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Friday, August 23, 2013

Orange Chiffon Cupcakes (香橙雪芳蛋糕)



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Growing up in Hong Kong, I had my fair share of a very famous bakery’s chiffon cupcakes.  They were individually packaged and available in most supermarkets (yeah, I know, they were packaged cupcakes, not even freshly baked from a bakery!  What was I thinking, huh?)  Their orange flavor chiffon cakes were my favorites.  I couldn't recall how many times I had it for breakfast or as afternoon pick-me-ups, probably too many and too often.  But they were good, at least, I thought so when I was a kid.  I craved for this childhood favorite every now and then.  Of course, I won’t be flying back to Hong Kong any time soon just to ease my craving for a chiffon cake, worse, a packaged chiffon cake!   Fortunately, I can recreate this childhood favorite in my own kitchen now!  Plus, freshly baked chiffon cakes are better than packaged ones, yes I know better now! 

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A chiffon cake is a light  and fluffy cake usually made with vegetable oil, eggs, sugar, flour, baking powder, and flavorings.   To achieve the light and fluffy texture, the egg whites and egg yolks are separated.  The egg whites are whisked with sugar until stiff peak.  The egg yolks are incorporated with other ingredients, then a folding technique is used to combine the two into one batter before baking.  In my recipe, I used butter instead of vegetable oil for a richer flavor.  As always, I like my cupcakes not overly sweet.  However, my Kids do have a sweet tooth so I created an orange glaze just for them to drizzle on top for extra flavor and sweetness.   

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In case if you wonder, yes, I used the oranges from my In-Law’s garden.  They were super sweet and juicy.  I used both the orange zest, which was extremely fragrant, and the orange juice in these chiffon cupcakes.  These chiffon cupcakes will stay soft and fluffy for a few days….that is, if they last that long in your house.  Now, I don’t need to fly back to Hong Kong for the chiffon cakes, but I do wish I have any orange tree in my own garden!  

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Below is how the cupcake looks inside, soft, light, spongy and fluffy, which is exactly how a chiffon cake should be.  So, when you fold the egg whites into the egg yolk batter, make sure you do not deflate too much air from the egg whites.  Using a soft silicone spatula such as this one for the job will definitely help.  Also, I used these paper baking cups to make this batch.  Not only they are beautiful, but they are also very sturdy.  Unlike traditional baking cups, these stay in shape and keep their color even after baking, so they are perfect for parties and gatherings.  Plus, you don’t need a muffin pan when you use these baking cups.  I highly recommend them.  But then of course, you can always use the traditional cupcake pans and paper linings for these cupcakes, they will taste equally good. 

Note:  I won these paper baking cups from the giveaway at Carol’s beautiful blog not long ago.  Thank you again, Carol.

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I personally can’t decided if I like this Orange Chiffon Cupcake better with or without the orange glaze on top.  The glaze adds a little sweetness and more orange flavor as it’s packed with orange zest.  Guess I’ll have to do a little bit more taste tests before I can decide!  My Kiddos definitely love these cupcakes with the glaze, especially when I let them pour their own glaze on top of the cakes.   

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Do you have a childhood favorite treat that’s not available to you anymore?  Were you able to recreate it in your own kitchen like I did?  I would love to hear from you and maybe try your recipes too.   
Hope you enjoy today’s post and recipe.  Until next time…..

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Orange Chiffon Cupcakes (香橙雪芳蛋糕): (Printable Recipe)
Makes: one dozen

Ingredients for the Cupcakes:

1 and 1/2 cups of cake flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1/4 teaspoon of kosher salt
4 large eggs, separated
3/4 cup of sugar, divided  (use 1 cup if you prefer a sweeter cake)
1/4 teaspoon of cream of tartar
4 tablespoons butter, melted
zest of 2 oranges
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon orange extract
1/2 cup fresh orange juice

Ingredients for the Orange Glaze:

zest of 1 orange
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
2/3 cup powdered sugar

To prepare the cupcakes:

Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Line 12 muffin paper cups in a muffin pan or use the free-stand paper baking cups as shown in my picture.

In a large mixing bowl, sift cake flour and baking powder together. Set aside. In the bowl of the stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, whisk the egg white, salt and cream of tartar together until soft peak form. Add half of the sugar and beat until stiff peak forms.

Transfer the egg white mixture to a clean bowl. In the bowl of the mixer, beat the egg yolks, remaining of the sugar together until pale yellow. Add the butter, orange zest, vanilla extract and orange extract until incorporated.

Turn mixer to low, add 1/3 of the flour mixture into the egg yolk batter, follow by 1/2 of the orange juice, then 1/3 of the flour mixture, remaining of the orange juice, and then the remaining 1/3 of flour mixture. Mix until mixture just combined.

Then, fold in the egg white mixture, 1/3 at a time, until just incorporated.

With an ice cream scoop, evenly distribute the cake batter among the prepared baking cups. Bake for 30 minutes, or until a tooth pick insert into the cupcakes and comes out clean. Cool on wiring rack.

To prepare the orange glaze:
In a small bowl, stir all ingredients until no lumps. Drizzle onto cooled cupcakes. Enjoy.




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138 comments:

  1. Wow! You make the yummiest treats, Amy! You had me at "orange chiffon." Hugs & joy, T. http://tickledpinkwoman.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you, Tina. Glad you like this orange chiffon cupcake. :)

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  2. Oh wow, Amy, your Orange chiffon cupcakes looks incredible beautiful and gorgeous. It must be full of citrus flavour. Me too, I wouldn't sure whether I want to eat this cupcakes with or without orange glaze. But can I ask for two cupckes from you, one with the glaze and one without. Yum!

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    1. Thank you, Mel. Glad you like my cupcakes. I know...do hard to decide whether to add glaze or not. Good choice for having 2 cupcakes, one of each is the best way to go.

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  3. I know what you mean about favorite childhood foods that aren't available anymore, although about some of them I am glad, since my tastes have changed and I wouldn't like them so much now. Cake for breakfast as a kid was the best!

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    1. I know...no wonderful my kids would ask for cakes for breakfast! I guess that's in the gene! hahaha...

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  4. Hong Kong! exotic!! Were you a little princess riding your pony and taking tea breaks with these gorgeous cupcakes? :)
    This is funny, I am going through something of a 'homecoming' to my russian/ukrainian roots especially in the baking arena - craving to recreate all the cakes my grandma and mom made! I'll be sharing these soon. Oh, and my motto: when in doubt GLAZE IT!!

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    1. hehe...I love your motto! And for sure my kids would agree with that. ;)

      Oh...I can't wait to see your posts on recreating cakes that your grandma and mom made. Really look forward to that.

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  5. Looks yummy. I like the orange glaze on the chiffon cake.

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    1. Thank you, Jozelyn. Glad you like chiffon cakes too. Yup...this glaze is amazing on the cupcakes.

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  6. Chiffon cake is one of my favorite types of cakes. I've always wanted to make an orange version. Your cupcakes are just beautiful! Love them in their baking cups..perfect size. Totally yum!

    I have so many childhood favs, I can't even pick one. Have you ever made those little red bean pudding cakes - they used to come in a stick sometimes in HK? I tried it once. I bet you could make a great version with your homemade red beans!

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    1. Oh...My late grandpa used to buy those red bean pudding cakes for us every week when he visited! That brought back so much memories. I can't wait to recreate those at home too.

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  7. Wow ! Orange chiffon cupcakes looks delicious and drool worthy,

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    1. Thank you, Sapana. Glad you love these cupcakes. :)

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  8. The chiffon cupcakes looks so adorable, light, airy and tall! Yum!

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    1. Thank you, Kiran. Glad you love these little fluffy treats too. ;)

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  9. OMG, this is really beautiful. Isn't orange so beautiful in desserts especially cupcakes? The cupcakes remind me of Taiwanese cheesecakes. Lovely, I've always wanted to go to Hong Kong, and I never really did ;( maybe someday soon, and I will definitely have to ask you for some tips!! After looking at your mouthwatering and gorgeous photos especially the amazing orange glaze, I really want to veganize them! I am bookmarking this, Amy!

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    1. Interesting! Don't think I've ever tried the Taiwanese cheesecake yet (only the Japanese kind, not sure if they're similar). :) Oh...You've got to visit Hong Kong, it's such a busy and fun place. Let me know when you go. :) Can't wait to see your veganized version of these cupcakes. Have fun baking.

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    1. Thank you. Glad you like these little cupcake treats.

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  11. I will have as many as you can spare ... so yummy , love oranges . thank for sharings :) .

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    1. Thank you, Nee. :) oh...these cupcakes were so good. My kids finished them so quick...probably at record time! ;)

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  12. I was going to comment on the beautiful wrappers on your cupcakes- so cool that you won them!! These look really delicious. I love a light, not overly sweet cake so I think this would be right up my alley :)

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    1. Aren't those paper cups the cutest things? :) I love them. Best is that they are so sturdy too.

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  13. Orange flavored cakes are my fav, what more when it spongy. Both together are just as good as seeing the pictures you have shared and shown that you can do it.

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    1. Thank you. I love oranges too. :) They are wonderful in cupcakes.

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  14. How do you do it - the cupcakes look so perfect! I don't have orange flavored cupcakes enough, I think it's about to change! :)

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    1. Thank you, Pamela. Hope you'll give these a try soon. They are amazing. :)

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  15. Doesn't the word "chiffon" sound so delicate and lovely? That's how your cupcakes look. (And I love the green wrappers.)

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    1. Thank you...oh yeah, these are super light and delicate. Really love the fluffiness of these chiffon cupcakes. And those wrapper are just fun to use too. :)

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  16. nuff said, should i called this as a dessert porn...
    glorious orange zest!

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    1. Thank you....:P Whatever you love to call it, I have no problem with that. My kids all them yummy stuffs. :P

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  17. Bizcochos simplemente delicioso y hermoso como una esponja , me encanta ,abrazos.





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    1. Gracias. Me alegro de que usted ama estos pequeños pasteles de gasa de color naranja también. Ellos son los favoritos de mis hijos.

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  18. What delicious little cakes, Amy! I can tell by looking at them how moist and delicious they are. I'm sure these are so much better than those you bought in Hong Kong :)

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    1. Thank you...hehe...I always love a homemade version better than packaged treats. At least I know what's in there and they are always fresh. :) Happy Friday and have a great weekend.

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  19. They look perfect and I love the cases...so pretty! I am like you I like my cup cakes not too sweet but I'm sure I wouldn't be able to resist the orange glaze on top :)

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    1. Thank you. I know, that glaze on top was really great especially with the orange zest. :) Glad you like these little treats too. Happy Friday and have a great weekend.

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  20. Wow!!! These chiffon cupcakes look so light and fluffy...I also love how you have composed these pictures. Great job!!!

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    1. Thank you, Denise. Glad you like these fluffy little cupcakes. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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    1. Thank you. :) They are quite amazing. Hope you'll give them a try. Have a great weekend.

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  22. The chiffon cupcakes in HK are not as half as good as the ones you have featured here. HK cupcakes are bland but yours looks light and fluffy and with fresh ingredients and a sauce that looks so good. The two are not even close!

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words, BAM. I haven't been back to HKG for a few years already. Haven't tried one of the HKG version for a while. It would be very disappointed to find them bland! :) Oh well, I guess I have to continue to bake my own then. :P Have a beautiful weekend.

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  23. These chiffon cakelets are so adorable, Amy. I am so tempted to bake a batch too.

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    1. Thank you, Angie. Hope you'll give them a try. These are so good.

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  24. Your chiffon cupcakes look light and tasty with and without the orange glaze. Love to visit the inspirational shop in HK one day =) Thank you for the recipe!

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    1. Thank you, Kim. Glad you love these cupcakes and really appreciate that you tried the recipe. :) Hope you'll visit HK soon. It's such a fun place to be...and to shop. ;) Have a beautiful weekend ahead.

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  25. Wow Amy, you're making me drool this early in the morning! Chiffon, angel food and sponge cakes are my absolute favorites. And Asian style too- not too sweet! I don't have those pretty baking cups but it's not going to stop me from baking an orange chiffon cake very soon!

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    1. I agree, Faye. I love light and fluffy cakes too. :) You can definitely use regular cupcakes/muffin cups for these cupcakes. Have fun baking.

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  26. I adore chiffon cakes anytime , love your cuppies version as I usually only make them as bundt ,. And the glaze is to die for !

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    1. I adore chiffon cakes too. Baking them in a bundt pan sounds wonderful and must be looking very elegant. Gotta try that next time. :) Have a happy Friday and wonderful weekend ahead.

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  27. I love chiffon cake especially orange flavours.

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    1. Thank you. Glad this is your favorite too. :) have a great weekend.

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  28. These Orange chiffon cakes are so beautiful! Love the extra drizzling sauce too!!!! Bookmarked!!!!

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    1. Thank you so much Ellena. Glad you like it and that glaze is quite amazing. Hope you'll give this a try soon. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  29. Those are really cupcake fluffballs! I know I'd love the texture.

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    1. Thank you, Joanne. Oh yeah...these are so light and fluffy. :) Hope you'll give them a try soon.

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  30. Chiffon cakes seem to be appearing everywhere these days, but these cuties take the prize! Just lovely!

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    1. Thank you, Paula. :) Glad you love these little fluffy treats. Have a beautiful weekend ahead.

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  31. Your chiffon cupcakes must be very delicious because they look really delicious in the photos. How I wish I have some chiffon cupcakes to eat now.

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    1. Thank you, Mun. Oh yeah, these are really good. My kids always finish them in no time! :P Gotta make my next batch soon.

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  32. These look so great! I haven't tried anything quite like this :)

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    1. Thank you, Rachel. Oh..these little cakes are light and fluffy and packed with citrus flavor. hope you'll give them a try soon.

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  33. I don't think I've ever made chiffon cupcakes. Your orange version would be a hit with my family...and my kids would want the glaze, too :)

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    1. Oh...hope you'll give these chiffon cupcakes a try. They are really good. Yes, the kids are all going for those with the glaze for sure. ;) Have a wonderful weekend.

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  34. Amy, these are outstanding. Truly gorgeous and I bet they taste extraordinary!

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    1. Thank you, Abbe. Oh yeah, these are so good and they disappeared in my house in no time! Have a wonderful weekend ahead.

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  35. Fantastic photography and stunning cake Amy!

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    1. Thank you so much. Glad you like my pictures and treats. :) Have a wonderful weekend ahead.

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  36. These chiffon cupcakes are so pretty! Wish I'm staying next to you so I can have a chance to try your beautiful bakes :)

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    1. Thank you, Ann. Oh, I'm happy to share, any day. Food is definitely tastier when shared with good friends. ;) Have a wonderful weekend, my friend.

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  37. I am so drooling over the lovely pics of this amazing chiffon cupcakes.

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    1. Thank you, Amrita. Glad you like my little chiffon cupcakes. :)

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  38. They look so good! Love that close up with glaze on top!

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    1. Thank you, Olga. Glad you love my cupcakes and pictures. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  39. I grew up loving the HK chiffon cakes as well--it's amazing what you've come up with here. Thanks for sharing, Amy; it looks just like what you'd find at the bakery!

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    1. Thank you, My Dear. Glad you like my little creation trying to capture my memories of childhood favorite cakes. :) Hope you'll give these a try soon. Have a beautiful weekend.

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  40. So soft & fluffy! Those sauce is definitely a plus, Amy! Happy weekend!

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    1. Thank you, Shirley. Glad you like these fluffy treats. :) Have a wonderful weekend.

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  41. These little cakes are so pretty! I love that the cakes themselves have an orange tinge.

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    1. Thank you, Cakelaw. Yes, I love the tang from oranges too. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  42. I don't see a lot of dessert recipes using oranges, and I'm not sure why, because it's such a great flavour. These cupcakes look terrific. Like you, I prefer simpler (less sweet) cupcakes, but I'd make the glaze in this case because of that orange zest!

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    1. Thank you, Beth. I agree, don't see lots of desserts with oranges either. But I definitely love them a lot. Yup, this glaze is wonderful with these fluffy cupcakes. Glad you like them too. have a wonderful weekend.

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  43. Amy, they look so fluffy and beautiful. I enjoy orange and chiffon cakes so this one is perfect. Love little treats. We have a version of this I used to eat back in India, with coconut and orange reduction..so good. Thanks for sharing this winning recipe.

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    1. Thank you, Asha. Yum...a coconut and orange reduction sounds lovely. :) I bet the flavor would be more intense. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  44. What great cupcakes! I haven't had orange chiffon anything in ages. When I was little, orange chiffon cake was one of my mother's specialties. This brings back memories - thanks.

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    1. Oh wow...didn't now you love orange chiffon when you were little. Yup...it's always nice to indulge in our childhood favorites as grown ups. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  45. Those chiffons look so soft and moist. I would like to try this recipe one day, I noticed that butter is used instead of oil in this recipe, I am curious about the taste :)

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    1. Thank you so much. Yeah, I always prefer the taste of butter instead of vegetable oil in my baking. It adds a little more richness. But by all means, you can use vegetable oil if that's what you prefer. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  46. I loved the look of your chiffon cupcakes Amy.. Soo pretty.. Would surely love to try them out :-)

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    1. Thank you, Nilu. Hope you'll give these Orange Chiffon Cupcakes a try soon. They are really good. :) Take care and have a beautiful weekend.

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  47. Oh my - these chiffon cakes look so light and fluffy - and that glaze! oooh so scrumptious! Great job! Thanks for sharing!
    Shashi @ http://runninsrilankan.com

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    1. Thank you, Shashi. Glad you love these fluffy little cakes and the glaze. :)

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  48. Wow Amy! Beautiful chiffon cupcakes bursting with orange flavor. I am definitely going to try this :)

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    1. Thank you, Ambreen. Please let me know how you like it after trying. :) I'm sure you'll love them as much as my family does. Have a great weekend.

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  49. Wow...I am drooling here :) The chiffon cake looks so puffy and soft as if it will melt in the mouth. Loved the cup cake molds too. Orange flavor is one of our favorite flavors.

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    1. Thank you, Shibi. Oh yeah, I love those cake molds too, so easy to use. Glad you also love these chiffon cupcakes. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  50. I have a HUGE sweet tooth and I think these would meet my needs :)

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    1. :) Thank you Ashley. Oh...then you would love to have the glaze with these cupcakes. The cakes themselves are not to sweet. ;) Wish you a beautiful weekend.

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  51. Oh my gosh, these are gorgeous. And I love chiffon cake. I'm totally making these. They look so light and airy, and wonderfully orangey :-)

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    1. Thank you, Susan. Glad you love chiffon cakes too. Give these a try and I'm sure you'll love them as much as my family does. Have fun baking and enjoy.

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  52. absolutely in love ! am making this for sure!

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    1. Thank you, Simi. Let me know how you like them. Have fun baking.

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  53. can i substitute cream of tart with something ?

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    1. I haven't try substituting cream of tartar with another ingredient. The purpose of the cream of tartar is to stabilize the egg whites so it stay nice and foamy. And your chiffon cakes will turn soft, fluffy and tall. It's available in most supermarket next to the spices. Or, you can always get them online here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0087AZDG6/ref=as_li_tf_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0087AZDG6&linkCode=as2&tag=a0464-20

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  54. These look just beautiful! So light and airy. I wish I had one with my cup of tea. Thank you for sharing! I'm hosting a giveaway on my blog (for one of Ryan's necklaces) and I'd love for you to visit. I hope you are doing well, my friend!

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    1. Thank you so much, Monet. I went to check out your giveaway...and I was a bit too late as I'm a bit behind on replying and checking messages. But your hubby is talented in making those necklaces. :) Thanks for inviting.

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  55. These are so cute! Perfect for a little tea party... Anyway,I have a major sweet tooth so I think I would HAVE to pour on some of that lovely orange glaze on top.

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    1. Thank you, Ruby. Oh yes, these would be wonderful for tea parties. :) Ig you have a sweet tooth, you would love to have the orange glaze on top for sure. ;) have fun baking and enjoy.

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  56. Hi Amy, wow... this look so cute and awesome. The texture look so soft and fluffy. I love orange flavor cake, they sure taste and smell good. Great to go with coffee.

    Best regards.

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    1. Thank you, Amelia. :) Oh yeah...I love orange cakes too. This one is particularly good. Hope you'll give it a try. Have a great weekend.

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  57. Sooo pretty! Elegant looking dessert! I like the shape too.

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    1. Thank you. Glad you love these Orange Chiffon Cupcakes. :) They are my kids new favorite. Have a lovely weekend.

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  58. These chiffon cakes look so pretty, light and delicious.
    Love the texture!

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    1. Thank you, Juliana. Oh yeah, these cupcakes are light as feathers. :) Glad you like them too. Have a lovely weekend.

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  59. I grew up eating Garden chiffon cake too!!!! My favorite is the chocolate one! But your orange ones look very pretty, especially with those super cute baking cups. I can't wait to bite into these soft and fluffy orange chiffon cakes. Thanks so much for sharing!

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    1. Oh...so glad you're also a Garden Chiffon cake fan too. ;) I love the chocolate ones as well. Then, I'm sure your're going to love my homemade version. Hope you'll give them a try soon. Have fun baking and enjoy.

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  60. These are beautiful and the wrappers are so pretty. This is a great recipe. I'm saving it to try. I love oranges and chiffon cake. I'm sure these taste soft and with a hint of orange. YUMMY!

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    1. Thank you, Vicki. Glad you love chiffon cakes too. Hope you'll try these soon, they are pretty awesome. ;) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  61. Oh my, these are like sunshine in the form of a cupcake! So gorgeous! The photos are stunning, as usual. I think I would like these with the glaze; it sounds delicious:)

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    1. Thank you, Sue. Glad you love these chiffon cupcakes. :) Yes, that glaze is amazing with these fluffy cuties. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  62. Your cupcakes look so summery, they almost make me want to buy oranges instead of seasonal fruits I have been enjoying for the past months. Beautiful photos, as usually.

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    1. Thank you, Sissi. :) I got these oranges from my in-laws garden. Aren't they gorgeous? I still buy my usual seasonal fruits, can't resist those either. :P

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  63. Hi Amy,
    Your cupcakes are 'ho ho liang'
    My kiddos will definitely go for the glaze ones :D
    May I know your 1 cup flour, how much if equally to gram?
    Thanks.
    mui

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    1. Thank you, Mui Mui. Oh yeah...I think most Kids would love the glaze. :)

      This recipe calls fro 1.5 cup cake flour, which is approximately 187 gram in weight. Hope that helps. Have fun baking.

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  64. I love citrus in my baked goodies and this one is a total winner. Since I have all the ingredients, I am going to bake these today and surprise my daughter.
    Thanks for sharing :-)

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    1. Thank you. Let me know how they turn out. Hope your daughter will like them as much as my family does. Have fun baking and have a wonderful weekend.

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  65. What beautiful cupcakes (and cupcake holders) - they really look so tall and perfect - they remind me a bit of my mum's light-as-a-feather sponge cake - perhaps one day I will attempt to make it.

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    1. Thank you, Johanan. Oh, hope you'll give these a try soon. They are quite easy to make. Yup, these are light as a feather too. I'm sure you'll love them. :) Have a great weekend.

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  66. My Heart just leapt staring at these glorious delicate cakes!

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    1. Thank you, Dear. Glad you like these cupcakes. :) Have a beautiful weekend.

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  67. Major, major drool going on here. I love the chiffon cake and you made into these little cupcakes! SUPER cute and citrus flavor in baked goods is always my favorite!

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    1. Thank you, Nami. Glad you love my chiffon cupcakes. I agree, I love citrus flavor in my baked goods. :)

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  68. These are some of the prettiest chiffon cakes I've ever seen! If I wanted to make this in a round cake tin, what size should I use?

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  69. These look wonderful. I think I will make these for my sister's bridal shower!

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  70. Hi Amy I loved your chiffon cupcakes, they are so pretty. I can imagine the delicious flavour of the orange, yum! I've recently made a batch of cupcakes chiffon but alas, the cakes shrunk so much after coming out from the oven. Wondering if I didn't fill up the cup with enough batter.

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  71. Looks yummy! How do I prevent the chiffon cake from shrinking?

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