1batchChocolate cake batter (with black cocoa)Replace Dutch cocoa with black cocoa
1teaspoonExtra black gel food coloringOptional for richer color
For the Chocolate Buttercream
1batchChocolate buttercream (with black cocoa)Substitute Dutch cocoa with black cocoa
1teaspoonExtra black gel food coloringAdd for desired shade
For the White Chocolate Filling
240gWhite chocolate chipsFor ganache
100gHeavy creamTo create ganache
1teaspoonRose water extractFor flavor
1pinchSea saltEnhances sweetness
For the 'Bloody' Color
1teaspoonRed gel food coloringFor spooky filling
1few dropsSoft brown gel food coloringTo achieve perfect shade
For Decoration
1cupHalloween sprinklesFor topping
Instructions
Step-by-Step Instructions for Bleeding Black Cupcakes
Prepare the White Chocolate Filling by heating heavy cream, rose water extract, and sea salt over medium heat. Stir in white chocolate chips and let sit.
Make the Blood-Like Color by stirring in red and brown gel food coloring until achieving a deep shade.
Preheat Oven to 350°F. Line two cupcake trays with cupcake liners.
Make the Chocolate Cake Batter by using black cocoa powder instead of Dutch cocoa. Add black gel food coloring if desired.
Scoop the batter into liners about three-quarters full using a cookie scoop.
Bake Cupcakes for about 25 minutes, rotating trays halfway through.
Cool the Cupcakes in trays for 5 to 10 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack.
Prepare the Chocolate Buttercream Frosting with black cocoa and gel food coloring until fluffy.
Fill the Cupcakes with the white chocolate ganache using a piping bag.
Frost the tops with the black buttercream and decorate with Halloween sprinkles.
Notes
Use high-quality ingredients for the best flavor. Monitor baking time carefully to avoid overbaking. Allow cupcakes to cool completely before filling and frosting.