Creative food craft ideas
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Gina Kleinworth posted these blueberry cheesecake pops on The 36th Avenue blog. Frozen cheesecake yogurt mixed with blueberry jam. Imagine all the other pops you could make, switching the fruit jam. Make these in your choice of popsicle holders and have an enjoyable summer. I might even make some mini ones in an ice cube … Read More ...
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How cute are these mini chocolate chip cookies served with milk shooters? What a cute idea for a baby shower! Ashley from Domestic Batch created these for her friends baby shower. I could even see these at a bridal shower. A dessert you don’t have to feel guilty eating.
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When you need a quick and easy dessert that can also be elegant for special occasions, this is your dessert. The mousse is an easy version of the regular mousse with only 3 ingredients. While you are waiting for the mousse to chill, whip up your favorite brownie recipe. Surprise your family with dessert at dinner or … Read More ...
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As the school year starts winding down, you are probably thinking about teacher and bus driver gifts. I’m thankful those days are done. Here is a great treat you and the kids can make together for a gift. These would also be great on the dessert table at a barbecue, potluck, or brunch. Erin … Read More ...
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These cute sandwich cookie pops would be great at your next party. You could make them for a bridal shower, baby shower, graduation, last day of school or for a bake sale. Marisa creates these out of vanilla sugar cookies and raspberry buttercream. I would take these over the dipped Oreo cookies any day!
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Last month I introduced you to a hot trending item called the rain drop cake dessert. It looks like a drop of water on your plate. I knew someone would show us how to recreate this dessert. Shihoko from Chopstick Chronicles has kindly shared how this dessert is made and how to find the material needed.
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Harry Potter fans here is another butterbeer treat for you to enjoy. Maybe you can enjoy this while reading the new Harry Potter book or watching a movie marathon. There seems to always be one on TV. Tieghan from Half Baked Harvest shares this recipe.
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Sangria lovers, they now have a cupcake to enjoy with your drink. These cupcakes will be great for the ladies at a bridal shower, book club or just a reason to get together with the girls. Since I’m not a wine person, I’ve only had a small glass. It is quite sweet. The aftermath can be quite entertaining after the … Read More ...
While watching what you eat, summer time treats become limited. I love frozen yogurt, but the size portions and then additional items added, cause it to be as bad as eating ice cream. This two ingredient frozen yogurt does require an ice cream maker to create. Amber at Busy Creating Memories shared her sister’s recipe with us. With all the … Read More ...
Here is a dessert that has summer all over it and a special surprise for your guests. This dessert has the cake and ice cream in one. Ruthanne from Easy Baked shows you how to make this orange creamsicle cupcake and the secret item to hold the ice cream on top. Hint: chocolate is involved.
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Here is another great treat to make for Cinco de Mayo or for Mother’s Day. It’s been a crazy week, so we will have our little Mexican celebration this weekend. Which is perfect, because now I can add this dessert to the festivities.
Charlotte from Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen shares how to create these churro bowls and ice cream that can … Read More ...
I love old cookbooks! One of my favorite things to do during the summer month is to find vintage cookbooks and rescue them. Sometimes you get lucky and find an additional recipe that the previous owner clipped out of the newspaper or magazine. Jill from Real Home Cook was going through some old recipes and found this recipe passed down … Read More ...
These look like the perfect side dish to a cup of tea on Mother’s day. I can see myself on the couch with tea, book, cozy blanket and a plate of these biscuits. Charlotte at Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen created these in place of chocolate eggs for Easter. These will be great on the brunch table for Mother’s Day, Bridal shower, … Read More ...
Do you plan on giving your mom flowers for Mother’s Day? Add these pretty linzer cookies or replace the regular flowers. I would much rather have these than flowers that could die in a couple of days. Beth from Hungry Happenings shows you how to make these linzer cookies using different jams. She also has some cookies shaped like hearts … Read More ...
Here is the second recipe the kids can make on their own for Mother’s Day. You will want to help them with the oven portiion, but they can prepare it. It will be easy to make in the morning and only two ingredients from cans, so Mom won’t have to worry about a messy kitchen. This would be good for … Read More ...