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Easy Peasy! Bunny Salad!
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Just kidding around with the first picture.
Just in time for Easter and an old family favorite...Bunny Salad! You'll need... Base: Flat & frilly lettuce leaves Bunny bodies: Pear halves Cottontail: Cottage cheese Nose: Maraschino cherries Ears: dried Apricots, cut in half with a half toothpick stuck in the end. Eyes: chocolate chips, currants, or raisins Arrange on salad plates as shown in the picture. A huge hit with children especially! |
CUTE! I will use this with a cool whip tail.
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Thanks for sharing giggle giggle
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Ha! Ha! very cute!!
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Been making these since I was a kid. We usually use pears cut in half for the ears. These are great when you have young kids.
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I remember these! Thanks for sharing. DGD is coming over today. Wonder if I have the ingredients handy. They'd be cute at lunch.
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Is that your bunny in the first picture? How did you get it to do that? Enquuiring minds....
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Hi coopah! No it's somebunny else's. :D I wondered the same thing. They must have waited until their bunny needed a nap. Too cute for words. The image popped up in a search for photos of bunny salad. (It took me awhile to find where I had stored my own photo)
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Good recipe.....SUPER pictures.....HeeHee!
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Cute recipe and loved the first picture!
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Loved both pics !! sent that one to the DGD's to ahhhh and ooohhh over ! Thanks for sharing !!
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Love you sense of humor. Thanks for the giggle.
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Thanks for posting!
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Not only is this the cutest bunny pic', the cutest salad and some very nice dishes Love all three.
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I made those one year for Easter. It was a lot of work but a big hit!
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Awe, too cute!
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