Creative food craft ideas
Learn to make these berry gummy heart treats HERE at Parents.com. You need to register at the site to see the recipe, but it’s free to sign up.
Making your own gummies has become very popular as it allows you to control the ingredients and let’s face it store-bought gummies are so expensive to buy. To make your own … Read More ...
The great mind that created this Star Wars party, justJENN Recipes, now brings us…. LEGOS! Check out the details of this fantastic, LEGO spread for her 7 year old’s birthday party. Find the party HERE with links to recipes. I love all the blocky square foods.
Look at Amanda‘s Play Dough cookie pops! But not really Play Dough. They are honest to goodness yummy cookie pops, but rolled into spirals and smushed in to hearts (hence, “Play Dough”). Find the how-tos HERE at Amanda’s Cookin‘.… Read More ...
Check out the charming details of this winter dessert table that Stephanie from Spaceships and Laserbeams, the etsy shop for “parties with boyish charm,” sent me. The dessert table is not only little boy friendly, but toddler friendly, which means healthier than your typical sweets-filled table.
Find “no-cake cake pops” made with peanut butter (or use a substitute if … Read More ...
If you check out my prior post, Party Monday: Bingo Night, you’ll see a comment from Kara with a link to this picture of her BINGO cake on a stick. I think we can all agree that this gorgeous sweetness on a stick deserves its own post, yes? Check out her facebook page, Cake on a Stick HERE… Read More ...
And here I was so impressed by all those massive gingerbread houses out there. Yep. It’s an edible car. And that’s an edible seaside town in the back there. Created by pastry chef Brian Sundeen and his team at the Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in California. Find more details HERE. Spotted on tasteologie.… Read More ...
Learn to make these chubby penguin cupcakes HERE at babble.
Looking for more Penguin party ideas? Check out these Penguin Party Decorations
and these Penguin chocolate molds.
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How about a little last minute eye candy for your holiday… check out the gingerbread version of Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous Falling Water house. Featured on If It’s Hip, It’s Here, it was created by Melodie of Garden Melodies. See more details of its construction HERE.… Read More ...
I’m just not quite sure what to think of foodie-inspired Christmas caricatures created by Barney’s with the Food Network and the Cooking Channel, but I won’t dare touch the sanctity of the NYC Christmastime window displays. Find the details HERE at The Cooking Channel… Read More ...
Check out The Pickled Herring between December 13 and 23rd for Scandinavian Christmas inspiration and projects from guest bloggers. Today’s feature is Danish Pancake Balls, or Aebleskiver, by one of my favorite bloggers, Roots and Wings Co. Find a recipe for cardamom bread for St. Lucia day HERE from Coffee…Photos…and Chocolate (yay for that combination).
And even though it’s not … Read More ...
I know I keep bombarding you with Christmas sweets, but stuff is just flooding into my field of computer vision and I can’t stop. Find a roundup of free printable Christmas cookie stencils
out there in the internet world HERE, courtesy of the kitchn.… Read More ...
Find a roundup of ideas to use edibles as Christmas decorations HERE at Ladies Home Journal, such as this cookie wreath, gingerbread garland (love how the hands are tied together), or these candy cane cones.
Here are … Read More ...
How in the world did I forget to include these fantastic peppermint lollipops from Muffin Tin Mom in my Party Monday roundup when they served as the original inspiration? I’ll blame exhaustion, which has been getting lots of blame lately. At least this way I get to highlight such cleverness in a post all its own. Learn how to (easily) … Read More ...
Find a step-by-step photo tutorial for making and decorating gingerbread kids HERE at Martha Stewart. This brought me right back to my days here, trying to come up with different cool outfits for 100s of cookie kids.
Looking for Christmas themed Cookie Cutters, then check these out.
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Potage of Venison circa 1674, Syrup of Pippins circa 1669… If you’re even the slightest bit intrigued or even the slightest bit of the nerd I am (yay for foodies and academia!) and had the slightest bit of interest in this vintage Thanksgiving post, then you may just adore Time Travel Kitchen. Right now, I’m most interested in … Read More ...
