Easter Bird Nests
I love holidays and I love holiday baking! This is a fun recipe that I’ve seen floating around Pinterest. I tried to find the original posts and over a dozen links going back to 2011 I realized that may be impossible to find. So, this is my version.
It’s easier than you’d think and takes only 4 ingredients!
- 2 cups of mini marshmallows
- 1/4 cup butter
- 4 cups of chow mein noodles
- your “eggs” – I used Cadbury mini eggs, but you can use jellybeans or anything else 🙂
First you melt your butter over medium high heat. Once it’s melted, dump in your marshmallows and melt them. Stir continuously so they don’t burn.
After your butter and marshmallow mixture is melted, pour it over the chow mein noodles and mix well so they are all coated.
Next you’re going to construct your nests by putting spoonfuls of the chow mein and marshmallow mixture into a cup cake tin. You just mold it to fit in the tin. I buttered my tin and found that spraying pam on it and my hands worked much better. Â After you make your nests stick the pan in the freezer for an hour to let them set.
After the hour you just pop them out of the tin. I have found that a butter knife or fork work perfect to take them out.
Now for the fun! Fill up those nests with eggs! Â They’re easy and adorable.
Enjoy!
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These little Bird Nests are so creative and perfect for Easter! Happy St. Patrick’s Day to Ya and thanks so much for sharing your awesome post with Full Plate Thursday!
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these look so good and pretty easy to make. Thanks for linking up at Tell Me About It Tuesday. We hope you hop over and share with us again nest week.
This looks so cute and yummy! I love how adorable this is, I think I’m going to try this out.
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Love these! The nests look simple to make, and my boys ADORE those Cadbury chocolate eggs. If I make these for Easter I will have some very happy campers. Thanks for sharing!
These nest eggs are so cute! I love when spring time comes along because that’s the only time of the year I can buy Cadbury mini eggs. They are so addicting!
that is so cute.. I think I would use wonton noodles.. I love this I am going to do this for my center piece for easter