I just couldn't let Easter go by without making some
fun treats, even if we weren't going to be having
a big family dinner.
I wanted to use things that I had in my pantry,
and I wanted something quick and pretty, so
I whipped up these super easy little mini cookie cakes
made out of Rice Krispie treats.
What I am now asking myself is why haven't we always
layered Rice Krispie Treats with frosting? Nope, it
definitely wasn't too much!
I just made the standard Rice Krispie Recipe
6 C. Rice Krispies
3 T. butter
10 oz. marshmallows
and patted them in a buttered bun pan, making
them thinner than I normally would. Let
them set up for a few minutes.
Butter an egg shaped cookie cutter so the
marshmallow doesn't stick to the cutter.
Layer two eggs with buttercream frosting
and then top it with frosting. Sprinkle
spring colored sprinkles on top while
the frosting is still soft.
A full batch made 6 mini cakes.
Buttercream Frosting
1 C. softened butter
3 C. powdered sugar
1-2 T. water
1 tsp. almond flavoring
pinch salt
Place the butter, powdered sugar, flavoring and salt
in mixer bowl and begin mixing with a paddle.
Add water until the frosting is the consistency
to be piped. Scrape down sides of the bowl and
let beat for a few minutes. It will become
creamy and white as it beats.
We dropped some of these off to the
grandkids. They loved them too.
Jackie, these are just perfect for Easter with the spring colors. What a fun and easy treat to make and I'm sure the grands loved them. Lucky kiddos.......Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute dessert and I am sure the homemade treat was well appreciated by the kiddies!! Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy husband would go crazy over those! He eats buttercream icing by the spoonful, and when I make a cake for him, I make an extra bowl of the icing!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Adorbs!!
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