What's Easter dinner without a yummy springtime dessert? From bunny cakes to cupcakes, carrot cake to homemade candy and more, we've got the perfect Easter dessert recipe for you.
Make the candy in a baking pan to break in irregular pieces, similar to pretty stained glass windows. To suit the season-- Christmas, Thanksgiving, St. Patrick's Day, or Valentine's Day--make this candy recipe in molds in a variety of colors and shapes.
For more holiday fun, pat the cookie dough in a big bell for Christmas, a giant pumpkin for Halloween, or a huge heart for Valentine's Day. Make sure the shape has uniform thickness so it bakes evenly.
Colored fondant makes the pretty daisies that top this light green frosted cake. Impress guests when you serve it for Easter dinner or any spring party.
Elegant and classy, this high-standing, rum-flavored layer cake is wrapped in light, fluffy icing. The delightful surprise between layers is the filling of macaroons, pecans, and candied cherries.
The Easter bunny will hop to this basket. To dress up these cookies, stir 2 tablespoons small multicolor decorative candies into the dough with the last flour added.
Edible wheat grass makes a cozy resting spot for these lemony cookies. Find the grass in the produce section of major supermarkets. Or check at large health food stores where the grass is used to make juice.
Poppy, known for simple, seasonal dishes from chef Jerry Traunfeld, keeps a molecular gastronomist in the pastry station. Dana Cree uses techniques she picked up at the Fat Duck in the U.K. and New York City's WD-50. "I learned to divorce flavors from their original textures to create something new," she says.