Flower-Shaped Food Because We're Dying for Spring
All of the spring feels over here.
Teri Lyn Fisher
It’s that sneaky time between the end of winter and beginning of spring when everyone is fed up with sweaters and boots, but it’s still too cold out to put them away for the season. So, we’re taking things into our own hands and creating spring right in the kitchen. Now if only we could get some of these kinds of flowers to start growing in our garden.
No green thumb? No worries. You can make this simple rose with store-bought ravioli layered with slices of mozzarella. We used sun-dried tomato ravioli to make this version, but you can get creative with different flavors to make different color flowers.
Todd Plitt
What’s better than a bouquet of fresh flowers to brighten up a room? A bouquet of pizza roses that taste as good (and cheesy) as they look. Store-bought pizza dough makes this easy and fun for the whole family.
Tara Donne
Thinly sliced mangoes and plums create a mesmerizing flower finish to a simple icebox cheesecake.
This cutie cupcake topper is easy enough for all ages and requires no hard-to-find ingredients or equipment.
Matt Armendariz
Turn something as simple as avocado toast into a work of springtime art. And if making an avocado rose isn’t something that comes naturally to you, here are the step-by-step instructions.
