Ingredients
Method
Ingredients
Method
You have got nothing to feel guilty about when you drink this! Enjoy!

This is a copycat recipe from dana made it.

Ingredients:
2 - 4 carrots
1/2 cup oil
2 cups sugar
3 eggs
2 tsp vanilla

2. Prep your "buttermilk". If you ever have a recipe that calls for buttermilk, you can create an easy substitute by mixing 1 cup of milk with 2 tsp vinegar. Mix and let it sit while you prepare the rest of the ingredients:

3. In a large bowl beat the oil, sugar, eggs and vanilla together until light, about two minutes.

4. Stir together the flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon.

5. Add the flour mixture and the buttermilk to the creamed mixture. Beat for another two minutes.
6. Stir in the carrots.

7. Pour into a 9x13 pan and Bake for 33 - 40 minutes or just until the center springs back when lightly touched. Cool on a wire rack before frosting. (I baked one round cake and kept the rest of the batter for cupcakes)
For the cream cheese frosting
1. Cream together the cream cheese, butter and vanilla. (This is Amy waiting for a piece of cake!)

2. Add the powdered sugar and enough milk to make a creamy, spreadable frosting. (I used about a tablespoon of milk)
3. And, you're done!

The final result! (my cake decorating sucks)

Cupcakes looked better and yummy!

So yummy!


This is just one of those things that you see all over the Internet or at that one child's great birthday party, but never really had the guts to make it yourself. Well, now you can. It's ridiculously easy and definitely something to make all your friends jealous.
Amy had her birthday last Sunday and I ordered a huge cake and decided to decorate it myself. Not too bad for my first time working with plastic icing, right?

So there was WAY too much cake left and I was tired of eating plastic icing. So this is what I did.
Took all the icing off the cake and broke it up in chunks.

I then took my stick blender and made small crumbs of it all. You can also do this by hand.

I then mixed enough butter icing there for it to be able to be rolled into balls.

I then melted about a table spoon of white cooking chocolate in the microwave, dipped the top parts of sticks in the chocolate and then sticked it into the balls. This will secure the balls to not fall off the sticks. You should put the balls with the sticks in the fridge for at least an hour to totally set before dipping it.

Now I melted about a cup of white cooking chocolate and dipped the balls carefully into the chocolate. It helped to use a spoon or fork to totally cover the balls, but for the smoothest results, it's best to dip it with one motion. I sprinkled some Milo, strawberry milkshake or even green coloured chocolate over some. So pretty!

I even made some without sticks. They were just as cute!

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