Tão fácil Vegan Strawberry Cupcake recipe has a moist strawberry crumb filled with juicy strawberry pieces and topped with vegan strawberry buttercream. It’s a lovely pink cupcake recipe for any occasion, birthday, Valentine’s Day, or the Christmas season.
É o temporada de morango here, so strawberry cupcakes it is! I love baking with strawberries, as you can see in my Muffins veganos de morango, Fatia de morango, ou Mingau de aveia assado com morango. With two kids at home, I have a passion for vegan cupcakes, and I already shared quite a few with you: vegan vanilla cupcakes, vegan chocolate cupcakes, and now these pink cupcakes!
Strawberry cupcakes differ from other cupcakes in that they incorporate purê de morango, which can upset the balance of your batter if it’s not done properly. I shared my strawberry puree recipe on my kid blog, it is basically blended raw strawberries, and it adds a lovely strawberry flavor and moist crumb to cupcakes.
Gostou desta receita?
Deixe um comentar abaixo ou acesse o nosso Facebook onde respondo a (quase) todos os comentários, nosso A página Instagram para inspiração, ou para o nosso Pinterest Para salvar receitas!
Cupcakes veganos de morango
Ingredientes
Leite de morango
- ⅔ xícara Leite De Soja - ou leite vegetal de sua preferência, à temperatura ambiente.
- 4.5 oz Morangos - hulled, about 6 large strawberries
Strawberry Cupcake batter
- 1 colher de chá Vinagre De Cidra De Maçã - ou suco de limão ou vinagre branco
- 1 ¾ xícara Farinha para todos os fins - (nota 1)
- 1 xícara Açúcar de cana não refinado - ou açúcar de cana não refinado
- 1 ½ colher de chá Fermento em pó
- ½ colher de chá sal
- 2 colheres de chá de extrato de baunilha
- ⅓ xícara Manteiga derretida sem lactose (sem sal) - ou óleo de canola
- ½ xícara Chopped Strawberries
Vegan Strawberry Buttercream
- 1 fornada Cobertura vegana de baunilha para cupcakes
- 2 colheres de sopa Pó de morango liofilizado - opcional
- 3-4 gotas Natural Pink Food Coloring
- ½ colher de chá Extrato Natural de Morango
Instruções
- Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C) and line a 12-hole muffin pan with paper liners. Slightly oil paper with oil spray. Set aside.
- First, prepare the strawberry milk: hull and weigh the strawberries, then place the 6 strawberries in a food processor or blender with soy milk. Blend/pulse into a smooth strawberry milk form.
- In a bowl, stir strawberry milk made above and apple cider vinegar. Set aside for 5 minutes to curdle the milk.
- In another large mixing bowl, whisk flour, sugar, salt, baking powder until evenly combined.
- Stir in the milk mixture, melted vegan butter, vanilla extract.
- Stir with a spoon until just combined, then fold in chopped strawberries.
- Divida a massa uniformemente entre as 12 forminhas de cupcake, preenchendo até 2/3 da capacidade, não mais!
- Asse em forno preaquecido a 180°C (350°F) na grade central por 20 a 23 minutos ou até que um palito inserido no centro dos cupcakes saia limpo.
- Cool immediately on a wire rack before frosting with vegan strawberry buttercream frosting.
Strawberry Buttercream frosting
- Prepare 1 batch of vegan vanilla frosting and stir in food coloring, strawberry powder, and flavor at the end.
Notas
Equipamentos
Nutrição
Ingredientes e Substituições
- Morangos frescos are the best, but actually fresh or frozen strawberries work well. If you use frozen strawberries, thaw them overnight or for at least 3 hours, discard the juice they release, and use the thawed berries only. For fresh strawberries, the riper they are, the sweeter the cupcakes will be!
- Vinagre De Cidra De Maçã ou suco de limão.
- Leite De Soja or any plant-based milk you love like almond milk or oat milk or coconut milk. The combination of apple cider vinegar and dairy-free milk creates natural vegan buttermilk that makes the cupcakes crumb moist.
- Açúcar branco – I use unrefined cane sugar, you can use coconut sugar, but it alters the lovely pink color of the cupcake crumb. So for a lovely pink and white cupcake color, use any white granulated sweetener. Even erythritol works as a sugar-free alternative.
- Fermento em pó – To make the crumb fluffy.
- Manteiga vegana derretida or light vegetable oil like canola oil.
- Chopped Strawberries – I recommend fresh strawberries.
- Farinha para todos os fins – Para uma versão sem glúten, use a minha guia de conversão para sem glúten.
How To Make Vegan Strawberry Cupcakes
It’s pretty simple to make vegan strawberry cupcakes. All you need to start this recipe are:
For the buttercream, I started from my vegan vanilla frosting recipe, and I added the ingredients below to make a pink cupcake frosting with natural strawberry flavor:
- Pink food coloring drops
- Strawberry powder – you can also use drops of natural strawberry flavor.
- First, you will make strawberry milk. Weigh the strawberries – I used about six large strawberries or about 4.5 oz. Place the hulled strawberries and soy milk in a blender and blend on the medium-speed setting until it forms pink milk. Set aside in a bowl and stir in the apple cider vinegar to curdle the mixture.
- Meanwhile, in a large mixing bowl, combine the dry ingredients. Add flour, sugar, salt, and baking powder and stir to combine evenly.
- Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and pour the melted vegan butter and strawberry milk above.
- Stir to combine until all ingredients are evenly coming together and no lumps of flour can be seen.
- Fold in the chopped strawberries and stir a few times to incorporate.
- Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line a 12-hole muffin pan with paper liner cups and slightly oil with oil spray. The oil prevents the cupcakes from sticking to the baking paper when they cool down.
- Fill each muffin paper case up to 3/4 of their level.
- Bake the cupcakes in the center rack of the oven until they are golden on top, set in the middle, and a pick inserted in the center of one of the cupcakes comes out clean. If the toothpick comes out wet, keep baking for an extra 5-minute burst until the cupcakes are set in the middle.
- Cool the cupcakes down on a wire rack as soon as they are out of the oven.
- Don’t cool down in the muffin pan, or the cupcakes get too moist and sometimes gummy because the strawberries release moisture in the crumb.
Vegan Strawberry Frosting
The next and fun part is the cupcake frosting. To do so, make sure the cupcakes are fully cooled down. Then, prepare the vegan strawberry buttercream.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat the vegan butter and sugar until it forms a creamy white fluffy mixture using the paddle attachment.
- Stop the mixer and add in liquid pink food coloring and strawberry flavor – I used strawberry powder by liquid strawberry extract works as well.
- Beat again until the vegan frosting is pink and flavorsome. Adjust the color and flavor by adding more food coloring or strawberry flavor to the frosting.
- Fill a piping bag with the pink frosting and start frosting the cupcakes. This buttercream frosting serves 14 cupcakes.
I had about 1/2 cup of frosting left that I stored in the fridge for other desserts, or you can freeze it for later.
Decoração
Cupcakes are always much more attractive if decorated right! So to decorate these lovely dairy-free cupcakes the vegan way, I recommend adding:
- Morangos frescos – you can add a whole strawberry or half strawberry. I like to wash the strawberries first, then pat them dry on absorbent paper to prevent liquid from being released into the frosting – this ruins the frosting, so better to avoid strawberry juice.
- A pinch of Freeze-dried Strawberry Powder – I personally struggle to find this in store, so instead, I bought a strawberry-flavored superfood powder made of beetroot powder, pea protein, and plenty of other healthy nutrients.
- Côco seco
- Vegan Sprinkles. Not all sprinkles are vegan. Some use animal-based food coloring. So choose a conscious sprinkle brand to add to the top of these pink cupcakes.
Instruções de armazenamento
These vegan cupcakes store very well in a cupcake airtight box in the fridge for about 3-4 days. You can also freeze the strawberry cupcakes in a box and thaw them in the fridge the day before eating. I recommend freezing cupcakes without the strawberry on top.
Trocas de alergias
- Farinhas – you can swap wheat flour for an all-purpose gluten-free flour blend containing gums. Other flours that work well are white wholewheat flour or spelt flour. This recipe won’t work with almond flour or coconut flour.
- Refined sugar-free crystal sweeteners work well, but watch out! Coconut sugar turns the cupcakes brown. You won’t enjoy the same pink color.
- Corante can be added to the cupcake batter for a much more vibrant color if you are making these as vegan Valentine’s day cupcakes, for example.
More Vegan Desserts with Strawberries
Eu tenho uma paixão por sobremesas sem laticínios, and I have so many other lovely vegan desserts recipes for you to try this season.
I’m making these for the fourth time. They are a favorite of everyone and always such a hit! The cake is moist and the chopped strawberries add a nice touch to this batter. The freeze dried strawberries in the icing make everything sumptuous.
Can I swap all the strawberries for blueberries and blueberry powder? My son is obsessed with blueberries
These are amazing. I brought them to work and all my non vegan co-workers adored them. I would love to know if you tried baking a regular cake with this recipe? I have to bake a birthday cake and would love this if you have any tips. Thanks!
I made these earlier today and they’re amazing
Have you tried using frozen strawberries? I’m wondering if thawed strawberries will hold up as well. thanks!
No I didn’t but I think you should thaw the strawberry first and discard the water released or it will make the batter too runny
Have you ever tried this recipe as a cake?
No but I guess it will work well as a 9 inches cake