Are you looking for a fun treat to celebrate St Patrick’s Day – well, look no further, because here are some St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes! The marshmallows are like the ones in cereal, hard and crunchy, but they will soften a bit since they are tucked into a moist, decadent little cupcake.
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St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
I have always loved Saint Patrick’s Day, and we used to celebrate it with going out to eat at Benigann’s, back when they were still open in Miami! Now that they’ve closed down – as have our other Irish Pubs – literally EVERY SINGLE IRISH PUB IS NOW CLOSED!?!?! – we have to celebrate at home. I miss the days of the Saint Patrick’s Day block party in South Miami. Good times, man, good times!
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Are you looking for other fun Saint Patrick’s Day desserts and treats?
We have lots of delicious holiday treat recipes on the site, and I am always adding new ideas with each year. Here are a few fun Saint Patrick’s Day recipes from prior years!
- Saint Patrick’s Day Mint Oreo Brownie Tart Recipe
- Saint Patrick’s Day Snack Mix Recipe
- Saint Patrick’s Day Chocolate Guinness Frosted Cupcakes Recipe
- Saint Patrick’s Day Irish Cream Fudge Recipe
- Homemade Pistachio Shortbread Recipe
- St. Patrick’s Day Mini Ombre Cakes Recipe
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This Saint Patrick’s Day Irish Cream Coffee Cocktail Recipe is just so decadent and tasty, it’s almost like an indoors version of those fancy frosty cocktails you sip on beaches in the Caribbean…and it totally reminds me of being in Ireland and sipping Irish coffees to my heart’s content. Though, this is the exact opposite, isn’t it? In Ireland, the weather was cold and dreary, so I sipped hot Irish Coffees to stay warm and not catch my death of cold.
For dinner, why not sit down to a delicious Slow Cooker Beef and Barely Soup Recipe or this Saint Patrick’s Day Shepard’s Pie Recipe? They are delicious and easy ways to bring the taste of Ireland right into your own home! You can also serve this Irish Soda Bread Recipe is a great quick and easy crusty loaf that you can whip up with no yeast! This Irish Soda Bread is perfect every time!
How to make this St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
This cupcake recipe is actually quit easy to make, even STUFFING the lucky charms inside!
Ingredients needed to make this St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
- 1 box white cake mix and ingredients to make cake (oil, water and eggs)
- 2 tubs, 16 oz each, white frosting
- green gel food coloring (I prefer to use Wilton Kelly Green Gel Colors)
- rainbow sprinkles
- dehydrated marshmallows or Lucky Charms cereal (marshmallows only)
- St. Patrick’s Day sprinkles
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Directions to make this St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
Prepare and bake cupcakes as directed on the package. Cool completely.
Add green food coloring to a tub of frosting and mix well. Place into a piping bag fitted with a 1M tip. Set aside.
Use a melon baller to scoop a hole into the center of cupcake and reserve the top cake piece.
Scoop a little more out and discard that cake.
Fill with marshmallows and rainbow sprinkles and replace reserved top.
Pipe frosting onto each cupcake and sprinkle with sprinkles.
Serve immediately or store covered until ready to serve.
This St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe makes 24 cupcakes!
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St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
St. Patrick's Day Lucky Charms Cupcakes Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 box white cake mix and ingredients to make cake oil, water and eggs
- 2 tubs 16 oz each, white frosting
- green gel food coloring Used Wilton Kelly Green Gel Colors
- rainbow sprinkles
- dehydrated marshmallows
- St. Patrick's Day sprinkles
Instructions
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Prepare and bake cupcakes as directed on the package. Cool completely.
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Add green food coloring to a tub of frosting and mix well. Place into a piping bag fitted with a 1M tip. Set aside.
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Use a melon baller to scoop a hole into the center of cupcake and reserve the top cake piece. Scoop a little more out and discard that cake. Fill with marshmallows and rainbow sprinkles and replace reserved top.
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Pipe frosting onto each cupcake and sprinkle with sprinkles. Serve immediately or store covered until ready to serve.
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