Four Fun Easter Treats
Easter Stove Top Bird Nest Cookies
I hope you get an idea for Easter from my pictures. Click on the name below the pictures to see the recipes and directions.
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Love the colourful eggs and the cakes look too good to eat! But how cute are the little bird nest cookies – I love it! Great ideas for Easter Diane!
Thank you Corna! They are all so much fun to make.
Thank you Ned!
Fabulous ideas that I’m sure will go down well with everyone
I hope so Sheree, I will be making the eggs again this year.
Lucky relatives
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I now have an idea for Easter. We’ll be there!
I will have my MIL add 2 more to the guest list! 🤣
Oh my! It will be on us before we know it!
I know Dorothy! I was just helping my MIL plan Easter dinner and she asked me to make the eggs. She is 93 years young and hosting Easter for 11! I told her everyone will bring food so she has very little to make, but still!
What a role model!!!! You’ll have a wonderful feast.
I have told her she was my role model since we were married. She had two boys and she has always treated me like her daughter. She has never judged me and stands behind me no matter what, such an inspiring lady. She was the first woman nurse anesthetist in her county many years ago, quite a lady!
You are truly blessed Diane!
Don’t I know it Dorothy!
Thank you!
It’s shocking to think that Easter is just around the corner. This year is just whizzing by so quickly. The hubby loves deviled eggs and they are indeed such a treat.
This year we couldn’t find the original Paas coloring kit. Everything is shiny, glitter etc. We bought the shiny and I don’t know how the eggs will turn out. My Mother in law is hosting Easter this year but I am taking the deviled eggs. I hope they aren’t a flop!
I must ask, do you get stressed out about bringing food to your in laws? 😆
Not at all, but I rarely have to take food. She always wants to give me a break from cooking. I only take food on holidays because I want to lighten the load on her, she’s 93! She rarely hosts dinners but I said I wouldn’t be able to do it this year for Easter (health reason) and no one else offered, so she insisted we all get together and she would have all 11 of us there. She even invited my parents! She’s been like a mother to me for 33 years and I am never awkward around her.
This sounds like a wonderful relationship. How blessed we are to have these in our lives. How wonderful that she is hosting to give you a break and that everyone is chipping in to make it work. This made me smile, Diane.
They are all so perfect, Diane! Thank you for sharing your ideas.
Thank you Kellye❣️
Everything is so colourful! Looks wonderful 🙂
Thank you! They were all so much fun to make.
The stove top chocolate nests look delightful!
Thank you Mary!
How wonderful!such inspiration!
Thank you Nancy!
Adorable and easily approachable ideas, as usual Diane. Did your grandson help with the eggs?
I color the whites for my deviled eggs. I use the coloring for the deviled eggs first then the grandkids get to color the hard boiled eggs. They have colored eggs here every year since they have been born and able.
That I you so much for making me your Featured Blogger for March and all of your kind words!!! 💕
Easter is such a sweet season (literally). I think of my mom with the Peeps cake she made for Marge one year and she used to make bird’s nests for me to take to work for Easter treats. We always did little treats for the staff for each holiday. That bird’s nest was a favorite of everyone.
You never had to worry about being fired because your mom kept everyone’s belly happy! Lol
Yes she did!
That’s the fanciest deviled eggs I’ve ever seen!! 😂 Mine always look like then normal, sloppy yellow mass.
Awe thank you for such kind words! Next time, place your prepared yolk into a sturdy bag, like a freezer bag. Squeeze out all the air and tie it closed with a rubber band. Snip off one of the corners of the bag and fill the egg white by squeezing the yolk into it with the bag. I love using my cake decorating tip to make it even fancier. Have a great week!