To help you prepare for Dr. Seuss Day, we wanted to share this adorable Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss Cupcakes. Made with boxed cake mix and a few simple ingredients, make these cupcakes for kids on March 2.
Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss Cupcakes
“I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam-I-Am!” Whether are Sam-I-Am, Sarah-I-Am, or Whomever-I-Am and love or hate green eggs and ham, we have a fun Dr. Seuss Cupcake for you! This cupcake is an adorable after school snack for Dr. Seuss Day on March 2. Use your favorite vanilla cupcake mix, some green icing and vanilla icing topped with black rope licorice to make these adorable cupcakes!
Enjoy!
Ingredients:
- 10 to 12 Prepared Cupcakes (6 white and 4 to 6 Green cupcakes)
- 1 Container White Frosting
- 1 Container Green Frosting
- 2 cups (Roughly 4 to 6 cupcakes) Crumbled Green Cake
- Black Rope Licorice
Directions:
- Prepare vanilla cupcakes according to the package. Make sure a few of your cupcakes are green (use a few drops of green food coloring when mixing the batter.)
- Cook according to package directions and cool.
- Frost all the white cupcakes with the white frosting in a flat, smooth layer.
- Mix the crumbled green cake with a tablespoon or two of green frosting until it comes together so you can scoop it. (Note: When I made my white cupcakes, I tinted 4-6 with green coloring to get my green cake.)
- Use a small cookie scoop, a put a rounded scoop of green cake mixture on the center of each cupcake so it looks like a green egg yolk.
- Take a piece of licorice rope about the length to make a circle shape on top of a cupcake. Lay a piece on each cupcake in a circular shape around the edge, it will naturally curve and not be a perfect circle. This is what you want it to do, so just press it into the frosting so it lays down. It should look like the edge of an egg.
- Enjoy these fun treats for Dr. Seuss Day!
Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss Cupcakes
Description
To help you prepare for Dr. Seuss Day, we wanted to share this adorable Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss Cupcakes. Made with boxed cake mix and a few simple ingredients, make these cupcakes for kids on March 2.
Ingredients
- 10 to 12 Prepared Cupcakes (6 white and 4 to 6 Green cupcakes)
- 1 Can White Frosting
- 1 Can Green Frosting
- 2 cups (Roughly 4 to 6 cupcakes) Crumbled Green Cake
- Black Rope Licorice
Instructions
- Prepare vanilla cupcakes according to the package. Make sure a few of your cupcakes are green (use a few drops of green food coloring when mixing the batter.)
- Cook according to package directions and cool.
- Frost all the white cupcakes with the white frosting in a flat, smooth layer.
- Mix the crumbled green cake with a tablespoon or two of green frosting until it comes together so you can scoop it. (Note: When I made my white cupcakes, I tinted 4-6 with green coloring to get my green cake.)
- Use a small cookie scoop, a put a rounded scoop of green cake mixture on the center of each cupcake so it looks like a green egg yolk.
- Take a piece of licorice rope about the length to make a circle shape on top of a cupcake. Lay a piece on each cupcake in a circular shape around the edge, it will naturally curve and not be a perfect circle. This is what you want it to do, so just press it into the frosting so it lays down. It should look like the edge of an egg.
- Enjoy these fun treats for Dr. Seuss Day!
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