Thursday, April 9, 2009

A Happy Easter Foodie Friday!

It's Foodie Friday
and
look who's hopping by
to wish you 
Happy Easter!


I made a batch of sugar cookies....

Turned my kitchen into a disaster area....

There are some little brown 
and
some little white bunnies.

Finally, they got there fluffy 
little cotton tails!


We put them into little bags....
to use as little favors.
The girls get the 
pretty little white ones.


The guys get the brown ones.

The cookie jar gets the rest!

I just wanted to share 
this sweet little bunny
with you...
My Dad made this for me
many decades ago.
I cherish him
and I NEVER EVER put him away!


H-A-P-P-Y   E-A-S-T-E-R!!!

Robyn

30 comments:

Nancy Jane said...

Love those rabbit cookies! Won't see the grandchildren for Easter so didn't make cookies...Hope you have a Happy Easter...Nancy

Kathy said...

Robyn, these cookies look delicious and adorable, they would look perfect on MY table too lol, a whole jar of them, they look so good. Your dad is so talented that little bunny is precious, I would keep him on display all the time too, Happy Easter my friend, hugs, Kathy.

Martha said...

Love those rabbit cookies. We always made and decorated sugar cookies for Easter when our daughter was small. Part of our Easter tradition (along with dyeing eggs). We still do the eggs but leave the cookies until we have a grandchild.

SmilingSally said...

They are cute. I'll take a white one; I like lots of icing.

Unknown said...

Cute cookies. I too posted a cookie recipe with a lesson!

Room Service ~ Decorating 101 said...

I could eat the ears right off all those cute bunnies...so cute! I want you to get those clothes up and invite me over for a look at that bedroom...it sounds devine.

Anonymous said...

Oh, Robyn! These cookies are precious! They put mine to shame!! You did such a beautiful job decorating them too and I'm sure they're as good as they look.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)

Chandy said...

Yummy and fun! Robyn you a rabbit's best friend! I love the little coconut poofy tail. LOL

Bridget said...

I love frosted sugar cookies. I thought you were just pulling our bunny legs when you said you made them but there was the proof in blog photos. Way to go girl!
Your bunny your dad made you is quite a treasure!
Happy Easter, Bridget

Unknown said...

Those cookies are so adorable! I love how you packaged them too! Could you post the recipe for the top glaze? I have been looking for that... Is it royal icing?
Hoppy Friday
~Really Rainey~

Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...

That bunny your dad made for you is beautiful! What a treasure. Those cookies look too cute to eat, and too delicious not to eat! laurie

Barb @ The Everyday Home said...

This is a talent for which I do not have the patience or the skill. Yours are just darling, and I love how you made white and brown ones. Love that pic with the bunny cookie filled jar. Thanks for sharing...Happy Easter, Barb

imjacobsmom said...

Hi Guys, Thanks for the comments they are much appreciated! It's just royal icing....4 egg whites, 4 cups confectioners sugar and 1/2 capful of almond extract (it called for lemon extract but I didn't have that on hand.....I think that vanilla would work, too). I know that egg whites can be risky, but I used meringue powder in the past and the icing tasted bitter to me...anybody else experience that? ~ Robyn

Helen said...

Dear Robyn ... wishing you the most joyous Easter celebration ever.

Mid-Atlantic Martha said...

Those cookies look beautiful! I wish some would just hop on over to my house! Thanks for your visit today!

Beth at Aunties said...

Robyn,

These cookies are adorable! Cute bunny your dad made you... Something to cherish always.

Happy Easter!:-)

Rattlebridge Farm said...

The cookies are adorable! Those pink ears and fluffy tails are the crowning touches! Your father's rabbit is beautiful. I hope you and dear Jacob have a great Easter weekend!
Hugs,
G

Pat@Back Porch Musings said...

Cute bunnies, Robyn!

Happy Easter!

Sara's Sweet Surprise said...

Thanks for coming by and especially for your *Sweet* comments. To save time I purchased the Lindt/Lindor white truffles. I forgot to mention a very little dab goes along ways. Itested it on a paper towel first. Oh, use gloves when applying the food coloring pastes...it can be a tad messy. Although judging by those perfectly frosted cookies you'll have no problem.
I hope you come by for a visit again.



Sweet wishes,
Sara

nikkicrumpet said...

DANG...those are prettier than the ones in the fancy bakeries!!! Nice work!

Foley said...

Those cookies are so pretty - you did a wonderful job on the decorating..
Love the bunny plates and especillay the bunny your Dad made for you..something so special!

Joyce said...

Your Dad's handmade bunny is beautiful and so are your adorable cookies. Happy Easter and thanks for visiting my blog.
Joyce

Mermaids of the Lake said...

The bunny cookies look amazing!

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

Adorable bunnies! I love the tails :)

Happy Easter!

Lori (All That Splatters) said...

You are so artistic! Your bunny cookies are too cute. I love how you packaged them up individually. Beautiful!

Cindy (Applestone Cottage) said...

Robyn,
I love your bunny cookies they are really neat! The bunny your DAD made you is such a neat treasure too. Happy Easter ~ Cindy

Leigh of Tales from Bloggeritaville said...

Robin, those cookies look wonderful....cookie jar? I think you need to send one of those bunnies my way, to uh, "care for". Yum!
And the bunny your dad made.....priceless!!! It is a beautiful keepsake. I wouldnt put it away either.
Thank you for your bloggy friendship. It warms my spirit.
Happy Easter!

Kathi~Lavender, Lace and Thyme said...

Robyn! your cookies looks so perfect it would be hard to eat them! Your Dad's wooden bunny is priceless!

Anonymous said...

Love giving fun cookies for party favors and yours look amazing!
The table looks great too! What a fun little "take-away"!
Robin
All Things Heart and Home

Miss Janice said...

Those are sooooo cute! I hope you had a wonderful Easter.