Downside-Up Spiced Peach Pots
Jenn at Indie Fixx kicks starts her new column “What’s so Indie About Food?” with this delicious looking recipe for Downside-Up Spiced Peach Pots by her friend Laura Cochran.
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Jenn at Indie Fixx kicks starts her new column “What’s so Indie About Food?” with this delicious looking recipe for Downside-Up Spiced Peach Pots by her friend Laura Cochran.
Over at instructables, user cokecola has an interesting technique for slicing up a watermelon which results in easy seed removal. Warning: you may come away from the site with melon on the mind.
How great are these Yo Gabba Gabba cupcakes by Flickr user AmandaAhHa? Absolutely adorable. Related: • Garth Johnson’s “Muno” Shirt • World’s Greatest Grandma? • Yo Gabba Gabba Needle Felts
Shutterbean was making dinner, got sidetracked and ended up winging a rustic nectarine tart recipe. The pictures look great and she shared the recipe for the improvised dessert.
From the CRAFT Flickr Pool: user beansprout_creations made this almost edible crochet shake with fries.
Williams Sonoma has a new railway cake pan so you can bake something dreamy, like this little gum drop ‘n candy train cake above. [ via Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh ] For those discriminating pancake lovers, make your Sunday morning brunch more fun with this mini bear smile skillet from Fred Flare. [ via GoodyBlog ]
I’ll agree with instructables user mousewrites on the idea the uncoated truffles look like beetle dung-balls. These marzipan beetles bring that idea to life– great for a kid’s party or halloween treat!