Creative food craft ideas
Yes, I’m impressed by anything cooked in a crock pot that tastes yummy, but I had to share with you this recipe tutorial from Smashed Peas and Carrots because I love how she photographs the step-by-steps. She has a knack for showing exactly what we need to know. Find the recipe HERE.
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I have a special affinity for the Cadbury Creme Egg. I adore them. I kind of sort of anxiously await their arrival on the supermarket shelves every Spring. So I love this Cadbury Creme Egg Cake from Peculiar Pastry. See what makes it so HERE.
Yeeehaw! (Sorry, had to.) Find ideas for a Western-themed birthday party HERE at D.I.Y. Louisville. I’m loving the chocolate horse head on the cake!… Read More ...
You can turn anything into a St. Patrick’s Day treat just by dipping in green candy melts. Like Irish Cuties (made with oranges). Find them HERE at the Hokey Pokey Kitchen.… Read More ...
How adorable–in a creepy, crawly, manly kinda way, of course–is this Snakes and Snails brunch party from Spaceships and Laserbeams? Find the whole party collection HERE. They always manage what they promise (“parties with boyish charm”). Find their facebook page HERE and their blog HERE.
Turn potato chips into a centerpiece with this potato chip tree stand. Learn more about it HERE at Spoon and Tamago.… Read More ...
Whatta smart, clever, and easy packaging idea for St Patrick’s Day or a rainbow party: rainbow licorice, gold candy, topped with a free printable. Find it HERE at it is what it is.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations
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Marshmallows, sticks, sprinkles… right up my alley. Learn to make Shamrock marshmallow pops HERE at poca cosa.… Read More ...
Balls of food art. This was the sweetest. You’ll also find octopus, prawns, tomatoes, even forks. You must see the whole collection. Spotted HERE, the edible art is created by Nir Adar. {via tasteologie}
I love this idea. Love love love it. Check out what Callye of The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle did with her leftover royal icing. Made sprinkley dots for flowers. Learn how HERE.… Read More ...
Because everything Callye from The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle creates is perfection. She must have robot arms. Find a step-by-step guide to decorating pot o’ gold rainbow cookies HERE. And she’s the queen of finding new uses for cookie cutters. Turn skulls, ice cream cones and snowmen in to leprechauns HERE.
And now for a more civilized St. Patrick’s Day… (not that St. Patrick’s Day is uncivilized or anything, but I can say that at least here in DC folks in green holding beers start wandering the streets long before noon)…. a lovely St. Patrick’s Day tea from Chasing Fireflies. Find a recipe for Irish bread with cranberries HERE.… Read More ...
It’s fitting that such darling fairy-themed cupcakes be flavored with elderflower, I think. Find these works of fondant perfection HERE at Ninas Kleiner Food-Blog.… Read More ...
Remember this beautiful cake? Nadege has posted the recipe and some decorating tips HERE at Prunille fait son show. I think ruffles and flowers are a fitting throne for Hello Kitty, yes?… Read More ...
I’ve seen (and posted on) rainbow cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pancakes, sprinkles, JellO, parties, kitchenware, popsicles, vodka, even bacon. Never pudding. Learn to make this bright and sunny rainbow pudding HERE at Craftzine. (Thanks to Kristen for sending my way!)
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