Sticky toffee pudding is basically a dense cake with a toffee topping. It’s scrumptious. And it’s very versatile. We have found that we can add everything from chocolate chips to bananas to the recipe. We have used the banana sticky toffee pudding recipe as a base recipe and then substituted other goodies for the bananas. If the batter is too dry, we’ve added milk to bring it to the right consistency.

Making Sticky Toffee Pudding in a Muffin Pan

It follows that anything that can be made in a cake pan should be able to be baked in a muffin pan as cupcakes. That certainly works with sticky toffee pudding. This means that you can convert any of the following recipes to cupcakes.

To convert one of these recipes from a cake to sticky toffee pudding cupcakes, do the following:

  • Line a muffin pan with paper liners filling each cup nearly full.
  • Bake at 350 degrees for 16 to 18 minutes or until done.
  • When ready to serve, remove the paper liner, place the cupcake on a dessert plate, and place a spoonful of warm toffee sauce over the cake. Do not put the cupcake bake in the oven. (You can but the sauce tends to melt and run over the plate.)

Each recipe will make 14 or 15 sticky toffee pudding cupcakes.

Experimenting with Sticky Toffee Pudding Cupcakes

This is a great recipe to freelance with. Obviously, it’s adaptable to a wide range of fillings. We’re looking forward to an apple cinnamon chip pudding, a carrot cake pudding, and a blueberry pudding. See what you can make.

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