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Who doesn't love cupcakes??

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As that special holiday gets closer, eSutras Organics is getting a lot more festive!! We re-did our retail showroom putting all of our special holiday baskets and products on full display. Making it easy for you to peruse the products and pick your favorite gift during our blowout sale. Secret Santa is in full swing, and even one of our very own staff members whipped us up a batch of awesome treats, using eSutras Organics very own products, to enjoy!  She made Cream-Cheese Lavender Honey Frosted Cupcakes with eSutras Organics Lavender Sugar Topping! A delicious treat (shown in the picture above) we all loved!
           She used a simple cupcake recipe and turned it into a delectable and unique dish everyone must try.  The frosting was the best part, made from 
8 oz. cream cheese,
1 1/2 cup powdered sugar,
1/3 cup honey,
 a few drops of food coloring,
 1 tblspn of lavender buds
Sprinkle of eSutras Organics Lavender Finishing Sugar.

She took an ordinary treat and made a dish everyone will agree must be a holiday staple!

Here’s a simple cupcake recipe to use and try the amazing frosting on!
1 cup organic cane sugar
½  cup butter
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 cup all-purpose flour, ½ cup Amaranth flour
1 ¾  teaspoons baking powder
½  cup milk
Just mix ingredients and bake for about 30 minutes at about 400 degrees. Then add the delicious homemade frosting and watch everyone fall in love with the cakes. Use lots of other products by eSutras Organics that will give almost all your meals a unique and delicious twist!
Teri Ridley, eSutras Organics
Shop online at eSutras Organics today! 

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