Sure, you can go to the store and buy a chocolate Easter bunny, but you can also make bunny-shaped cupcakes using just a bit of aluminum foil — no mold or cookie cutter required. To start ...

To get your tree shape just the right height ... This will give the icing the look of sparkling snow. Step 1. Set a Christmas tree onto the cupcake. Gently press it into the icing so it stays ...

1. Line the tin with cupcake liners. Place two to three marbles in each section; this will create an indent and a subtle heart shape. Again, foil cupcake liners will make things much easier.

You've heard of Egg in a Hole. This is Egg in a Clover! Make this festive egg breakfast to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Directions: Cut a green bell pepper crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices and ...

Rather than spend money on a custom heart-shaped pan—of rather limited utility at that—Instructables user starshipminivan turned a regular muffin pan into heart-cupcake pan with the simple ...

Fauci. Then another client commissioned a cake with the virus depicted in icing, with the caption “Sweetness is Infectious.” She worried a little about adding this one to the lineup ...

You can kick up the hue with red food coloring. Heart-shaped cupcake toppers or colored sugar Preheat oven to 325° F. Line two 12-cup muffin tins with wrappers. Mix dry ingredients together.

Now the question is, which heart-shaped food item do you pick? A pizza? Kick it up a notch with a mirror-glazed cake? Let us help you decide. Here are seven options for heart-shaped food that you ...

What's a baker to do? Bake more cupcakes, this time in the shape of the bear. Christine Allen, owner of Denville’s Mo'Pweeze Bakery, did just that after a black bear broke into her Honda SUV ...