Dinosaur bunting - idea from Just Me Prints
So instead of sewing I have been busy planning and preparing for his birthday party. It's dinosaur themed and I had a blast doing some paper and baking creations.
Dinosaur bone digging site cake - idea from Donna Hay Kids' Magazine (Annual 9, 2012)
Oreo cupcake - cake topper from 3LittleMonkeysStudio
Fossil Cookies - Martha Stewart
Chocolate rock and dino rock - both from The Chocolate Box
The nest is made out of brown paper bag - ideas from Family Chic
Swamp Jelly with fish, turtle or frog gummy
Ocean Jelly with octopus and shark gummy
Dino sandwiches using DynoBytes Sandwich cutter
Hazelnut fingers with nutella filling
Dino sandwiches using DynoBytes Sandwich cutter
Hazelnut fingers with nutella filling
I stumbled across the Lemon Meringue Pie Fudge from a blog called Crazy for Crust, which is dedicated to desserts of all kinds. I would say her desserts are not the typical ones we eat in Australia and I am just curious what it would taste like. Hence I decided to make it for the party because I can make it 2 days ahead (as it being fudge it could stay fresh longer) and I happened to have a jar of marshmallow fluff at home!
I have never made fudge before and I am rather surprised how easy it was to make the Lemon Meringue Pie Fudge! The lemon flavour also cuts down the sweetness of the fudge and gave it a real nice balance. It is great for parties as you can only eat a few at a time. I would love to try her other recipes next time.
Lemon Meringue Pie Fudge - recipe from Crazy for Crust
I am very thankful of the modern age where we are linked by the touch of key strokes. Be it cooking, quilting or paper craft, internet have connected and shared people's talents/ideas across the globe and made planning a birthday party with so many fun and creative ideas. Simply wonderful!
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