Ice both the top and sides of the cake and decorate as desired. For this Easter Egg Cake, we make Easter Egg Nests to embellish the top but have fun, use your creative streak and get the kids to ...

You could even add some easter eggs hidden in the grass as well. If you’re looking for a unique and playful twist to ...

Form the remaining marzipan into 11 balls. Brush the marzipan with beaten egg and arrange the marzipan balls around the edge of the cake. Brush the tops of the balls with beaten egg and then ...

Easter is just around the corner, meaning you can legitimately faff around in the kitchen trying to create fondant-shaped bunnies and cute chick motifs without anyone mocking you (too much).

Spring is here, and for many, it’s a great excuse to get baking, whether that's biscuits, cupcakes or a showstopping Easter cake for the family. For children, it’s a chance to embrace their love of ...

Ice the sides of the cake first then the top. 5. Cut a large white chocolate egg carefully in half and fill with smaller eggs. Place on the cake lightly pushing it into the icing. Garnish the cake ...

Shredded wheat or puffed rice cereals can be used instead of cornflakes. Store the Easter egg cakes in an air-tight tin for up to a week. Mini eggs are a choking risk for young children.

With it being Phillip and Holly’s last show before Easter, we’re helping them celebrate early with the help of Juliet Sear and her delicious Easter cake. Think Mini-Egg Madness as she ...

As the stakes rise, more and more clues are unearthed, with plenty of Easter eggs and references to greater Marvel lore along ...

As an ardent Easter egg lover, I have to admit this selection ... treats (there’s even broken up Kinder Bueno as decoration), Cake or Death’s indulgent Easter brownie treats are guaranteed ...