This week’s Sunday Stills Challenge is to share photos of your favorite recipe or restaurant. I chose to photograph a dessert recipe that is a perfect Spring tradition and that is also a show-stopping centerpiece at any potluck, party or special meal.
To prepare, you’ll want to purchase a new flowerpot, a spade and a faux floral arrangement. Wash them in hot soapy water before use.
Then gather all your ingredients.
Spin the Oreo cookies in a food processor.
But don’t do like I did and stuff too many cookies inside or you may end up breaking one of your blades.
Spin or Pulse cookies until they become crumbs.
You’ll want between 4-5 cups of cookie crumbs.
Mix your instant pudding with milk until it thickens.
Fold in the whipped topping.
Set the pudding/whipped cream mixture aside.
Cream together cream cheese, butter, and powdered sugar.
Blend the cream cheese mixture into the pudding mixture.
Place a plastic lid inside the flower pot.
Spread a layer of cookie crumbs in the bottom of the flower pot.
Follow it up with a layer of pudding/cream cheese mixture on top.
Continue layering until you are about 2” from the top of the flower pot. Your last layer will be cookie crumbs.
Gummy Worms are optional, but fun, so don’t forget to buy some.
You know you want one. Go ahead. I dare ya!
Stick your flowers inside the “dirt” and place worms on top of dirt and peeking out of the flower pot.
Refrigerate or freeze for a few hours or overnight. Then serve with a gardening spade.
Mmmm! Doesn’t that look yummy? My kidlets call it “Dirt Dessert”. It doesn’t last long in our house.
The recipe came from a wonderful cookbook published locally as a fundraiser.
You can’t go wrong with this recipe. It’s easy to make with simple ingredients. It’s fun, creative and delicious! Here’s the recipe for you to try.
Enjoy!
Note: Please read my Previous Post concerning Fantastyk Voyager's horse riding mishap and serious injury, from yesterday, and take a moment to swing by Val’s blog to leave her a comment of well wishes and encouragement. Thank you!
14 comments :
This would be a dangerous thing for me to have around my house, because it wouldn't be here for long.
Yummy!!:D
Oh YUM!I have seen this recipe made in small pots before, but never in the big pot. Love it! It looks so good! I would have to find a way to make it gluten free though...=) I know they make gf Oreo type cookies...so I might just start looking for them. *wink
Heading over to Val's now! I must have missed that post yesterday.=(
Have a beautiful Sunday!
Nice job and I adore chocoate but would pull out the worms! :) I know we made something similar at Halloween too. I like the flowerpot idea though may have to try that for work sometime!
Mmmm...looks great!
I LOVE gummy worms! They were responsible for an outrageously high sugar count when I was pregnant. I made the mistake of eating about a tub of them before my prenatal visit!
Yea!! Dirt cake!! Tasty combo and cute too. Have you ever made the "Kitty Litter" cake? :)
I visited Val's blog and left a message. Do you know if Scout is OK? Sounded like he was in some distress from you blog.
I love this recipe! One of my favorites.
too cute...
Yumm!
Anything with four sleeves of Oreos in it has to be good!
fantastic, can't wait to become a grandma to try this out. I have a similar pudding.
I LOL at your blade.
Looks good, I think my blood sugar just spiked..:-)
Wow! Looks super tasty and cute too. I'm going to remember this for my next summer barbeque!
Aww darn I forgot to do this Sunday Stills. I hate to cook so I guess it's okay lol. I do love this recipe. I've never tried it, but I've heard of it. I loved seeing pictures of it. It looks so yummy.
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