How pretty is this princess cake? Find the recipe for this sponge cake, layered with cream and covered in marzipan, here at the lovely blog A Gluten-Free Day.… Read More ...
It’s a Donut! It’s a Pie!
Oh Cakespy. You’ve found my weakness for donuts. And pie. And combined them. Find the recipe and how-tos for making these yummy looking homemade filled donuts from pie crust here.… Read More ...
Jello Shamrocks, Crafty Blogs, and a Peeps Surprise
So cute and so easy… find the recipe for creating these Jello shamrocks on zakka life, a super crafty blog filled with super crafty ideas, projects and tutorials. And just to get ahead of myself, also check out this idea for the Easter breakfast table, also from zakka life. 
And as a bonus, a visit to The Crafty Crow… Read More ...
Ice Cream Cone Shooters
Look! A product fun for kids AND adults. Big Shott’s Edible Shooters, chocolate lined wafer cups, are touted as great for children, but better for adults. Apparently, they hold dessert liquor. (I found this product through the great blog, not martha, by the way.)… Read More ...
When Two Great Bloggers Converge
Read all about the baking and adventures when bakerella visited The Pioneer Woman, two super-popular-baking-bloggers. Click here for links to all the photographs and to further posts on The Pioneer Woman’s site.… Read More ...
Sweet Stuff on Sticks
Anyone who also reads my personal blog knows I have a weak spot for sweet stuff on sticks (see a couple samples of my stuff below). Hence, I had to post on these cake and cotton candy balls. Not only are they each from two great blogs, but they are sweet stuff on sticks! First, find these user-friendly-easy-to-make cake balls … Read More ...
Black and White and Green all Over
This cool striped cake reminds me of the Rainbow Cake I posted about a couple months ago. Find the recipe and how-tos for making a Zebra Cake here on the blog, One Ordinary Day. As a bonus, the eco-friendly blog also has lots of tips on going green.… Read More ...
Sweet Baby Shower Favors
I love this easy idea from designergirl1007 for a sweet treat at a baby shower. She created pacifiers using store-bought cookies, Lifesavers, candy bars, jelly beans and ribbon. Find how-tos and step-by-step photos here.… Read More ...
Triangle Cupcakes (for Purim)
I find these triangle cupcakes from cupcake project simply fascinating. Not only is the Hamantashen a triangle, but so is the cupcake (hence, forming a Star of David, perfect for Purim). Find the recipe for the Hamantash cookies from cupcake project here and the Hamantash cupcakes (with jam inside and everything!) here. Click here to see what Hamantash is, … Read More ...
Bright, Yummy, Gorgeous Orange Caramel Cake
I’ve typed it before and I’ll type it again: I’m a sucker for great photography. Perhaps because I’m still lacking in photographic knowledge myself (I’m trying to learn. Honest.) That’s why when the blogger for Culinary Confections by Peabody commented on my cookie blog and then I found her blog and then I went to her blog and then I … Read More ...
Peeps Show….The Washington Post Challenge
One of my favorite signs of spring is the Washington Post Peeps Diorama Contest. This year is the third annual Peeps Show, and for the past two years I kept thinking “next year I’ll enter.” Well, next year I’ll enter. The rules are simple. Make a diorama of a famous occurence, scene, event from past, present or future using Peeps … Read More ...
Fill Your Cupcakes
I’ve never made filled cupcakes, and I wonder what I’ve been missing. And now I know. The yummy blog, Evil Shenanigans, gives us the recipe, photographs and step-by-steps to filling cupcakes with a marshmallow cream filling. Find the post here.… Read More ...
Eating Your Words…The Results
Back in February I posted (here) about the Eating Your Words challenge by the blogs “Savor the Thyme” and “Tangled Noodle.” Well the results are in! See all the entries here and here. Some examples: Coffee Talk (From Our (Brazilian) Home to Yours), “Why So Blue?” pie (by Girlichef) … Read More ...
Flowery Desserts
Woman’s Day has a whole bunch of flower-themed desserts (forgive the pun). See all 8 here. Shown here: pansy cupcakes, stained glass tulip cookies, and the sunflower pond cake.
Has Your Decaf Been Secretly Replaced?
Now I personally can’t fathom the purpose of decaf coffee (especially decaf coffee with skim milk and artificial sweetener), but I do understand others don’t share my addictions, so I bow in deference to those of you with will power. If you worry that your decaf has been accidentally (or purposefully) switched with the real stuff, Slippery Brick, dubbed … Read More ...