I have been working and looking for a recipe for
frosting that was low in sugar and high in flavor for a long time. And I have
found one form babycakes recipe book that I have made a little different. This
is actually the best tasting frosting I have ever had. I made this recipe the
day before my son’s birthday party and everyone loved it. This recipe is enough
for 2 dozen cup cakes and it lasts for up to a month in the fridge. I made
these with an almond butter banana chocolate cup cake. I’ll post that
recipe when I have more time. Right now I’m thirty seven weeks pregnant with my third and I still haven’t
packed my hospital bag. I’ll be doing that today and shopping for whatever I
don’t have on the list. I’m excited and nervous.
recipe here for, Moist Chocolate Cupcakes (low glycemic)
recipe here for, Moist Chocolate Cupcakes (low glycemic)
Ingredients:
- 1
1/4 cup milk (regular cow's milk)
- 1
cup dry milk powder
- 1/4
cup agave
- 1
1/2 cup coconut oil
- 1tbsp
coconut flour
- 1
tbsp vanilla
- 2
tbsp of lemon juice
In a food processor or
blender add the milk, dried milk, agave, coconut flour and vanilla
and blend for 1 minute. Liquefy the oil (add to a sauce pan on low heat
until it becomes liquid. make sure that the liquid amount adds up to 1 1/2
cups). While the food processor is on add the liquefied oil slowly. After you
add the oil let blend for 30 more seconds. The frosting will be runny
until the coconut oil cools by placing it in the fridge for 4 hours.
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