
Personally, I like both the cake and the frosting when I have a cupcake because the two elements balance each other when eaten together. For others, the cupcake experience is all about the frosting, which they feel should be sweet, indulgent and in huge, billowy piles. They could take or leave the cake part. While the cake part of the cupcakes featured above is probably tasty, the thick frosting is one that should send thrills of joy through the hearts of frosting-lovers.
This is a Peach Cupcake with Martha Stewart's Mascarpone Frosting, made by the Cupcake Queen at 52 Cupcakes. The frosting is a combination of mascarpone, whipped cream and a little confectioners' sugar that is beaten at high speed until it is light as a cloud and richer than just about any other frosting you're likely to come across. With the peach cupcake, the frosting makes the dessert taste like peaches and cream, but it would work well on a chocolate or vanilla cake, too.

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9-07-2006 @9:22AM Angela Pitt said... All your food porn pictures look good enough to eat!
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9-06-2006 @6:35PM Joe said... This sounds better than SEX! heehee! I'm going to get my wife to try it (the BURGER RECIPE!) tonight!
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9-07-2006 @1:16AM Evie said... What an article, what a mouth-watering picture! I love mascarpone and italian food in general, and this recipe is so inspiring ...
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9-07-2006 @9:08AM Laura said... I'm drooling. I have some marscapone in the fridge that I've been wanting to use as well. Thanks Nicole!
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