Beau Coffron
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Beau Coffron is a dad who was inspired to create special lunches every Monday for his kids, while they are in school. Many of these lunches are fashioned after characters such as Despicable Me Minions, Disney Princesses, and Star Wars Characters. From this project his blog, Lunchbox Dad, was born. The blog went viral and expanded to national appearances on T.V. shows such as Good Morning America and The Steve Harvey Show. Beau has been prominently featured in People Magazine and on websites such as Buzzfeed, The Huffington Post, Bored Panda, Yahoo, E! Online, and Martha Stewart.
Why can't I turn the famous bunny pancake food art idea into a sandwich for Easter? Cut two squares of spinach tortilla to fit the bottom of main compartment of the lunchbox. Place one in lunchbox, drop in meat and cheese, and cover with second piece of spinach tortilla. Optionally you can "glue" the bunny pieces to the spinach tortilla using a condiment like mustard or mayo.
I created these Cadbury Egg and Reese's Egg Bombs this year and they might be the tastiest Easter treat I've ever made. The secret to these chocolate Easter egg croissant bombs is to make sure that whatever egg you use is completely frozen. Preheat air fryer to 400° and spray basket with non-stick cooking spray. Place in air fryer basket and bake until golden brown, about 4 minutes.
Dandy Celery Sticks, furikake seasoning (or 3 small snack-sized sheets of nori, pinch of sugar, toasted sesame seeds), 1 1/2 tbsp. Combine furikake (or substitute), sesame oil, and soy sauce in a mixing bowl. Have a tasty time crafting these celery recipes for your family. But remember to pick up a good supply of Dandy Celery Sticks the next time you are grocery shopping.
I decided to make a Shamrock quesadilla using heart cookie cutters So it made perfect sense to make Mexican food and Japanese food for a lunch on an Irish holiday, right?! Use a heart cookie cutter to make shamrock clover leaf shapes. Use a green fruit or veggie like sliced mini cucumber as a background and place the quesadilla on top.