Easter Egg Bird's Nest Cookies & Cupcakes

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These Easter egg bird's nest cookies and cupcakes make for a great treat to bring to family gatherings.

The bird's nest treats can be made with cookies, cupcakes or both. I chose both in order to have a variety for the kids at our Easter celebration!

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I used pre baked sugar cookies and vanilla cupcakes for this recipe, but you can definitely substitute chocolate chip cookies or funfetti cupcakes for your bird nest decorations.

A staple in my kitchen when making desserts is the OXO good grips decorating kit! It always comes in handy and I run it through the dishwasher on the top shelf after each use.

Keep scrolling to see the recipe!

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Easter Egg Bird's Nest Cookies & Cupcakes

Yield: 24
Author: The Berry Basics
Prep time: 20 MinTotal time: 20 Min
These Easter egg bird's nest cookies and cupcakes make for a great treat to bring to family gatherings. The bird's nest treats can be made with cookies, cupcakes or both. I chose both in order to have a variety for the kids at our Easter celebration!

Ingredients

  • 1 dozen already baked sugar cookies (chocolate chip cookies could be substituted here)
  • 1 dozen already baked vanilla cupcakes (Funfetti cupcakes could be substituted here)
  • 1/2 package of almond bark chocolate
  • 1 tub of milk chocolate icing
  • 1 tub of vanilla icing
  • Icing decorating kit (I have OXO good grips decorating kit and used the star shaped tip)
  • 1 package of mini Cadbury eggs - any variety (I chose dark chocolate - may substitute Robin eggs if desired)

Instructions

  1. Shave the chocolate almond bark to be the filling for the bird's nests. I used a cheese grater to save time, but a knife can be used as well.
  2. I combined the tubs of milk chocolate and vanilla icing to make a lighter brown shade of color for the bird's nests.
  3. Fill the icing decorator up.
  4. Using a star shaped decorating tip, I formed a line of icing around the edge of the cookies and cupcakes to frame the bird's nest. (For large cookies, make two lines of icing around the edge)
  5. Fill the inside of the icing nests with the chocolate almond bark shavings.
  6. Place three Cadbury eggs in each nest.
  7. Enjoy!

Notes:

If you only have an icing decorating tip, cut a small triangle out of the corner of a Ziploc bag. From the inside of the bag, push the tip through the small opening and fill the bag with icing. You can also do this without a decorating tip by pushing the icing through the small hole cut in the corner of the Ziploc bag.


easter desserts, easter cookies, easter egg cookies, easy easter recipes
Easter, Holiday, Desserts
American
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If you're feeling really adventurous, you could make a double layer iced cake with a large nest of cadbury eggs on top.

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