“Juicy Lucy” Cupcakes

“Juicy Lucy” Cupcakes

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Ever had a Juicy Lucy?

We all know there’s nothing better than a burger.  Unless it’s a Juicy Lucy, which one-ups a regular burger as it is two patties stuffed with a hot gooey, cheesy center (Beware: That first bite can be dangerous!).  It sounds odd to the uninitiated, but the Juicy Lucy is truly a burger graduated to the proverbial next level.

juicy lucy burger recipe

So it’s easy to see then, how the new Fun-da-middle cupcakes, with their ingenious creamy filling, could take the Burger CUPCAKE to a completely new and previously unimagined realm.  The “Juicy Lucy” Burger Cupcake is everything that you would expect in its less-adorned bretheren – a faux “bun” studded with sesame seeds and a stylized application of various icings and colored coconut for visual tomfoolery.  The filling adds both the “juicy” and the “lucy”!  So let’s ask the question a different way – what could be more fun than a tiny burger cupcake?  A “Juicy Lucy” Burger Cupcake, that’s what!

The best part – this is super easy.  Prepare the Fun-da-middles according to package directions (I used the yellow cake/white filling mix.).  Sprinkle with sesame seeds.  Bake as directed.  Let the cupcakes cool completely then remove the paper wrappers.

funda-middle-cupcake burger bun

Slice each cupcake in half.

burger cupcake cut buns

Add a circle of chocolate frosting on each “bottom bun”.

burger patties for cupcake

Add colored coconut “lettuce”.

burger cupcake coconut lettuce

Pipe on red and yellow frosting to simulate ketchup and mustard.

ketchup and mustard

Place (don’t press) a “top bun” on each frosted bottom half.  Refrigerate the cupcakes until 20 minutes to serving time.  (Keeping the cupcakes cold will help the frosting maintain its shape – otherwise the burgers can compress and look a bit flat and melty!).

mini juicy lucy cupcake

Hope you enjoy!

XO Michelle

Michelle Palm created the Jelly Shot Test Kitchen blog after discovering a lack of cocktail-style jelly shot recipes. Look for her posts here, and check her Tablespoon member profile often to see what she’s already gelled up!


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Anonymous said:

I’m SO making these! thanks.


8/29/2012 12:41 PM
Anonymous said:

Made them for a cook out people enjoyed them!


8/21/2012 2:20 PM
Anonymous said:

I made them for my husbands birthday they were so delicious !


8/21/2012 2:18 PM
Anonymous said:

They look yummy to I just want to eat them


7/11/2012 6:50 AM
Anonymous said:

They look so cute


7/11/2012 6:47 AM
Anonymous said:

They look so cute


7/11/2012 6:47 AM
Anonymous said:

Umm, does this person not know what jucy lucy’s are? There’s supposed to be cheese inside the burger!


11/29/2011 7:27 PM
Anonymous said:

they are the best idea ever!


10/29/2011 12:24 AM
Anonymous said:

Sorry – I only eat sweets when a culinary artist does the due diligence to make it look like a malignant tumor.


9/11/2011 12:05 PM
Anonymous said:

Ok Live in UK and we cant buy these Fundamiddles over here. Can I make my own cupcakes with marshmallow filling would this work as well


9/04/2011 4:15 AM
Anonymous said:

“What’s the creamy white substance that appears to be be applied before the chocolate frosting and looks like mayo when you bite into the cupcake? Plain vanilla frosting?”


It comes with the Fundamiddles it’s a vanilla marshmallow cream.


9/03/2011 11:08 PM
Anonymous said:

I made them sugar free except for the little bit of coconut, a bit of work but sooo worth the effort! : )


9/03/2011 9:05 PM
Anonymous said:

What’s the creamy white substance that appears to be be applied before the chocolate frosting and looks like mayo when you bite into the cupcake? Plain vanilla frosting?


9/03/2011 2:06 AM
Jackiefo said:

I am OBSESSED with these! And they are definitely labor intensive but not really hard!


9/01/2011 9:32 PM
Anonymous said:

I love brownies


8/29/2011 9:59 PM
Anonymous said:

I love that how cute!


8/29/2011 3:49 PM
Anonymous said:

@Anonymous- when you use brownies, what do you do to make it look like a burger patty?


8/29/2011 3:37 PM

Brownies sound like a cute idea too!


8/29/2011 3:35 PM
Anonymous said:

Those are really cute, but I prefer using brownies for the “burger” portion. Looks more realistic.


8/29/2011 2:04 PM
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