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These cute little lovebird cupcakes would make a lovely alternative to a more
traditional wedding cake or could be given as favours to really impress your guests.
1 Boil the apricot masking jam and brush a thin layer over the
cupcakes. Chill in the refrigerator until the cupcakes are firm.
2 Dip the cupcakes in the prepared ivory fondant icing. Create the caramel-coloured ‘run-out’ bird decorations. Brush the birds with gold edible lustre dust.
3 When the fondant has set, colour the royal icing dark brown and
fill the piping (pastry) bag. Snip a small hole in the end of the bag
and pipe branches on to each cupcake to resemble a tree.
4 Before the icing dries attach the two lovebirds to the cupcakes so that they
face each other. Place one lovebird slightly higher than the other.
5 Dot the pink blossoms on to the branches. Use some more royal icing to
stick the blossoms on to the branches if they have started to dry out.
you will need
dome-shaped cupcakes baked in brown foil cases
apricot masking jam
ivory fondant icing
run-out caramel bird decorations
gold edible lustre dust
royal icing
dark brown food colour
pink folded blossoms
small piping (pastry) bag
edible glue
Make the run-out
birds and folded
blossoms in advance,
and store them in a
cool, dry place
back to basics fondant icing … run-outs … royal icing … blossoms …