{more} Cute Easter Desserts…

Last year I compiled a list of Cute Easter Desserts and have found some super cute ones again this year. There are all sorts of goodies out there in the world wide web. I’m not sure which of these I will make for our Easter dessert, but there are some very cute choices! Just click on the picture to be taken to the recipe.

Birds in a nest:

Nesting Birds Cupcakes

Butterflies:

Easter Chick Cupcakes:

Easter Bunny cupcakes:

Rice Krispie Hidden surprise eggs:

And what may or may not be an actual Easter cupcake, but is darn cute:

There are such creative folks out there! Love these cute little desserts!

simple pleasures {III}…

Pumpkin Muffins

1 box spice cake
1 can pumpkin

Mix together and spoon into muffin liners. Bake according to package directions.

These are a literal simple pleasure~ only 2 ingredients and 2 weight watcher points a piece!

Mawmaw’s Recipes…

Last week we had pork chops for dinner and whenever I think of pork chops, for some reason I think of my Mawmaw’s Rice and Corn Casserole. So, I went digging through my recipe box and found the recipe.

It got me thinking about how much I love that I have a handful of my Mawmaw’s recipes handwritten.

When I was getting married, she went and got her little notepad and pen and started writing down a few recipes for me.

Some of her favorites, some of mine favorites that she would fix for me.

My very favorite thing for her to fix was her vegetable soup and cornbread. So yummy!

I will never forget my surprise when I read to open up 5 cans of vegetables and dump them in a pot! I’m not sure what I thought she did with her recipes, but I surely didn’t think they might actually be easy to follow! J

Now when I make these recipes (even if they are just mixing cans of vegetables or dumping a box of cornmeal in a bowl) they don’t taste nearly as good as when she made them, but I love that I am able to make some recipes that remind me of my Mawmaw. And even more than that I love that she took her time and wrote out her recipes for me so that I could attempt to cook for my new little family.

{And just so you know, ten years later I am still in the ‘attempting to cook for my family’ phase!}

Two yummy recipes…

I have come across a couple of recipes lately that I thought were super yummy, so I thought I would share. I have been dying to make this Lemon Pie since I had it at work one day and I finally made it for the fourth of July. I put the pie mixture in mini pie shells this time, but it’s great as a whole pie too!

Easy Lemon Pie

1 can Condensed Milk
1 8oz. Cream Cheese
½ cup Fresh Lemon Juice
1 tsp. Vanilla
Graham Cracker Crust
Cool Whip

Mix milk & cream cheese with mixer until creamy.
Stir in lemon juice & vanilla.
Pour into pie shell and top with Cool Whip.

Chicken Enchilada Ring

Click on the link above to get the recipe for this super yummy Enchilada Ring. It was a hit around here. I only made two changes to suit our family- I left the tomatoes out and I only used a can and a half of crescent rolls.

Yummy, yummy!

Cute Easter Desserts…

I love a good seasonal dessert, who am I kidding?  I love all desserts.  So I thought I would share a few cute Easter desserts.

A couple of years ago, I made this for the kid’s Easter dessert:

I’m not sure how Eastery this dessert is, but all kids love a dirt cake! This is actually dirt pudding. I bought a new little pail and shovel and put chocolate pudding inside of it and then crushed Oreos on top of the pudding and stuck the shovel inside. The kids seemed to enjoy this treat!

Last year, I found a recipe for a rainbow cake and it was wonderful! It was so fun, yummy, and this recipe was low fat to boot!

A teacher at my school brought these super cute treats in the other day:

She left out the coconut, but it’s cute with it as well.

I found another version that I think I might have to try.


These brownies look yummy and I’m sure you could dress up cookies to look similar.


And I can’t forget the Easter basket cupcake. These are cute and easy and I’ve made them with groups of kiddos a few times. I’ve never used the coconut, just green icing. You could get all domestic and pipe green icing on to look like grass if you wanted.

I’m still not sure what Easter dessert we’ll have around here this year. Decisions, decisions…

*You can click on all the pictures to get the recipes!

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