Creative food craft ideas
My mouth is watering.. no drooling as I am writing this. Bakeralla shows us how to make Oreo Cookie Ice cream sandwiches that are ridiculously easy to make.
Why hasn’t anyone else thought of this before?
Actually, I think all kids already know this secret – it’s just me. No problem – As soon as I finish writing this post … Read More ...
Gourmet Doughnuts (donuts) are everywhere. But it is sooooo hard to find any actual recipes. Images after images just lead to tantalizing ideas but no actual recipes.
Well fear not. We have done the hard work and found 8 gourmet doughnut links with actual recipes that work.
The hard part will be deciding on which of these recipes you’re NOT … Read More ...
Gosia of Kiddiefoodies.com has created this homemade gnocchi for her daughter and presented it like a zebra running through the fields.
The end result is very creative and she has incorporated several healthy tidbits into it.
Get her homemade gnocchi with mushrooms and ricotta recipe here.… Read More ...
My son is currently obsessed with porridge. He is the only one in the family with this unnatural obsession so it doesn’t make sense to cook up a whole pot for one serve. We had been buying the instant porridge packets but apart from the fact they are overpriced and overloaded with sugar the DIY frugal mother in me couldn’t … Read More ...
This tutorial was nearly only 9 burritos because my little helper decided to eat as he helped. These are perfect for those mornings when you don’t have time to make something fresh but still want to send the kids off to school with something other than high sugared cereal in their tummies. These breakfast burritos are perfect for quick on … Read More ...
MyOwnLabels.com shares this fun 4th of July cupcake printable with pinwheel topper. The pinwheel topper would be perfect as a food pick also. String them together for a mini garland and hang them across a tiered cake for WOW factor.
Check out these other FREE printables too.
Looking for 4th of July decorations? … Read More ...
The detail one can achieve on a Nutter Butter 
store-bought cookie is pretty stunning, wouldn’t you agree? Uncle Sam agrees. Find the step-by-steps to make Nutter Butters into Uncle Sam for the 4th of July HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
I don’t know how I’ve missed this site before, but for the fun food for kids searchers, you should check out Kiddie Foodies. Snacks, main dishes, sandwiches, desserts… you’ll find lots of ideas for simple dress-ups and rearrangements of every day food that kids will adore. Shown is ham and cheese tic tac toe and an ice skater sandwich… Read More ...
Such a stunningly simple concept, but these fruitful butterflies are just darling sitting atop these banana muffins. Find the recipe HERE at Kiddie Foodies.… Read More ...
Here’s what I love about this cake. The top looks just like one of those red, white and blue bunting things you put on your front porch. It looks delicious. It’s all frosting (no fondant). It looks easy to decorate with the right tip. I learned about a new tip. For all these reasons, this is the cake to make … Read More ...
I looked at this 4th of July cuteness, thought how very clever to stack cookies all firecracker-like. And I admit pausing at the word, “exploding.” Why? I wondered. Are they rigged with explosives? In a sense, yes. See how they are made and what’s inside HERE at Rock UR Party.… Read More ...
Store-bought ice cream sandwiches, sprinkles, sticks, and mini? This needs be filed under “the best, easiest, most appropriate 4th of July treat ever.” Make them HERE at Endlessly Inspired.… Read More ...
See? Rainbows will be on our plates forever. Add these to the pile of rainbow-themed foods. Make a colorful, fruit-filled pancake breakfast HERE at Tablespoon. Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations
we found on Amazon and these fun Rainbow party items from Etsy… Read More ...
Corn. It’s actually something my kid eats. And loves. And I never have the patience to stand there in the supermarket ripping off corn husks. Next time, I won’t even toss them when I get home. Find the instructions to make a corn husk doll HERE at Pink Stripey Socks.… Read More ...
