Red Velvet Valentine's Day Cake

 

Red velvet cake is my absolute favorite type of cake out there. Especially when it's homemade. This delicious recipe is a treasured family favorite that is now being shared with us by Jade of Homemade by Jade. To view the entire recipe and make your own, visit her blog HERE.

Shaving Cream Easter Eggs

 

These Easter eggs dyed with shaving cream are so fun to make and are absolutely beautiful! It is a wonderful alternative to the smelly vinegar method, and is a lot more fun. They can be customized with any combination of colors you want. To learn how to dye Easter eggs with shaving cream, view the complete tutorial at A Thrifty Mom HERE.

Dyed Deviled Eggs

 

Aren't these deviled eggs just beautiful? They are so pretty you may even be able to get your children to eat a few. These will add such a special touch to your Easter table and are so simple to make. Make your own by following the complete tutorial on the FOODjimoto blog HERE.

Hatching Chicks Cake Pops

 

These fun hatching chicks cake pops will make your Easter party a hit! These cute treats are featured on the Bird's Party blog. To make your own, follow the tutorial HERE.

Bunny Butt Cookies

 

These bunny butt cookies are so adorable! They are sure to put a smile on your children's faces and cause a few giggles. They are super simple to make and great fun to eat. To make your own, follow the recipe on the Pillsbury website HERE.

Dr Pepper and Pineapple Ham

 

You just can't have Easter without a big, juicy ham. This recipe from Six Sisters' Stuff is flavored with a delicious Dr Pepper glaze and dotted with bits of sweet pineapple. To make your own, follow the recipe HERE.

Easter Bird Nest Cookies

 

These bird nest cookies are so cute and would make the perfect addition to your Easter table. The original recipe was published in a cookbook by Alisa Bangerter, and has been brought back to life by Kara of Crafty Mom Cooks. To make your own, view Kara's blog and the entire recipe HERE.