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Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2013

Countdown to Valentine's Day! 6...


Oh my heavens, I just love today's idea!  I love it so much that I added a free printable for you too!  First off, the recipes are both so easy...and I even included two different options (and two different printables) for whichever type of dessert you prefer!  

First off, the printable (you can download it below)....



And next up, the idea!! 



Pop Tart Cake Pops
(via The Family Kitchen)

Ingredients:

FOR THE TWO-BITE POP TARTS:
1 c. fresh cherries, pitted and diced
3 T. sugar
2 T. cornstarch
2 T. water
1/2 tsp. almond extract
1 pkg. prepared pie crusts

FOR THE POPS:
wooden popscicle sticks

FOR THE GLAZE:
1 c. powdered sugar
1-2 T. milk
1/2 tsp. vanilla
food coloring and sprinkles (optional)

Directions:

1.) In a small saucepan, combine cherries, sugar, cornstarch and almond extract. Heat on stove over medium heat until mixture has thickened. Remove from heat and allow mixture to cool. Unroll pie crusts and using a pizza cutter to slice them into 1 1/2″x 2″ rectangles (I used a ruler to measure mine into equal sizes.  Just use a butter knife to score your pie crust before cutting).

2.) Place a wooden popscicle stick on top of one of the cut rectangles, then spoon a small amount (about 1 1/2 tsp.) of cooled cherry filling into the center of the pie square, taking care not to get it near the edges.   Gently lay a second rectangle over the top of the cherry filling.  Press the edges of the rectangles together with a fork.  Transfer to a baking sheet.  Bake poptart pops in an oven preheated to 400 degrees for 8-10 minutes, or just until the edges begin to brown.

3.) In a small bowl, combine powdered sugar, milk, and vanilla to make glaze.  Tint with food coloring, if desired.  Spoon over cooled poptart pops, sprinkle with colored sugar, and allow to the glaze to harden slightly before serving. Enjoy!

Cake pops not your thing?  Well then how about these absolutely divine homemade pop tarts.  You are really going to love how simple these are...and how much better for you than the store bought kind!!


Homemade Pop Tarts
(courtesy of So Rumbly in my Tumbly)

Ingredients:

~ Pie crust, refrigerated or homemade
~ Jam or Preserves (I used raspberry)
~ Glaze or Egg Wash
~ Sparkling Sugar

Directions:

1.) Preheat the oven to 375°

2.) Roll out one of the pie crusts and square the edges. Cut into rectangles. Place 1 tsp of jam in the center of a rectangle and top with another piece of crust. Crimp all four edges. Repeat until all of the pie crust is used. Take the rounded edges that you cut off and roll them together to form more pop-tarts.

3.) Brush with egg wash.

4.) Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.  Bake the pop-tarts for about 7 – 8 minutes or until slightly brown.

5.) Once cool, pour glaze over and decorate with sugar. If you don’t want to add extra sugar with the glaze, you can use an egg wash on the tops with some white sugar.

To Make the Glaze:
~ 1 cup powder sugar
~ milk to thin

1.) Place powdered sugar in bowl. Pour milk slowly until it has a consistency of really thick syrup.



The printable comes in two versions....one perfect to cut into squares, cut a small slit on the top & bottom center of each label and slide it onto your cake pop stick and the other to cut out and fold over table-tent style, to add to the tray of your homemade pop tarts!

Here's where you get them . . .




And don't you worry, we'll be back all weekend to keep the countdown coming!!

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Monday, August 1, 2011

Juneberry Baby: Pink Elephant Baby Shower

Well, now that we have spent an entire week wine & champagne tasting, it's time to switch gears a bit and head back to celebrating the small ones for minute.  And this gorgeous 'Pink Elephant Baby Shower' is such a delightful way to celebrate.  Designed for her sister, who just so happens to adore elephants, by the amazing & talented Kara of Kara's Party Ideas, this Mama Elephant & her baby theme is just ideal for a little-girl-on-the-way shower, don't you think?

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Yes, those peanuts have been hand painted pink . . .

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A sweet string of elephant cake bunting (and I am in LOVE with that pom pom fringe around the cake stand too) . . .

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Fondant cupcake toppers made by Two Sugar Babies . . .

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Ah, paper pinwheels, our favorite . . .

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Mini Cheesecake Bites . . .

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I love how Kara incorporated the high chair into the shower decor . . .

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And who knew a changing table would make the perfect bar?

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A ruffle!

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And animal cracker favors . . .

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So pink & pretty & fun . . . and wouldn't this make an adorable theme for a little girl's birthday party as well?  Or switch out that pink for blue or turquoise and you have a darling baby shower for a boy too!

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Thursday, July 28, 2011

Champagne Tasting Bridal Shower Invitations & Labels

I am so very excited to debut the latest line from Juneberry Lane . . . a fancy set of paper party goods that will have you all set for your next Champagne Tasting Bridal Shower, Birthday Party, or whatever event you are celebrating.

Don't forget, this or any of our invitations/labels/etc can be personally tailored to whatever color or event you need, and Juneberry Lane is always available to do custom orders, in case you haven't found the theme you are after in our shop!

Now, back to the tasting!  The invitations . . .



And of course, the champagne/wine bottle cover-ups.  You can use them to cover the actual labels . . .


Or go traditional tasting and place your bottles inside paper bags, then attach your custom label on the front . . .




And you'll always need a few food labels . . .


I am just so absolutely smitten with these pale pink rosette cupcakes, that I had to design a cupcake circle or two to go on top . . .




What's a Champagne tasting without taking notes?  And this custom designed flowery number sure beats your average three ring binder notebook paper, no?




The suite in its entirety:) 


And I can never resist a few last minute inspirations . . .


Pink & black anemones . . .





Now go pour yourself a cold glass of bubbly and stay tuned for this new line to debut in our Etsy shop!  
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