Creative food craft ideas
Just add green. That’s the rule for St. Patrick’s Day. Just add green. Like just adding green food coloring to pancakes. Easy peasy breakfast (essential for a day of drinking). Make them HERE at Thoughtfully Simple.
If you’re looking to add a little festive fun to your breakfast table this St. Patrick’s Day, these Green Pancakes are the perfect … Read More ...
From the master of cute and clever macarons for every holiday, of course we have shamrock macarons. But these are one better with Bailey’s chocolate ganache. Yes. Bailey’s chocolate ganache. Find the recipe HERE at raspberri cupcakes.
Looking for more Bailey recipes? Check out this Baileys Irish cream
Cookbook.
And let’s not forget these Baileys Irish cream Chips
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Oh so pretty and preppy in pink and green, I love these clover marshmallow pops for St. Patrick’s Day, especially as they use up leftover heart marshmallows. Find the instructions, as well as links to the matching printables, HERE at the Celebration Shoppe blog, courtesy of Mirabelle Creations.… Read More ...
Kind of stunning how much these look like real statues. And yet they are cookies. Weeping Angel Doctor Who cookies, to be precise. I mean, wow. Learn to make them HERE at Just JENN Recipes.… Read More ...
Hearts, stars, a secret message… put it all on your toast. I’ve spotted lots of stuff out there you can buy to stamp your toast. There are even toasters that stamp the weather for you. Let’s stick with do-it-yourself, though, shall we? Find three ways to stamp your own toast HERE at Pink Stripey Socks.… Read More ...
Whooooah… totally awesome in their trippy-ness, right? Find the how-tos to make marbled cake pops HERE at Instructables, by HollyMann.… Read More ...
The Valentine’s Day stuff is packed and put away, and it’s time to move on to the next holiday. St. Patrick’s Day. My first green treat of the season goes to these silly Shamrock dudes. Make Rice Krispies Treats into Shamrock pops HERE at Hungry Happenings.… Read More ...
A rainbow art birthday party is so what I’m planning for my 41st. This is my most perfect birthday ever. The crayon art! (I made this for my kid’s rainbow bathroom decor.) The flowers! The cookies! The drawing on cookies! The watercolor invitations! Each kid even gets their initial to decorate! Exclamation point, exclamation point! Only the cocktails are missing. … Read More ...
I’ve seen these decals to dress up your standing mixer for sale, but who knew it was so simple to make your own? This way you can really, REALLY, honest-to-goodness personalize your KitchenAid. See how these were made HERE at Laura Bray.… Read More ...
Too early for Easter stuff? How about just cutie cute bunny stuff? OK, we’ll go with just some cutie cute bunny stuff. Like bunny bread. Find the how-tos HERE at Twiggle Magazine.… Read More ...
Hee hee, “poop.” My kid’s at the age where the word still evokes giggling. Plus she’s into rainbows and unicorns, so these are her perfect cupcakes. Created by Haniela’s, find the video how-to to make Unicorn poop cupcakes HERE.… Read More ...
The title says it all. I’m utterly wowwed by this decorated cookie tribute to every single president of the United States (even Polk! And that pesky Martin Van Buren!). Find the collection of profiles by talented cookie decorators HERE at Flour Box Bakery.… Read More ...
What a lovely, little thing to do to surprise your honey. Or use other little cookie cutter shapes besides a heart. Find the how-tos to make inside out apples HERE at Letstalkfitness. … Read More ...
This cake and cookie combo is simply stunning. I know a jillion five-year olds who would go nuts for this at their birthday. I know a few adults who would, too. Created by Montreal Confections, find the video tutorial HERE.… Read More ...
This is one of those simple smart ideas I love: Using a cookie cutter as a stencil to fill with sprinkles to decorate a cake. So easy! Find the idea HERE at This Little Life of Mine.… Read More ...
