What You'll Need
Are Boston Terriers your favorite dog breed? Bring them to your kitchen with these adorable, must-try pupcakes. Check out our how-to, then head to the recipe to get started.
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Make the Muzzle
Press or roll out chewy chocolate candies. Make two crescent moons, then to snip the end of the “moon”. The shapes will resemble an upside down apostrophe. Reserve remaining candy pieces. Place one brown candy piece on frosted cupcake, making sure the points are at the top and facing toward one another.
Add a Nose
Pipe the cheeks with white frosting. It should look like an upside down heart without a ”tail". Place a chocolate candy, the size of a pea, in the center of the piped icing as a nose.
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Make a Tongue
Cut a small piece of fruit roll for the tongue. Insert tongue piece below the nose, tucked under the cheeks.
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Create the Eyes
Using the same piping bag, pipe a small disk, slightly smaller than a dime, in the center of each brown candy piece, brushing the icing disk’s bottom against the cheeks. Place a small chocolate candy (or sugar pearl or chocolate frosting) in the center of each disk for the dog’s eyes.
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Attach the Ears
Place small, tear-drop ears at the point of each brown candy piece, point facing outward.
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Present Your Pup
Present Your Pup Recipe
Make a batch of Boston Terrier cupcakes to take to the office. You're sure to find other dog lovers when you start passing out these treats!
Make a batch of Boston Terrier cupcakes to take to the office. You're sure to find other dog lovers when you start passing out these treats!
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Video: Boston Terrier Pupcakes
Video: Boston Terrier Pupcakes
Want more? Get step-by-step instructions for decorating Boston Terrier cupcakes from pupcake creator Chris Arpante.
Want more? Get step-by-step instructions for decorating Boston Terrier cupcakes from pupcake creator Chris Arpante.
