I made these cupcakes when I needed to use up some extra frosting from another cake I had made. The left over colours I had were red, blue and grey which is what made me decide what characters to do. There aren’t any grey characters so luckily I also had some leftover green sugar sprinkles … Read more
I made these Cookie Monster, Elmo, and Oscar the Grouch Cupcakes for my very sweet 2yr old little boy’s birthday! He loves Sesame Street and especially Elmo! All of the cupcakes are chocolate. The Elmo and Cookie Monster cupcakes are filled with homemade coconut cream (the filling was just homemade vanilla pudding with coconut extract). … Read more
I got the idea for making the Sesame Street Birthday Cupcakes from another cupcake submission on this website. I used mainly the same things like marshmallows for Elmo and Cookie’s eyes, Oreos for the mouths, etc. However, for Bert & Ernie’s ears I used Spree candies. I also put some cupcakes with “1” on them … Read more
These Sesame street cupcakes were really fun to do for a friends son’s birthday party. For the furry characters always work from the outside edge of the cupcake inward doing the center last. Elmo: To ice the cupcake use red frosting and a small star tip to give Elmo a “fuzzy” appearance. Gently saw an … Read more
I made these homemade Sesame Street cupcakes for my son’s 2nd birthday party. They went well with our Sesame Street theme. I iced the cupcakes with butter cream icing dyed with food colouring. I used marshmallow eyes for Elmo and Cookie Monster. Cookie Monster’s mouth was a broken off chunk of cookie. Elmo’s nose was … Read more
The Cookie Monster cake is a bunch of cupcakes swooshed together and frosted as one cake. It made dishing up the cake so easy!
These homemade Elmo cupcakes were for my son’s daycare class for his 2nd birthday – he was obsessed with Elmo. I simply baked and iced the cupcakes with white icing. I then dipped them in red jimmies (I had to special order these from online, but they were pretty reasonable in price). For the eyes, … Read more
My three year old daughter wanted Sesame Street cupcakes. These were easy; kids can help and have fun. I used a box cake mix and a large tub of store bought white frosting. I mixed some food coloring into cups to make red, yellow, green and blue. You do not have to make the frosting … Read more
My nephew was turning 2 and he loves Elmo. His mother asked me to make Elmo Birthday Cupcakes to go along with the theme for his party. I made regular yellow cake for the cupcakes, I frosted them in butter cream then to get the natural red color of Elmo. I rolled them in red … Read more
For my daughters 2nd birthday I did an Elmo party. I made these cupcakes – just the right size for little hands – and easy enough for Mom to make. I decorated cake-mix cupcakes with red frosting and used candy for face features: yellow M&M’s with a dot of black frosting for eyes, orange M&M’s … Read more
It was my son’s 1st birthday and Sesame Street cupcakes was the way to go. I bought sandwich bags(for piping), large and mini cupcake liners, two boxes of cake mix, three cans of vanilla frosting, 1 jar of Nutella or could use a can chocolate frosting , and one bag of candy corn and one … Read more