Everywhere I look, I see flowers. Pansies, daffodils, forsythia. It's spring in Tennessee, a time of renewal and remembrance, a time for planting and dreaming and baking.
I made a bunny cake yesterday, but when I inverted the pan, crumbs went everywhere. Bandwidth kindly brought home a carrot cake from the Publix bakery, along with some chocolate carrots.Have you planned your Easter menu?
If you're like me, you're always looking for new dishes that will please guests. Settle back with a cup of coffee, a plate, and a fork. We're going to sample the most-viewed recipes from the last three link-ups.
Forks ready?
Let's go....
The Simple Sweet Life is an artist. Just look at these gorgeous Spring Daffodil Cupcakes.
Palatable Pastime created a Hawaiian Brown Sugar Glazed Ham that will take center stage on your holiday table.
Palatable Pastime created a Hawaiian Brown Sugar Glazed Ham that will take center stage on your holiday table.
Mary at Home Is Where the Boat Is created festive, mouth-watering ideas for Easter celebrations,
starting with Veggie Medley Deviled Eggs.
Little wheelbarrows are filled with Peter Rabbit's Carrot-Zucchini Muffins. Love
the wheelbarrow in the background, too!
starting with Veggie Medley Deviled Eggs.
Little wheelbarrows are filled with Peter Rabbit's Carrot-Zucchini Muffins. Love
the wheelbarrow in the background, too!
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Oopsy-daisy. It's the season for bunnies that land face-first into a recipe. Will Cook for Smiles made Bunny Butt Almond Joy Cheese Ball,
an instant smile-maker, perfect for the buffet table.
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Don't miss Butteryum's Jell-O Easter Eggs. They are adorable, colorful, and perfect for an Easter gathering.
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A Spoonful of Thyme brought together two favorite flavors with Lemon Strawberry Loaf.
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Happier Than a Pig in Mud prepared a Carrot Cake Roll with Cream Cheese Filling. Can you just imagine your fork sinking through these sweet, carrot-flecked layers?
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Red Couch Recipes made Meringue Baskets with Sorbet, an inventive, flavor-filled dessert.
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Wives with Knives has knocked it out of the ballpark with Coconut Almond Bunny Bites.
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The Charm of Home baked Ina's Lemon Pound Cake, a melt-in-your-mouth dessert that includes edible flowers.
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Stone Gable has created Easy Puff Pastry Pizza, which is loaded with healthy veggies and could be an appetizer, entree, side-dish, or comfort food.
Looking for more Easter ideas?
Check out the Novel Bakers' Beatrix Potter Week on Pinterest.
Are you contributing a recipe to this week's Foodie Friday?
If so, locate the blue Inlinkz icon in the lower, left-hand portion of this post. Click on the icon and follow the directions. After you complete the process, you will see a red "x" beside your name. This allows you to delete your link if you made an error; the red "x" is visible to you only.
If so, locate the blue Inlinkz icon in the lower, left-hand portion of this post. Click on the icon and follow the directions. After you complete the process, you will see a red "x" beside your name. This allows you to delete your link if you made an error; the red "x" is visible to you only.
You can read a complete guide to this linky party HERE. It's pretty simple: there are NO RULES. You don't need to "like" our Facebook page or be a follower of this blog to participate. Nor do you need to include a backlink or Foodie Friday button in your post. Add as many recipes as you wish, old or new. If you love food, we love you.
If you'd like to share your food photos--or photos of other FF participants on Pinterest, join the Pinterest foodie board, Consuming Passions. Leave a message on the most recent "pin" if you'd like your name added to the list.
Every Friday, we are joined at this big, virtual table--thank you for stopping by today. I'm grateful to all of you who spend your days cooking. I'm grateful to old and new friends who contribute recipes every week. I'm grateful to friends who leave a comment. I'm grateful for the silent folks, because you are brought here by your love of all things culinary.
We are food people. And that's a marvelous thing.
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