautiful and tempting!
ReplyDeletegive me two please, look so tempting!
ReplyDeleteAwww, what a cute dove in your header! She looks like she can't figure out why you are taking her picture. :) We have a lot of mourning doves where I live too.
ReplyDeleteYes Rebecca she made the nest in a difficult part to take a picture (was in danger) ha,but she is so sweet:)
ReplyDeleteHere are many birds but I dont know all:)
Just gorgeous, Gloria!!! Your garnishes are perfect :) And I'm loving your sweet new header, too~
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Lizzy, you are so sweet always, the header is by a time but I love it!! She is living here (lol)
ReplyDeleteI love black forest cake and your cupcake version is so tempting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Roxana!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Duckie
ReplyDeleteAWWWW!!! Your little Mrs. Dove is so cute sitting on her nest! You got a good picture of her! I'm glad you didn't get hurt climbing up there with the dogs at your feet! haha. Can't wait for the baby birds. How fun!
ReplyDeleteI hope to take the babies Betsy!
ReplyDeleteI had a mother bird build a nest in a hanging basket of flowers a couple of years ago. I got some pictures of the babies and put them on my blog way back then. If I find the post, I'll send you the link. So fun to watch them.
ReplyDeleteYour dove is beautiful. Love her eyes. :)
she is so quiet and dont afraid of me
ReplyDeleteShe is all day there and only look me time on time:)
ReplyDeleteGloria, se ven encantadores. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteGracias Pamela, besos
ReplyDeleteAla!!!, para que mi Gloria no se me queje..dos comentarios!, uno con cada perfil!!!
ReplyDeletepara que sepas que se te quiere muchoooo!!!:)
Tu Juana!
great cupcakes, gloria! the components of a black forest cake are magnificent in any form they take. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, those look amazing! I have a feeling mine would not turn out like that if I tried!
ReplyDeleteNow im craving chocolate.. lol
sono bellissime e golose e le decorazioni perfette!!! complimenti^_^
ReplyDeleteLove black forest and these cupcakes are so cute!
ReplyDeleteWow this blog just made me really really hungry! I bet I would get a really big sugar rush from this.
ReplyDeleteGloria, they're great! I love, love Black Forest Cake and will have to try your cupcakes! YUM! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes are first class! Chocolate and cherry are always my fav choice and I wouldn't be surprise if you like this since young.
ReplyDeleteYou produce beautiful baked goods and I love each one.
ReplyDeleteI love black forest...never had cupcakes thoug...it truly looks just as delicious!
ReplyDeleteronelle
Hi Gloria,
ReplyDeleteI just had to come over and see these cupcakes and they look so beautiful. I am just wondering if it is hard to convert the recipe into cups, teaspoons, and pounds? Maybe sometime I would like to try to make them.
Thank you for sharing them with us.
God bless.
You say "chocolate cake," of any type and I say "I'm there!" My, these look amazing :), Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria, These sound rich and delicious! I love chocolate. Blessings, Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteThose have to be the most awesome and decadent cupcakes I have ever seen. They woul;dn't last very long at my house!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic Gloria, lovely chocolate and cherries is a classic dessert.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a Black Forest cake but I do love cherries! What a great idea to make it into cupcake sizes.
ReplyDeletethey are gorgeous! black forest is also one of my favourites when i was small but there were not many choices back then. I still hv a little pitted cherries left in the can..i might just consider doing this to finish it all!
ReplyDeleteHow delicious!! I want these for my bithday!
ReplyDeleteMary oxo
those look insanely delicious!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous recipe! I love the way you presented this black forest dessert. Perfect size for individual servings.
ReplyDeleteI also liked the apricot meringue pudding, it must be yummylicious!
That is a cut-out-and-keep recipe to be cut out and kept if ever there was one.
ReplyDeletethanks to all of you by your nice comments, hope post today other recipe: thanks Alan,Mari,Megan,Mary,Lena,Bunny,Catherine,Catherine, Miriam, Mrsupole, myfrenchkitchen, Bizzy, Zoe,Pam.mad Mike, Baking addict, Puffin,Chris, Grace, Juani/Tito me quejo porque los QUIERO MUCHO y los echo de menos cuando no me vienen a ver, lo saben, besoss mil gloria
ReplyDeleteI love Black Forest anything as much as you love blueberries, Gloria. To think I can have it as bite size goodness is truly a delight! I love that you added a hint of coffee granules too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing...Any left???
Thanks dear Louise, You know how I love blueberries and also Black fores. These was a really delicious recipe. ANd finally I can add the print recipe if somebody want to make, xxxgloria
ReplyDeleteJ'adore le gâteau forêt noir, alors en cupcake ça doit être génial.
ReplyDeleteBlack Forest Cake is one of my favourites too, but I have never tried them in cupcakes before! Yours look really wonderful! Thanks for sharing, have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteMerci beaoucoup Isabelle, Je aime le gateau, abientot, gloria
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kitchen flavours, have a nice day too!
Gloria, In a few hours, your cupcakes will be featured on My Meatless Mondays. These are a joy to just look at. I can imagine how wonderful, they are to eat.
ReplyDeleteGracias.
These look gorgeous! Great work! I'm your newest follower! :)
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes look amazing! Beautiful display.
ReplyDeleteDear Chaya if you read this, thanks so much I try to enter to comment in your blog and I cannot!! I add other link of a Tiramisú. I will try enter mor later. Thanks a lot Chaya, gloria
ReplyDeleteyou know i am probably gaining weight just reading you...i can just imagine how there taste...
ReplyDeleteDear Brian. I try to make healthing food and lovely food (lol)xxx
ReplyDeleteread my savoy recipes too(lol)