Pass the Garden Dirt Cake
Pass the Garden Dirt Cake

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have pass the garden dirt cake using 25 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Pass the Garden Dirt Cake:
  1. Prepare Molded vegetables:
  2. Take red, yellow and orange candy fruit chews
  3. Get green candy fruit chews
  4. Make ready fresh parsley
  5. Take fresh cilantro
  6. Prepare Bunny bottom and feet:
  7. Make ready regular marshmallow
  8. Prepare mini marshmallow
  9. Prepare Vanilla frosting
  10. Take tube pink decorating icing
  11. Get yogurt covered almonds
  12. Prepare Fence:
  13. Make ready Honey wheat pretzels
  14. Make ready Marbled stones:
  15. Take fondant
  16. Take Grey food coloring
  17. Make ready Dirt cake:
  18. Get oreos, crushed
  19. Prepare Bar Cream cheese, softened
  20. Prepare Butter, softened
  21. Prepare Powdered sugar
  22. Prepare large container Cool Whip
  23. Make ready Boxes Instant white chocolate pudding (or vanilla)
  24. Make ready Milk
  25. Prepare Vanilla extract
Instructions to make Pass the Garden Dirt Cake:
  1. Mold the vegetables out of the candy chews. For the tomatoes, knead the red fruit chews between your hands until soft and pliable. Divide into 4 equal pieces and roll into balls. Use skewer to make wrinkles in the top and poke a small hole in each. Take a small piece of the cilantro for the tomato leaves and stick into hole.
  2. For the cucumbers, knead 4 of the green fruit chews between your hands until soft. Divide into 4 equal pieces. Roll each into a log resembling cucumbers.
  3. For the carrots, knead the orange fruit chews between your hands until soft. Divide into 4 equal pieces and roll into logs tapering one end to resemble carrots. Using a skewer poke small hole in top the wider end. Take a small piece of fresh parsley and stick it in the hole for the carrot leaves.
  4. To make the lettuce, take the remaining 4 green fruit chews and yellow fruit chews and knead in between your hands until soft. Divide into 4 equal pieces roll out each piece into a 4 inch long rope and lightly press to flatten. Roll up each rope to form a spiral like the head of a lettuce. Flaring out the outer layer to form leaves.
  5. For the bunny bottom and feet, use the pink icing to pipe paw pads onto each almond. Dab 2 small dallops of the white frosting on the flat side of the regular marshmallow to use as glue towards the bottom in the 4 and 8 o'clock positions. Glue on bunny feet.
  6. To make the marbled stones, take 1/2 of the fondant and put into a separate bowl or container. Add a coupe drops of grey food coloring and knead until fondant is completely covered. Grab a pinch of fondant from each white and grey and place one on top of the other. Twist them around each other, pull stretching them longer and fold. Do this a couple times creating a swirl effect. Repeat with remaining fondant. Shape into various sizes and shapes.
  7. To assemble cake, crush 1 package of oreos and place in the bottom of a 9x13 baking dish. In a separate bowl mix pudding, milk and vanilla.
  8. Using mixer mix cream cheese, and butter until smooth and creamy. Mix in powdered sugar and then fold in cool whip.
  9. Fold in pudding mixture until all is combined. Pour over remaining 1/2 package crushed oreos on top. Let sit in the refrigerater a few hours until set. Decorate with molded vegetables and bunny. Stick in pretzel sticks around cake to resemble a fence.

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