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  4. Toffee-ettes® mini chocolate Valentine’s candy cupcake
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    As a fan of the Food Network’s Iron Chef America, I find it fascinating how chefs can incorporate one single ingredient into so many different dishes (trout ice cream, anyone?….)  So, when an email arrived from a representant of See’s Candies®, offering me a chance to develop other sweets using their own products, I jumped at the chance of playing mini Iron Chef!
    My challenge was to come up with a Valentine’s day treat using one of See’s many candy products. Unfortunately, See’s Candies ® shops are not in Canada, but they were happy to send me a couple of products of my choice. I looked through the site and it was a tough choice. In the end, I settled on See’s Toffee-ettes® and Dark Mint Krispys®.
    My next challenge was to find a recipe that used simple ingredients and was quick to prepare. I settled on the tried and true recipe for my cream cheese and chocolate mini-cupcakes. The chocolate batter is a cinch to put together and has a wonderful deep flavor. Add crushed Toffee-ettes® for texture and you’ve got a nice two-bite chocolaty-sweet and crunchy cupcake. Here’s the final recipe:
    Toffee-ettes® mini chocolate Valentine’s candy cupcake
    Preheat oven to 350F.
    Dry Ingredients:
    In a medium bowl, mix well together using a whisk:
    1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
    1 cup granulated sugar
    1/4 cup cocoa
    1 tsp baking soda
    1/2 tsp salt
    In a large measuring cup, or small bowl, mix together:
    1 cup cold water
    1/2 cup vegetable oil
    1 Tbsp white vinegar
    1 tsp vanilla
    Pour liquid ingredients into dry ingredients, whisk well until smooth. Crush approximately 10 Toffee-ettes® nuggets using a small processor. This should yield about one cup of crumble. Fold the crumble into the batter. Fill each cupcake liner to 3/4 full. Bake 16-18 minutes. Freezes well, and thaws in just a couple of minutes. Yields about 48 mini cupcakes.
    Toffee-ettes® make a versatile add-on to many baked goods. The only challenge would be to keep them around  long enough. They’re addictive just on their own! Stay tuned for my take on the Dark Mint Krispys®.
           
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