Top Tip Friday #7 Evenly Baked Cupcakes

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A quick and simple way to ensure your cupcakes rise at the same height (or as best chance as possible) is to place the same amount of  cake batter into each cupcake case / baking cup.

 And I find the easiest way to do this quickly is to whip out a 1/4 measuring cup to simply measure and pour.
How to bake even sized shaped cup cakes, measuring batter easy.

It works everytime! ♡
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