Mandi made the post today. Her comments are in red, mine are in black.
As many of you know, February 2nd was Groundhog’s Day. I can’t even remember when my love of this rather odd holiday began. Maybe it was how they waddled all over my nanny’s yard when I was little. I don’t think she liked them very much cause they dug tunnels all over, but I did. And I still do. Three years ago Dan and I lived in Boston with our friend Richie. We decided to throw a little party in honor of the holiday. I did some searching online for some fun recipes to make the party special. I wish I could take credit for these adorable little guys, but that wouldn’t be nice. I got the idea from familyfun.go.com But you can find this recipe all over the web so I’m not really sure who the originator was. So this was the third year I’ve made these groundhog’s day cupcakes…
But before we start, let me caution you right now. These are EXTREMELY time consuming. Maybe start off just making half a dozen groundhogs and the rest regular cupcakes. Cause the amount that I did takes hours. But it is worth. Oh man is it worth it. Just look at these little guys...
Next step is the mini mms for the ears and cheeks… I had to go to FOUR grocery stores to find these. I was getting pretty upset near the end because of course it was the night before I needed them and I think they are the only ones of the candies that wouldn’t swap out too easily… but I found them at the very last store which made me very happy and also Dan very happy cause I probably wouldn’t have been very nice if I had failed my mission… luckily in the U.S. I highly doubt finding them will be a problem for anyone.
Just so you know, I am not a good baker… these are boxed cupcakes…
I know you probably can’t see the time on the stove but it’s 4: 22 AM…. I have issues…
Groundhogs made and waiting… cupcakes baked and cooling… finally time for bed.
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