Eat Arkansas: Cupcake time

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Cupcake time

Debbie Morgan provides the photo of a vanilla-mango cupcake and this note:

My friends and I have been bitten by the cupcake bug here in the northeastern part of the state.

It all started back in April with the release of the book, "Hello, Cupcake!" Since that time, we've experimented with decorated cupcakes in the form of wolves, sunflowers, butterflies, cats and owls.

Now, we've moved on to exploring new flavors. This weekend, I concocted a vanilla pound cake cupcake with a mango-lime butter cream, which is pictured. They received rave reviews at work today, so I'm including this photo.

Has anyone else been bitten by the cupcake bug? Have you been consumed by reading cupcake blogs? If so, which are your favorites?

Posted by Max Brantley on July 28, 2008 01:30 PM | Permalink

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That cupcake looks heavenly.

Posted by: JG | July 29, 2008 12:52 PM

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