Eastery Rednesday

I had fun creating this Easter Rednesday banner. Isn't Bunny cute in her Rednesday best?

Well, I for one can't wait to see your Springy Easter collectibles, creations, and decor. 

Don't forget that includes all the different 

shades, tints, and hues

And mix in some of other Easter/Springy colors too...hey

it's a party...the more color the merrier.

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Since this is an Easter Week Party I thought I'd  do a little 'baking' to share with you all...................................................

 Check out this video for Easter Egg Cakes

Nutter Butter Chicks

Ingredients:

Serves: 16Yield:
16
Easter ... Units: US | Metric
16 Nutter Butter sandwich cookies
12 ounces yellow candy melts or 12 ounces white chocolate candy melts, with
yellow food coloring (must be an oil-based coloring)
8 orange Tic Tac mints (beak)
black decorating gel (eyes) or icing (eyes)
wax paper
Directions:

1
Cut the Tic Tacs in half to form the chick's beak. Set aside.
2
Melt the candy coating as directed on the package. I use the microwave. If using white candy melts, add enough yellow food coloring to get a bright yellow tint.
3
Dip the Nutter Butter cookies in the melted candy coating, shake off the excess, then lay on the wax paper. Allow the coating to harden, about 10-20 minutes.
4
Pipe eyes on each chick. Add eyebrows or eye lashes if you like -- I think it gives them more personality.
5
Beak: Attach the beak using a bit of melted candy coating.
If you place in a basket, you can't forget to add cherry or cinnamon flavored jelly bean 'eggs' with all the other colors for Rednesday!

Well, before you go on to the other party-goers don't forget to grab your party recipes. Now, let's go see everyone.

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