No more exploding cakes due to overdosing the baking powder or flat cakes due to inssufficient use of it! What a relief!
These cupcakes were made with the base recipe for muiffins that I use, with only a fresh raspberry inside, thus they were ideal for cupcakes as well.
The taste is more like delicate sponge cake than a muffin, but I would say better than that because it has ground almonds and less sugar.

Thanks to my friend Dani Balkanska for logistics, idea, assisting and photo equipment! I think I should change my camera and lens, haha :)
I use a normal tea cup (not mug)
Recipe:
(makes 12 cupcakes)
2 large eggs
100 ml vegetable oil
1 cup castor sugar
50 gr ground almonds
2/3 cup self raising flour
1-2 capfulls vanilla extract
12 fresh raspberries rolled in castor sugar
for the frosting:
300 ml whipping cream
3 tbsp castor sugar (in case not sweetened)
Method:
Beat the eggs with the oil and add gradually the sugar. Beat with a whisk or a fork until fluffy and creamy, add the ground almonds, vanilla and finally the flour by mixing gently.
Line a cupcake tray with paper cases and fill them up to 2/3 with the mixture. At the end place the raspberries on top, they will sink gradually especially when the dough starts to rise.
Bake at 180 C for about 30 minutes and check with a bamboo pick - if it comes out dry and clean - they are ready.
Transfer to a wire rack to cool.

Whip the whippping cream with the sugar until ready.
Then fill in a plastic bag, cut one of the corners and decorate.
Leave for at least 12 hours before consuming.
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