Oreo Cookie Cupcakes

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Are you an oreo cookies fan? My brother in law 'Leonardo' is the biggest oreo fan I have ever seen. There is never enough oreos in the world for him. No matter what flavor - double stuffed or not. He loves himself some oreos  : - )


Just the other day I decided to make oreo cookie cupcakes and boy! Oh boy! did they come out delicious. I crushed up some redo and put it in the batter and I made a vanilla icing on top and then topped it off with 1 whole oreo cookie. Really yummy; they tasted just like an oreo cookie cake. Here is how you can make your own.


Ingredients:
1 pack oreo cookies
1 cups powdered confectionary sugar
1/2 cup heavy cream
1 tsp clear vanilla extract

How to make it:
Preheat oven to 350F. Follow my basic cake recipe then: Take half of your oreo cookies packet and scrape off the inside (the filling) from all of your cookies and take only the chocolate cookies itself and crumb them up and throw them into your cake batter once you are completely done following the recipe above. Mix it all in and put them into your muffin trays. Bake in cupcake trays for 25 minutes in the oven. (Do Not over bake or it will harden) ( if you are not making muffins, then just put it into a cake tin and bake in the oven as usual, exactly as is described on the basic cake recipe above)

While your cupcakes are baking in the oven work on making the icing. In a big bowl using an electronic mixer. Mix in your confectionary sugar, heavy cream, and vanilla extract. Mix it well until it is like a frosting. Frost the top of your cupcake with it once its done and then top it off with your oreo cupcakes and your done.
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From my kitchen to yours
Elise

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