Picky Eater? Try Crafty Moods
At Crafty Moods, the quirky online site for crafters and the like, Trish somehow manages to find the time to run the blog, think up creative recipes and crafts, and still manages to run her home as the busy mother of two baby boys. How does this creative mom do it all and still manage to entertain picky eaters? Trish has managed to find some fun and unique ways to get her family to eat their dinner with style. Here’s how:
![Birds Nest Paqsta Pasta Nest](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Birds-nest-pasta-300x153.jpg)
Here's one way to get your kid to eat!
![Plain pasta A heap of pasta](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Pasta-300x171.jpg)
Step One: Cook up some plain pasta to create a nest
![Make a nest! A pasta nest for your meatball birds](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Make-a-nest-300x171.jpg)
A pasta nest for your meatball birds takes no time at all!
![Cooking Meatballs Cooking the birds](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Cooking-Meatballs-300x208.jpg)
Step 2: Cook your meatballs to design your birds
![Eyeballs Bird eyeballs made out of candy](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Eyeballs-300x199.jpg)
What You'll need: Candy eyeballs
![Orange Beak An orange makes the beak](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Orange-Beak-300x216.jpg)
What You'll Need: An orange to make the beak
![Beaks and Eyes Meatball birds need beaks and eyes](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Beaks-and-Eyes1-300x232.jpg)
Step 3: Use a butter knife to cut the hole for the beak and eyes
![Birds nest on a celery stalk tree branch Pasta nest on a celery branch](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Birds-nest-on-a-celery-stalk-tree-branch-300x153.jpg)
Step 4: Do add a celery stalk to create a branch for your birds nest
![Cute from every angle A Different Nest Perspective](http://greenhalloween.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Cute-from-every-angle-300x145.jpg)
Step 5: Eat and enjoy! So cute your kids will love it!
To see the full-recipe and check out more fun and creative recipes with Trish, visit: www.craftymoods.com! She’s amazing!
Blogger Laurali Star can also be found on The Damsel in the Attic and her blog.
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