Thursday, April 06, 2006
Easter RecipesGosh, I can't believe that Easter is almost here! Anyone have any favorite recipes you would like to share? I'll be posting some in the near future!
Thanks!
Peggy
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Marshmallow Easter Basket
I thought this sounded like a neat idea for Easter! What do you think?
Ingredients
Approximately 20-30 yellow, lavender, pink and/or
white marshmallow chicks
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 (10 ounce) bag jelly beans
1 small bag shredded white coconut
Green food coloring
Directions
Take four marshmallow chicks that are still connected and flatten with palm of your hand to create a bottom for the basket. Assemble still-connected chicks around the perimeter of the bottom of the basket (approximately 12-15 chicks).
In a small bowl, mix 2 cups of confectioners' sugar with enough water to make a thick icing. Place the icing in a plastic sandwich bag and snip the end of the bag. To hold the sides to the bottom, squeeze the icing around the perimeter of the basket. For any gaps between the basket and bottom, place a jelly bean in the hole and squeeze icing around. Place basket in refrigerator until icing has hardened, about 3 hours.
When icing has hardened, remove basket from the refrigerator. Mix drops of green food coloring with coconut to resemble grass and fill basket with coconut, marshmallow chicks and jelly beans (and anything else you choose).
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I thought this sounded like a neat idea for Easter! What do you think?
Ingredients
Approximately 20-30 yellow, lavender, pink and/or
white marshmallow chicks
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 (10 ounce) bag jelly beans
1 small bag shredded white coconut
Green food coloring
Directions
Take four marshmallow chicks that are still connected and flatten with palm of your hand to create a bottom for the basket. Assemble still-connected chicks around the perimeter of the bottom of the basket (approximately 12-15 chicks).
In a small bowl, mix 2 cups of confectioners' sugar with enough water to make a thick icing. Place the icing in a plastic sandwich bag and snip the end of the bag. To hold the sides to the bottom, squeeze the icing around the perimeter of the basket. For any gaps between the basket and bottom, place a jelly bean in the hole and squeeze icing around. Place basket in refrigerator until icing has hardened, about 3 hours.
When icing has hardened, remove basket from the refrigerator. Mix drops of green food coloring with coconut to resemble grass and fill basket with coconut, marshmallow chicks and jelly beans (and anything else you choose).
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