Hooray for Homemade Thursday! So before I jump right in to this Thursday's Homemade project, I thought I would tell you a couple of things about me! Ready? My food weaknesses (besides salad which is, believe it or not, something that I crave everyday and go through withdrawals without...I know call me crazy) are bacon, BUTTER, bread, cheese and homemade ranch dressing! And piping hot french fries...love those too. Yes, these 5 - no 6 little things are what have me doing sit ups, yoga, long fast walks, heel raises while I brush my teeth, and everything else workout related! Then you add to that how OVER THE MOON I am about details...well then you probably have a better understanding of this post!
About a month ago, I signed up to receive the Country Living magazine through Zinio - so fabulous, and I highly recommend! Anyhow, I finally just went through the March issue only to run across this...
Butter shaped farm animals! Oh, I totally had forgotten about butter molds, and was just tickled to see them again. And I have to be completely honest with you...and tell you that for events and my own engagement party I have used butter molds before. While I didn't have fancy molds like these from Poland By Mail...
..they still turned out darling. However, almost any chocolate mold will work (though I believe the silicone bendable ones are best) and the options for shapes are almost endless.
Yet, the chick and lamb are absolutely adorable aren't they? So perfect for not only a Spring wedding, shower, etc...but they are perfect for any barnyard wedding or event during any season too!
The best part of all of this - they are so easy to make! Just let butter soften, pack it into the mold, level off the top and chill until set. I remember putting mine in the freezer to speed up the process...as I needed to make a couple batches. Easy peasy... and oh so cute! And yet just another reason for me to love butter!
~ Ciao
...images via country living & poland by mail
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3.31.2011
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