Xbox Controller Doughnuts

These are doughnuts that look like simple Xbox controllers.
I bought some frozen roll dough.  This kind though, was in a square shape instead of a ball.  When the dough was thawed, I cut out a small rounded triangle from the top and a wide rounded triangle from the bottom.  I made sure the edges were rounded before letting them rise a bit and then fried them in some oil.
I made a simple glaze of milk and powdered sugar.  I put a cooling rack in a big cookie sheet and placed the doughnuts on them.  I Then poured the glaze over the doughnuts.
(You can tell that the glaze is pretty thin.  If you want a whiter looking doughnut, you can put more coats on.)
Before the glaze dried, I placed the "buttons" on.  The A, B, X, and Y buttons are mini M&M's and the other knobs are normal M&M's.  When the glaze dries, they are pretty easy to handle.  Yum!

A Mario Party: More Goodies

As you may have read, my son wanted a Mario Party for his birthday.  I have already posted tutorials for his Lakitu cake, King Bob-omb candy and the Cheep Cheep candy.  Here are the rest of the goodies!

I used napkins that looked like Toad and Blue Toad.  The blue Kool-Aid is for the Blue Toad as well.  The rice crispy treats are grey tinted for Whomp.

These are sandwiches made from rolls to look like Wiggler's body.  When the rolls were ready to go into the oven, I used a pastry brush to color them yellow with a dyed egg wash.  If you wanted to, you could make the rolls from scratch and dye the dough yellow.  After the rolls were done, I mixed some food color with water.  I used a food safe paint brush to make a orange circle and then a brown ring around it.  I then cut them and filled them with meat and cheese!

These are just mini powdered doughnuts for "Boo's Doughnuts".

This is a mixture of Whoppers and Milk Duds for Chain Chomp Kibble.

These are Bowser Jr. Jell-O Cups.  Green Jell-O in small plastic cups and then some spray whipped cream.  Bowser Jr.'s shell is green with white spikes.

Yum!!