Hi Elisha, This recipe can definitely be doubled to make 24 cupcakes. Simply double all of the ingredients and bake according to the directions. You should not have to adjust the bake time. Happy baking!
Does it matter if you use whole milk buttermilk for low fat buttermilk?
Hi Pat, You an use low-fat and whole buttermilk interchangeably without great differences in the final baked good. Happy baking!
Tried recipe today and cupcakes came out mushy in the middle. followed recipe exactly as written. disappointed
Hi Debbie, We are sorry to hear that you were disappointed with the Classic Cupcake recipe. Your information was forwarded to our Consumer Relations Department. Someone will be reaching out. Happy baking1
I followed this recipe to the max and my cupcakes turned out delicious!!
This batter is SUPER loose (like alarmingly so). I went with it and was rewarded. Took exactly 23 minutes to bake (toothpick clean) and the cupcakes are light, moist and tender and perfect. Made 15 "normal size" cupcakes.
Is this batter supposed to be so “soupy”
Hi Karen, Thanks for your feedback on the Classic Cupcake. After testing it was noted that the recipe needed adjusting. A refreshed Classic Cupcake recipe is now in place. Thanks and Happy Baking!
Something went wrong and I had to throw them away. Could be operator error. I'm going to try again, using the same flour but a different recipe.
Hi Michelle, We're so sorry that the recipe didn't turn out as you had hoped. Please come back and let us know if you have success with the second recipe. Happy Baking!
Do I use salted or unsalted butter?
Hi Monika, You should use unsalted butter for the Classic Cupcake recipe. Happy Baking!
What can I use instead of buttermilk
Hi Kimberly, An easy substitution for buttermilk is; Use 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar plus enough milk to make 1 cup. Let stand 5 minutes before using. Or add 1 ¾ teaspoons of cream of tartar to 1 cup whole milk. You can find this substitution and many other useful tips on our Baking Tips page at https://swansdown.com/baking-tips/. Happy baking!
Can I ask how hot does the water have to be and when should I add it in ?
Hi Veruschka, The hottest that you can get from your tap, or just at boiling is ideal. You should add it in the second step "ADD remaining ingredients." Happy baking!
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Can this recipe be doubled?
Hi Elisha, This recipe can definitely be doubled to make 24 cupcakes. Simply double all of the ingredients and bake according to the directions. You should not have to adjust the bake time. Happy baking!
Does it matter if you use whole milk buttermilk for low fat buttermilk?
Hi Pat, You an use low-fat and whole buttermilk interchangeably without great differences in the final baked good. Happy baking!
Tried recipe today and cupcakes came out mushy in the middle. followed recipe exactly as written. disappointed
Hi Debbie, We are sorry to hear that you were disappointed with the Classic Cupcake recipe. Your information was forwarded to our Consumer Relations Department. Someone will be reaching out. Happy baking1
I followed this recipe to the max and my cupcakes turned out delicious!!
This batter is SUPER loose (like alarmingly so). I went with it and was rewarded. Took exactly 23 minutes to bake (toothpick clean) and the cupcakes are light, moist and tender and perfect. Made 15 "normal size" cupcakes.
Is this batter supposed to be so “soupy”
Hi Karen, Thanks for your feedback on the Classic Cupcake. After testing it was noted that the recipe needed adjusting. A refreshed Classic Cupcake recipe is now in place. Thanks and Happy Baking!
Something went wrong and I had to throw them away. Could be operator error. I'm going to try again, using the same flour but a different recipe.
Hi Michelle, We're so sorry that the recipe didn't turn out as you had hoped. Please come back and let us know if you have success with the second recipe. Happy Baking!
Do I use salted or unsalted butter?
Hi Monika, You should use unsalted butter for the Classic Cupcake recipe. Happy Baking!
What can I use instead of buttermilk
Hi Kimberly, An easy substitution for buttermilk is; Use 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar plus enough milk to make 1 cup. Let stand 5 minutes before using. Or add 1 ¾ teaspoons of cream of tartar to 1 cup whole milk. You can find this substitution and many other useful tips on our Baking Tips page at https://swansdown.com/baking-tips/. Happy baking!
Can I ask how hot does the water have to be and when should I add it in ?
Hi Veruschka, The hottest that you can get from your tap, or just at boiling is ideal. You should add it in the second step "ADD remaining ingredients." Happy baking!