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Charly
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silly cupcake question
Sorry for the silly question...
I made milk free/egg free mini cupcakes for DD's daycare party tomorrow. They, surprisingly, are not bad.
Anyway, it's been a really really long time since I baked. I put them in a tin with a plastic cover. Do I need to refrigerate them?
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Re: silly cupcake question
nope.. just keep them covered 
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Arodisi
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Re: silly cupcake question
Posted by Charly
Sorry for the silly question...
I made milk free/egg free mini cupcakes for DD's daycare party tomorrow. They, surprisingly, not bad.
Anyway, it's been a really really long time since I baked. I put them in a tin with a plastic cover. Do I need to refrigerate them?
no - covered is fine...
also - do you have that recipe?? i would love a milk&egg free cupcake recipe!!
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Charly
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Re: silly cupcake question
Well I cheated and used a cake mix from Mrs. Greens market. All natural, organic, peanut, dairy and egg free.
BUT Lee was nice enough to email one this morning that I can forward you!!!
I'll fm...
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laurabora
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Re: silly cupcake question
Posted by Arodisi
Posted by Charly
Sorry for the silly question...
I made milk free/egg free mini cupcakes for DD's daycare party tomorrow. They, surprisingly, not bad.
Anyway, it's been a really really long time since I baked. I put them in a tin with a plastic cover. Do I need to refrigerate them?
no - covered is fine...
also - do you have that recipe?? i would love a milk&egg free cupcake recipe!!
There's a mix made by Cherrybrook Kitchen that is Dairy/Egg/Nut free that is surprisingly good. You can get it at some health food stores.
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Charly
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Re: silly cupcake question
Posted by laurabora
There's a mix made by Cherrybrook Kitchen that is Dairy/Egg/Nut free that is surprisingly good. You can get it at some health food stores.
That's exactly the one I used!!! It's a little drier, but even my DH liked it.
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Re: silly cupcake question
The Cherrybrook kitchen mixes are also really good! If you have extra, you can freeze the frosted cupcakes and just pull one out when you need one - I do it for Ryan all the time. His preschool even has like 6 of them frozen there in case something comes up that I didn't know about!
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