Mardi gras fruit tray

Mardi Gras Veggie Tray... Only Purple, Green and Yellow veggies allowed 😄

Mardi Gras

I am here for the beads and the cheese! Get your Mardi Gras party started with a purple, green and gold charcuterie board!It's time to get the party started! It's MARDI GRAS! Grab your beads, grab the cheese and let's build a Mardi Gras Charcuterie board that is sure to be a big hit with your friends!Mardi Gras is French for 'Fat Tuesday'. It is the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, and it was the practice to eat rich, fatty foods before fasting for lent. I can't think of any better way of indul

Hosting a Mardi Gras celebration? These Mardi Gras Party Food Appetizers are packed with bold Cajun and Creole flavors, perfect for entertaining a crowd. From

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If you're celebrating with a parade, party or dinner, these Mardi Gras recipes are what's needed to put a little Louisiana on the table!

Looking for family-friendly Mardi Gras ideas or kid-friendly Mardi Gras food? You'll love these easy Mardi Gras candies: Mari Gras Candy Melt Pretzels!

Mardi Gras Muddy Buddies – cinnamon Chex cereal tossed in peanut butter, yellow, purple, and green candy melts, powdered sugar, and colored sugar. This stuff is SO good! I am totally addicted to it!! This recipe makes a TON! Whip up a batch and share with friends and family. #mardigras #puppychow #muddybuddies #chex #candy #dessert

This roundup features 33 traditional and classic recipes for Mardi Gras and Fat Tuesday. Quick and easy Cajun and Creole menu ideas and appetizers perfect for serving a crowd or to bring to a potluck or get together. There are plenty of mouth watering recipe ideas featured that anyone can make!

If you're looking for a perfect appetizer for your Mardi Gras themed party, look no further. Cajun Sausage Bites with Spicy Dipping Sauce are easy to make, and are kicked up a notch to satisfy your cravings. Bet you can't eat just one!

Mardi Gras is known for many different things: celebrations, New Orleans, beads, etc. We think it's time to add these truffles to that list.

Alligator themed fruit platter. I used two pinapples to be able to cut more fruit out, but could be done with one. I cut a 'V' shape from the middle of one pineapple and used the wedge for the tail. The body and head are the two sides lying flat on the tray. Kiwi and blueberries for eyes.

Mardi Gras always arrives in the heart of winter, and nothing says cold weather comfort food like the traditional New Orleans Creole and Cajun meals of Gumbo, Jambalaya, and their delicious offshoots. Browse this collection of Mardi Gras meals, both mains and sides, and cook up something irresistible this Fat Tuesday and beyond. Get the recipe at SoupAddict.com.

Fruit platter designs for your next party, be it a birthday party, holiday gathering, or casual get-together, you'll find a creative fruit tray idea for your needs.

Here’s a cheery little recipe to get you started: Mardi Gras Snack Mix. It’s like a Mardi Gras parade in a bowl - a mix of bright colors and sweet and salty flavors.

Mufuletta Sliders combine everything you love about traditional muffuletta sandwiches into a handy slider! Perfect for mardi gras.

These King Cake Pudding Shots are a fun Mardi Gras themed pudding shot perfect for Fat Tuesday complete with plastic baby. For more recipes follow me here on Pinterest.

Mardi Gras and the ever so popular Fat Tuesday Celebration, are another great way to create memories with your family! If you are in New Orleans there are popular practices include wearing masks and costumes, overturning social conventions, dancing, sports competitions, parades – for us though, it’s about recreating some of their popular recipe. Here are

Looking for Mardi Grad party foods? Try cooking these quick and easy Mardi Gras food recipes. From beignets to jambalaya to king cake to red beans and rice, these quick and easy Mardi Gras recipes are the best dinner, dessert, snack, appetizer, and party food recipes.

Get in the spirit with this festive salad of oranges, bacon, carrots, red onions, and green spinach representing Mardi Gras colors with a delicious slightly sweet dressing. Make the dressing ahead of time, have the salad ingredients ready to mix together and toss when ready to serve.