Creative food craft ideas
Find a great idea and tutorial for making letter-perfect monograms for your cookies HERE at one of my fave cookie sites, Bake at 350. Perfect if you don’t have a Kopykake projector (which I don’t, hint hint for anyone looking for gift ideas for me).
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I love the kid-friendly cookie interaction you get with these cute lacing cookies, found HERE by Filth Wizardry. I spotted the cookies HERE on this fabulous roundup of Spring Break Week– Things to Make, Bake and Take at The Handmade Experiment.
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Check out these gorgeous, hand-painted cookies honoring children’s literature characters HERE for World Book Day at Amelie’s House. I’m a cookie decorator with a masters studying children’s lit. You can imagine my reaction to spotting these.
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Is there any better way to eat peanut butter mousse then with an edible spoon? I think not. Find the how-tos for crafting the tuile cookie spoons HERE at the always talented Sprinkle Bakes.
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There are all kinds of fun movie and Oscar things going on at bakerella. First, find links to movie-themed sweets, like movie popcorn brownies, froggy cake pops, “Up” cupcakes, and more. Second, win money! Guess your Oscar winner pics and enter for a chance to win a cash gift card. Find all the details for the contest and all … Read More ...
Geek alert (I’m including myself in thie APB, by the way)! Not So Humble Pie has another fabulous roundup of science-themed cookies HERE. The amazing Darwin cake shown can be found HERE at Kitchen Fallout.
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Find a fabulous tutorial for decorating Harry Potter cookies (in the likes, of the Weasleys, Harry, Hermione, Snape and You-Know-Who) HERE at Diamonds for Dessert. And fabulous had to be in italics because this tutorial is so lovely and creative. Also find a video link to the cookies’ inspiration: Potter Puppet Pals.
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The Crafty Crow is always a great go-to for kid-friendly ideas, like this candy heart wreath by Se7en + 1 , neopolitan cookies by Make Something Yummy, or these rose cupcake colors by Chica and Jo. (Click on the photos or the blog links for how-tos.)
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Find the recipe and h0w-tos for making these pretty stained glass heart cookie pops HERE at Sweet Paul.
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CakeSpy beat me to it….I was juuuuust about to make my own conversation heart cookies over at my blog when lo and behold the always clever CakeSpy–via her gig at Serious Eats–created these lovelies. Find the how-tos HERE.
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More LOST for foodies! (“more” as in reference to my prior post on LOST Spam Musubi) Check out this broken plane cookie from My First Kitchen and find a recipe for brown sugar Dharma cookies at Lovin’ From the Oven.
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Just a sprinkling of ideas for Chinese New Year cookies…. As the New Year falls on Valentine’s Day this year, you’ll see a lot of cross over!
Find a recipe for Kuih Loyang cookies at A Table for Two.
i bake for you has a recipe for honey cookies topped with fondant hearts.
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Present your Valentine’s message in an edible envelope with this recipe from Parents.com. Find the how-tos HERE (note you do have to register at the site to view the recipe).
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Visit CakeSpy to learn how to make these Star Wars Lego character cookies with THIS TUTORIAL from Sugar and Meringue (a super lovely, recently-relocated blog I adore).
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So clever for so many reasons: 1. Because they are named Big Mac(arons) 2. Because they are such a delicious sacrilege to a classic art form: the macaron. 3. Because they are perfectly constructed li’l burgers that are really cookies. Find the how-tos HERE at the brilliant Not So Humble Pie.
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