Creative food craft ideas
Appreciate your teachers even more – make them these wonderful s’mores that Jill from Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons came up with.
She also has a free printable that you can use to add to these treats.
Go get her back to school s’more recipe here.
Looking for more S’smores recipes? Check out these articles.
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Kristen of MakeTheBestOfEverything, has created a sophisticated smores recipe for thirty somethings (how fancy!).
She used dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate and substituted sweet potato crisps instead of a graham crackers.
Go get her recipe for these gluten free smores.… Read More ...
Georgia of Comfort Cooking (is there any other kind of cooking?) shares this fantastic idea for no-bake strawberry lemonade bites that is a perfect after dinner dessert pick-me-up.
Go get her recipe for these easy to make bites.… Read More ...
Perfect for Fall and ThanksGiving (I know, it may be too early to think about that), this Pretzel Cake from CakeWhiz seems too good to eat. Or it could just be her photographs – which I am sure are doctored. How else could this cake look so good to eat.
In any case, if you taste buds are tempted, as … Read More ...
Laura from CraftStorming writes:
These are “Onesie cookies inspired by pinata cookies, with coloured candy hidden inside for a gender reveal surprise.”
What a clever idea!
Go tet these gender reveal baby shower cookie recipe on her site.… Read More ...
Tracey writes:
These delicious Orange Push-Up Pop’s take me back to my childhood when I got them from the Ice Cream Truck…. SO YUMMY!
I agree. These do look yum – in spite of the fact that they are not really orange looking. That is explained by the fact that there is no food coloring in them. Which is a … Read More ...
Here are 5 hacks that are so easy to do. And guaranteed to make your life easier when you’re rushing around in the kitchen.
All of these have been tested in our kitchen!
1. Chill a bottle of wine in less than 10 minutes. How? Add salt to a bucket of ice and dip the bottle in it.
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The amazing CakeWhiz teaches you how to make these beautiful fondant daisies – in 2 varieties. Truly talented!
Bookmark this lady’s blog – she has some amazingly talented cake decorating idea – she is indeed a cakewhiz!… Read More ...
In our household, every day starts the same way. With a breakfast of eggs. Eggs poached, scrambled, boiled. You name it, and we have had eggs that way.
So, I got around to thinking – surely, there are other breakfast options other than egg. Right? Well, these non-egg options were harder to find. But I did find 5 that tickled … Read More ...
Sailboats made out of marshmallows? Not only is this a great idea for a party, it is a great use of marshmallows and crackers!
Get your marshmallow on, and go to Brenda’s blog to get details on how to make this super awesome boat shaped snack.… Read More ...
This has to be a true work of art.
Nikki of Tikkido shows you how to create those itsy-bitsy fork and spoons in this part 1 tutorial on how to create these tiny cupcake toppers.
If I were you, I would bookmark her blog to get all the rest of the details when she publishes them later.
For now, get … Read More ...
This was news to me. This cake in this pastry is made entirely of poppy seeds – which is apparently a great flavor in Poland.
This got sent to me via a link suggestion and I can quote from that (as the original recipe above is in Swedish):
… Read More ...Not often you can find the pastry based only on the poppy
Beth at HungryHappenings has created this beautifully carved birthday cake using some ideas from a DVD by Nita Gill (expert carver).
Go to her post on this carving where she is also hosting a giveaway: Carved Watermelon Cake.… Read More ...
A clever idea to create a healthy snack for the whole family. Sarah at thebeautydepartment creates this healthy yogurt with blueberries, nectarines and a whole lot of yummy goodness.
Go get this recipe: Natural Healthy Yogurt.… Read More ...
