It’s a beautiful, beautiful day outside and I’m thinking that spring is coming soon, at least to my neck-of-the-woods. But Saturday we will find out for sure if we can expect sunshine or stormy weather. Come one Phil. Don’t let us down!
This week I thought I would share some Groundhog Day recipes. I’ve already shared Groundhog day pancakes and today we made another Groundhog day recipe: Punxsutawney Pudding cups (which I can’t even say, so let’s call them Groundhog Day pudding cups for short. 😉 Okay?)
These turned out so cute and I got the idea from my favorite magazine Family Fun and I modified it just a bit.
I made up some instant pudding but you could make this easier by just buying the pudding cups that are already made.
I then added crushed Oreo cookies to the top to resemble the dirt.
Then it was time to turn regular Milano cookies into Punxsatawney Phil. (There’s that name again. Try typing that 5 times fast).
I found this nifty neato trick of adding frosting to medicine syringes for adding small details to cookies or whatever you are decorating and it worked like a charm. Especially since I just needed a little bit.
I used the syringe to add eyes and a nose to the groundhogs. Then I added two peanut butter chocolate chips for the cheeks and two sliced almonds for the ears. I had big plans of cutting other almonds and making teeny tiny teeth for the groundhogs but, sorry, that was NOT going to happen. I attempted though. Like I’ve said before, if it’s not easy peasy it doesn’t belong on this blog. 🙂
Then just take these cuties and put them in your pudding cups.
And as you enjoy your yummy treat let’s just hope we will be seeing spring really soon. I guess we’ll find out soon enough!
For other fun food ideas you might like:
Wendys Hat says
Oh my gosh! These are the cutest things ever! My daughter used to only want to go a certain restaurant for dinner just because the kids meal had a free dirt cup for dessert. Love these! Thanks.
Kara says
Thanks Wendy! Maybe you’ll have to make one for her so she can reminisce. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like a dirt cup for dessert. 😉
Your site is like Pinterest — it sucks me in forever!
I love your Groundhog Day recipe ideas – your kids must love when you step foot in the kitchen!
Haha Billie. Thanks! My boys do love when they come home to a surprise treat. 🙂
Oh my cuteness! LOL My kids love anything that involves pudding with mashed up cookies! 🙂
Thanks Camille! Who doesn’t love anything that involves pudding and mashed up cookies? I know I ate way more than my fair share. 🙂
Yummo! But just to cute to eat!
Thank you Eleanor!
Oh my gosh, love those! Groundhog day was always such a big deal back home in PA!
Thanks so much! Oh, I bet it was huge back there. I’ve been trying to do little things for each “holiday” just for the fun of it. 🙂
These are so stinking cute!
SOOO cute! I have never made a recipe focused on Groundhog Day, but I love this! So fun for kids.
Thanks Brandie! This is the first year I’ve made Groundhog day treats and my boys really loved them!
Oh my heck these little guys are making me laugh. so cute! thanks for sharing 🙂 http://www.handmadeintheheartland.com/
Thank you Angela! Glad you like them. 🙂
Oh my goodness, these are adorable.
Would love for you to stop by and share
http://totsandme.blogspot.com/2014/01/kids-and-mom-in-kitchen-67-white-cake.html
Seriously, where do you get your ideas/inspiration???
Stopping by from Miz Helen’s party. So cute! And tasty!
Oh my, these are adorable & so clever! I’d love for you to come & link this up at Link’n Blogs Link Party! Hope to see you there! http://learningcreatingliving.blogspot.com/2014/01/linkn-blogs-7.html
Your Groundhog Day Cupcakes are just adorable! Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and have a great weekend!
Miz Helen
Oh my! These are SO cute!
Thanks for linking up with us at our Weekend Wind-Down Party!
Thank you for linking up with us at the #WWDParty, I hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend.
What a cute idea! Kids could even help to make this fun recipe. Here’s hoping that Punxsutawney Phil doesn’t see his shadow!
Thank you April! My boys love to get involved in the kitchen. These were really fun. 🙂