Insert Ninjago , in the place of Cookie Monster, and this is how I thought it would all turn out:
(photo from thejproject2010.blogspot.com)
But for once, it really was as easy as it looked.
Here was my example:
(photo from bakingmakesmehappy-brianna.blogspot.com)
And here was my end result:
(photo from my camera)
Not too shabby for a rookie
He was also very focused and precise in his cupcake batter measuring skills.
While Seth was with Tante and Uncle Tim for a birthday treat at Chuck E. Cheese's, Caleb, Eric, and I did the decorating. I wanted that part to be a surprise for the birthday boy. I had no cake decorating experience to draw from (and I am pretty sure neither did Eric or Caleb), so I pulled up the internet picture, whipped out my array of colorful icings and we went for it. It was a lot of fun and not nearly as stressful as I had envisioned!
And the result was:
Success!!!!
Viola! Ninjago cupcakes, complete with one green ninja for our birthday boy!
Really cute and totally edible.
And no big mound of icing to dig through.
Just a simple treat that made our five-year-old birthday boy VERY HAPPY!!
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