Jammy Dodger Cupcakes

by abi on June 21, 2012 · 4 comments

Picture by The Consummate Cake Quest

The first biscuit i had ever used within a cupcake recipe was the oreo cupcake recipe, yes it had been done millions of times before but i really wanted to try it.

It really was yummy!!! But then i got thinking , what other biscuits could i try……….thinking back to childhood when i used to rade the biscuit tin at my grandparents, i remembered a wide selection of biscuits, from shortbread to the staple digestive but no none of then was quite right.

These Jammy Doger Cupcakes were all a little bland in the sense they did not have anything different about them. Sitting at home looking out the window it suddenley came to me, a biscuit that me and my cousins used to try and make last by coming up with deas on the best way to eat it.

Seprating the two halfs carfully, licking the sticky jam out of the love hear shapped middle, crunching the dry biscuit until you reach the centre.

Yes i  have finially decided on todays recipe… its of course the Jammy Dodger!!!

The picture above is from The Consummate Cake Quest – It’s an  ”almond cake recipe with plum/cherry jam and I topped with a mini jammy dodger” and the exact recipe can be seen by following the link to their site :)

An alternative recipe is…

It really is easy to do!!

Start by using your favorate vanilla sponge recipe, mine is from the Hummingbird Bakery  it is easy to follow, and i have yet to have a problem following it, (did you know about the day i made 400 cupcakes at home from my own single an oven). its fool proof ;-)

Line a tin with 12 cake cases, i like using red to bring out the colour of the red heart but any colour will look fab im sure.

Follow your favorate vanilla recipe or use my favorate here.

Place the hot cakes on a wire rack and allow to cool, if im impatient i do the next step when there slightly warm as it melts the jam mmmm im starving now!

Ok so once the cupcakes are cooled use a knife (some use a apple corer, i havent got one) to scope out a small centre from the sponge. Fill the hole with the filling used in a Jammy Dogder which is of course my favorate… rasperry jam. Cover the hole back with the sponge topper you just removed (opps youve eaten it havent you lol).

Now on to the buttercream, take around 10 jammy dogeers and blend them in to small crumbs, set aside in a bowl. Use the vanilla buttercream recipe to whip up a nice smooth consistancy, now slowley stir in them yummy crumbs to add some texture. Now i used a whole Jammy Dodger oon top to finish off my cupcake ;-) but i have since heard of mini dodgers that could also look cute and work, although i a m sure you would need a few packs.

TIP: Put the whole jammy dodger on top of the frosting just before serving, after all no one wants a soggy biscuit yuck!!

The next biscuit that will be used  in a cupcake recipe will be?? …… suggestions please

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Karl June 21, 2012 at 1:37 pm

That does look good – but does the cookie not go soft?

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Captain Egg CupCake September 18, 2012 at 9:02 pm

I used an almond cake recipe with plum/cherry jam and I topped with a mini jammy dodger in the photos above which are from my blog! If you want more detail on the recipe used in the pictures above (which were taken from my blog without my permission!) please follow this link.. http://consummatecakequest.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/its-easter-jammy-dodger-cupcakes-and.html

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Admin September 19, 2012 at 8:35 am

Hi – This site finds the BEST cupcakes on the internet – we use a picture from the site – and provide a link back. This is exactly what we did for your amazing Jammy Dodger cupcakes! The link you have mentioned – was already listed on the article – and I am guessing you found this site – because someone clicked the link to your site – and it showed up in your tracking software ;)

We have to use the pictures without permission :( – as it would take too long to ask first – but as we ALWAYS link back to the original site – most people are happy to get the new links, and visitors. (We’ve had many blog/site owners come and leave a comment about their cupcakes)

Hope you are not offended that we mentioned your cupcakes! If you want – we can remove the link/pictures – just let us know.

Best regards – cup-cakes.com

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Prince4Live October 12, 2012 at 10:51 pm

Here to share the love :) LOVE Jammies btw! Great! :)

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