Peach Cupcakes

by abi on August 1, 2012 · 1 comment

A-peach-cupcake-2[1]

Carrying on this weeks theme of fruit, this morning i am reviewing a recipe for peach cupcakes by taste of beirut. I love the fact that the cupcakes are presented differentley to others on the web, mainley because they have no flavoured buttercream frosting on top…. and going by the presentation in this picture there really is no need for it.

Now usually i would not consider trying to bake with peaches as there not exactly a favorate fruit of mine, however this week for me is about being open minded and trying new recipes.

My Verdict:

I did really enjoy both baking and eating these peach cupcakes, they wasnt too sweet and they certainley looked impressive. I am glad there was no frosting on top as they really didnt need it , plus i think it would have taken the taste and focus off the fresh peaches.

I hope you enjoying trying this recipe as much as me.

Ingredients:

8 servings, 12 cupcakes or 1 loaf ;-)

• 140 g. flour (one cup or 5 oz)

• 40 g. almond meal (4 tbsp)

• 1 tbsp of baking powder

• 140 g. sugar (one cup or 5 oz)

• 3 large eggs

• 80 g. olive oil (1/3 cup)

• 2 tbsp of orange blossom water

• 6 small peaches or replace with apricots and double the quantity

• a few drops of fresh lemon juice (optional)

 Method:

Set the oven at 170c

1. To begin with mix almond meal, flour and baking powder in a small bowl and set aside.

2.Place eggs and sugar in a mixer bowl and beat on medium speed for several minutes until the mixture is fluffy and light yellow in colour. Add the olive oil and orange blossom water in a thin stream and mix well; add the dry ingredients and mix.

3.Peel the peaches and split into halves; butter each muffin pan  then place the peach half inside.

 

 

 

 

Cover peaches with the batter ;-)

 

 

 

Bake in a medium oven (170c) for 18-20 minutes or until puffed and dry. Cool and serve.

See more from: Cupcake Recipes
Please Leave a Comment! Please Leave a Comment! Please Leave a Comment! What do you think? Please leave a comment! Please Leave a Comment! Please Leave a Comment! Please Leave a Comment!

Leave a Comment

{ 1 comment… read it below or add one }

Karl August 1, 2012 at 9:51 am

Very different idea. It would be nice with a small cup of cream. Or a very fine drizzle of honey on top. Then sprinkled with cinnamon.

You can see these being a pudding in a nice pub.

Can you really call these cupcakes though?

Reply

Previous post:

Next post: