11 August 2010

DIY Birthday Cake Marshmallows

Thank you so much for the great response to our marshmallow post yesterday! We hope you will try to make some for your next dessert table, they are so easy and make a great impact!
We wanted to share with you excatly how to make the little marshmallows cakes. They are so great to make for first birthdays.
First off you just melt some white chocolate, you can use almond bark or the Wilton vanilla candy melts. Stick a toothpick in the top of the marshmallow when you dip it, shake off the excess chocolate.

After dipping, use another toothpick to hold the marshmallow down while you wiggle the top one out. There may be a little spot where there is no chocolate, just take a toothpick with some extra melted chocolate on it and cover the spot.
Let the chocolate dry completely. In the mean time pipe out little chocolate lines to be used as candles.
Let them dry and then go back and with yellow chocolate (wilton's yellow candy melts) add a dot at the top of the line, to create the lit candle look (make sure that it is attached to the line though).
Before the yellow part dries sprinkle yellow sugar crystals on it, this will make the candle sparkle! Make sure that the line of the candle is dry before you do this, otherwise the whole candle will have the sugar on it.
Make sure that your candle is competley dry before you go on the next step.

Now you are ready to dip the top part. You can dip the top into any color chocolate that you want, then before it dries just add some sprinkles.


As soon as you add your sprinkles attach your candle to the cake, you may have to hold it there for a few seconds so it dries upright.
Then you can either display them just like that or put them in mini cupcake liners! You can even put them on a lollipop stick and follow the same directions! Just stick the stick in syrofaom while they are drying.








12 comments:

  1. SO Cute! I am saving this one :)

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  2. These are so cute! I love the candle idea!! And your blog, I just love it. You are so creative!!

    I just made some last weekend for a birthday party. Here are my pics: http://homeswheremyheartis.blogspot.com/2010/08/big-surprise-wonderland-unveiled.html

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  3. Those are sooo adorable! My sons birthday party is this weekend. I am so glad I found these just in time!

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  4. So cute! Wish I had this idea a few months ago for my daughter's first birthday!

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  5. This is the cutest thing....I love your ideas....each one comes with an extra added amount of sweetness which is just so irresistable.
    Best Regards,
    Angie Hall

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  6. I absolutely love this idea, thank you so much for sharing. I made marshmallow pops for a baby shower and they were gone lickety split!

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  7. Omigosh! This is just the cutest! I'm adding this to my daughter's 1st birthday menu. :) How far in advance do you think I could make them without them getting hard?

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