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I got another big box of mangoes last week, as the season is ending soon and for 10 big mangoes, guess the rate??? It was 3.99$ . Did not want loose this offer 😛 because here it is usually 1$ per mango. Buying it isn’t a big deal, but using it is what a big deal 😛 And each mango yields one full cup of pulp. So I thought let me do a cupcake, as I have tried muffins and never a cup cake.
Wanted to make it totally a vegan but did not have the ingredients for frosting in vegan. So I used the butter frosting and never have I thought I would do this anytime 🙂 I don’t have any electric mixer , proper piping aids, somehow I managed it with hand mixer and ziplock bag 🙂 It was a little hectic to beat the frosting but I felt worth doing it and I enjoyed it 🙂
Recipe adapted from Holycowvegan
Ingredients:
Whole Wheat Flour : 1 3/4 cups
Mango pulp : 2 cups (1 3/4 would also be fine)
Sugar : 3/4 cups
Nutmeg Powder : 1/4 teaspoon
Salt : 1/4 teaspoon
Cinnamon Powder : 1/4 teaspoon
Oil : 6 tablespoon
Baking Powder : 1 teaspoon
Vanilla Extract : 1 teaspoon
For Frosting:
Mango Pulp : 1/4 cup
Confectioners Sugar : 1/4 cup
Butter : 4 tablespoon (at room temperature)
Method:
For Cup cake:
Preheat oven to 375 F and arrange baking tray with liners.
Combine all dry ingredients, wheat flour, sugar, nutmeg powder, salt, cinnamon powder in a medium bowl.
Mix wet ingredients mango pulp, oil, vanilla extract.
Now mix dry and wet ingredients together.
Pour the batter in liners and level it.
Bake for 25 mins or until the tooth pick comes out clean.
Cool it for 20 or more minutes.
For Frosting:
In a medium bowl pace the butter, with mixer in medium speed beat it. Add sugar and beat it.
Now add the mango pulp and keep mixing. It got curdled at the start and keep stirring and one point it combine so beautifully and I felt so happy 🙂
Once it is done, take the piping aid and put it in a plastic bag ( I just used a ziploc bag and cut its end) and squeeze in the frosting.
Now over the cupcakes, what ever shape you want get the frosting done.
Simple cup cake is ready 🙂
For vegan friends, use vegan butter instead of normal butter and do the frosting.
Never late bringing it to Fiesta Friday , Happy FF dear friends 🙂
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srividhya said:
Great malar.. eggless is awesome 🙂
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Malar said:
Thanks Sri 🙂
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acbistro said:
superb, Malar 🙂 happy FF
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Malar said:
Happy FF Andy 🙂 Thanks!!
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Traditionally Modern Food said:
I couldn’t c mangoes anywhr.. I love mango cake with pulp. Like your frosting. Appreciate your effort without mixer great job
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Malar said:
Hmm yeah Vidya, all mixed up with wheat flour 😉 So you can’t find them. Thanks dear 🙂
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cafegarima said:
These look so good Malar 🙂 I love mangoes ❤
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Malar said:
Thank you very much di 🙂
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lapetitepaniere said:
I adore Mango and I adore cupcake, this recipe is for me Malar 🙂
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Malar said:
Aww Linda, I am so very happy you like these 🙂 absolutely for you 🙂
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Sophie33 said:
Waw, these beautful frosted cupcakes look, just wonderful, my friend! I love the fact that you used real mango in the frosting too! They look fingerlicking tasty!
On my list to make today! xx MMMMMMM!
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Malar said:
Thank you very much Sophie for your kind words 🙂 DO try it 🙂 xx
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Aruna Panangipally said:
I see you are a mango freak like me. 🙂
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Malar said:
hehe, yes Aruna same as you 🙂
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Chitra Jagadish said:
Anything mango am in. …an this looks just super cool heavenly treat Malar. ..love the concept of using fresh mango in here. …yum yum…
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Malar said:
hehe yes fresh mango was totally inviting 🙂 Thanks Chitra!!
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skd said:
I love mangoes, and these cupcakes are amazing. Yumm 🙂
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Malar said:
Thank you very much SKD 🙂
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Charanya said:
You are amazing ❤
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Malar said:
Not as much as you sweetie, I admire you for bringing so many lovely vegan treats for us 🙂 ❤
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Jhuls said:
I love anything mangoes, but I really haven’t tried mango cupcakes. Can you really taste the mangoes?? I hope you made more as I am having more of these. 😀 Thanks for bringing these with you and happy FF. ❤
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Malar said:
Happy FF Jhuls, Yes absolutely you can find the predominant flavor of mangoes 🙂 Oh yes , you can have lot more 😀 Lots of friends asking me for more of these cup cakes 🙂
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Bikramjit said:
3.99 dollars OH MY GODDDDDDDdddddd.. that is CHEAP and even 1dollar is cheap .. here it is 1Pound double the price …
the cup cakes look to yummmyyyyyyyy .. i think i need to come over 🙂 to have some
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Malar said:
Aww double the price, hmm….That is costly 🙂 Please do come 🙂 Thanks 🙂
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spiceinthecity said:
Wow, mango frosting sounds so wonderful Malar! Just lovely 🙂
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Malar said:
Thanks Naina 🙂
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natasha said:
Yumm…in India monsoon has started hence no mangoes…I will have to wait for next summer to try these yumm cupcakes…
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Malar said:
Aww that’s bad to wait for one more year , I will remind you next summer Natasha 🙂 Thanks dear!!!
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Michelle @ Giraffes Can Bake said:
These look yummy! Definitely a great way to use the mangoes! What are you going to do with the rest of them?
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Malar said:
Thanks Michelle!! That’s a good question , I really need to think of other mangoes now 🙂
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radhikasethi said:
Looks yum Malar, I am sure these must have not lasted long 😀 how did the cupcakes turn out with wheat flour?
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Malar said:
Hey Thanks Radhika!! It did turn out well with wheat flour dear but you can’t expect it too smooth as APF though 🙂 Try it once 🙂
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radhikasethi said:
Cool! Will definitely try it out. Did u use atta with which we make roti?
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Malar said:
Yes dear, atta flour works 🙂
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Arl's World said:
So pretty Malar! I can imagine that they taste wonderful 🙂
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Malar said:
Thanks Arl!! 🙂
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Selma's Table said:
These look wonderful despite your lack of kitchen appliances and aids! Job well done!! I love using mangoes in smoothies in the morning – I have a stick blender which makes it easy to whizz up in a tall glass! Today, I have made one with half a mango, a few soft dates, some vanilla yoghurt and a little milk or you cold use some orange juice to thin it out! Thanks for sharing this with us at Fiesta Friday – it’s never too late!
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Malar said:
Thank you very much Selma 🙂 Mango smoothie is one of the best and how sweet of you to give me your recipe!! I will prepare this for breakfast. Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
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coconutcraze said:
Love mangoes and love cup cakes…! So this is my favourite recipe. Your icing looks almost perfect without all the tools. Good job, Malar!
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Malar said:
Thank you very much 🙂
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HostessAtHeart said:
I love mangoes, and this recipe looks delicious! I am spoiled with m kitchen tools. You did such a wonderful job using what you have available. Great job!
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Malar said:
Thank you very much Julie 🙂 I feel very happy when all of you friends from Fiesta Friday encourage so much 🙂
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livecook said:
Mango frosting looks and sounds yummy! Will give this a try!
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Malar said:
Thanks and do try it 🙂
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Chhapanbhog said:
Hi Malar, cupcakes looks super awesome… I love mangoes…:) happy FF..:)
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Malar said:
Thank you so much dear 🙂
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