EASTER EGG MARSHMALLOW CAKE BITES

Once again I have another super delicious and fun Easter recipe for you! These Easter egg cake bites are filled with just that…CAKE and not just any cake, this cake is colored blue and pink for a really fun surprise. These are perfect for an Easter Party, Easter baskets, a cute snack or even a bake sale. Enjoy…these are sure to be a HUGE hit at any party.

Easter Egg Marshmallow Cake Bites

Ingredients:

1 package White cake mix

3 Eggs

1/3 cup Vegetable Oil

Food Coloring

1 cup Marshmallow Creme

14 oz White Melting Chips 45.jpg5 Easter Egg Marshmallow Cake Bites

Directions:

Prepare cake mix according to package directions except split in half and add different food cooing to each half. Bake as directed. 26.jpg6 Easter Egg Marshmallow Cake Bites

Cool completely on wire rack.

Crumble cake into large bowl.

Add marshmallow creme and mix until well blended.

Roll and shape into egg sized portions and refrigerate for 2 hours. 36.jpg6 Easter Egg Marshmallow Cake Bites

Melt white chocolate in microwave by heating for 30 seconds then stirring and repeating until candy is smooth and completely melted.

Dip cake bites using a fork to make sure they are completely coated.

Tap fork against edge of dish to help remove excess.

Place cake bites on wax paper and refrigerate to set.

Separate remaining white chocolate and tint using food colors.

Transfer to zippered sandwich bags and clip tip of corner to use for piping and drizzling on cake bites.

DEVILED EASTER EGGS

These deviled eggs couldn’t get more festive!

Here’s the recipe:

Ingredients:

12 eggs hard boiled, peeled and cooled

1/3 cup mayo

3 tbsp cream

1 tbsp sweet relish

food coloring for dyeing

Directions:

To dye the eggs, fill four small bowls with water and add 1 tsp vinegar, as if you were dying Easter eggs. Add desired food coloring to the water. For the red, we added 6 drops of red food coloring to achieve the pink. The blue, green and yellow we used about 15 drops. Soak the whites only for about 40 minutes. For lighter colors, soak less or use less food coloring.

Cut hard boiled eggs in half and remove yolk. Put the yolks in a bowl and mash with a fork until it’s crumbly. Add the mayo, cream and sweet relish. Mix well. (We use a hand mixer with a whisk or beater attachment – it makes the filling even creamier.) Fill the eggs with the mixture either by spooning it in or piping it in with a cake decorator or plastic baggie.

With eggs as cute (and tasty!) as these, your guests will forget all about that Easter egg hunt.