Esther O Design

These cookies are so much fun to create.

With minimal work and supplies, your children will really enjoy designing their own original flower designs. If you'd prefer not to bake cookies,use graham crackers instead.

This bed of roses is no garden variety. With a few vibrant colors veggies, you can make any quiche into a Shavuos worthy centerpiece!

I can hardly recall a Shvuos without a Har Sinai cake.

Up until today, my mother brings a Har Sinai Cake along with her when she comes for Shvuos to be enjoyed by the grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Here is a new and fun twist to create a Har Sinai cake.

Though during the year I try to keep my salads to the healthier side, for Tu B'shvat I treat my family and guests, to something a little more exotic. When I tasted this salad by my cousin Leah’les house some time ago, I knew it was one that I’d want to share. Whether you plate it and serve it to start off the meal, or serve it with the main, it’s sure to be a big hit.

“Have a leg up” with these absolutely adorable, fun and sweet clowns.

They're cute as a mishloach manos idea or a sign to display .

In addition to the Simchas Purim Clowns in the photo,you'll notice some GET WELL QUICK clowns as well. After Purim your children can repackage their loads and loads of candy and send it to the less fortunate.

As Acai bowls are super popular these days-treat your family and friends to an acai bowl  on the go.

Acai (pronounced “ah-sigh-EE”) is popularly known as a “super” fruit because of nutritional value packed into this little purple berry.

An acai bowl is basically a really thick smoothie that's been topped with nuts, seeds, fruit, coconut, chocolate…

Any combination of berries can be used to make an Acai (or mock Acai bowl).

Laffy Taffy, Jelly Belly and Turkey Jerkey make way for Funky Chunky, Mega Omega and Handy Candy!