Hamburgers For Dessert!?!

Hamburgers & French Fries for dessert, really....??

I served these cute little hamburgers at Ethan's Birthday Party 

yesterday. I absolutely loved this idea from Bakearella.com

she made them for Father's Day and they were totally legit, adorned with French Fry pouches and Happy Father's Day paper lining, which she does give you the templates for. I just wanted to keep it simple and use Diner style gingham French Fry holders with yellow tissue, I think they turned out great! 

Here is what you'll need: 

1 Yellow Cake Mix

2 Brownie Mixes

2 Sugar Cookie Mixes

3 Cans of White Frosting

Red, Yellow & Green dye

Cookie Baking sheets

Sesame Seeds
Sugar (for Salt)

Yellow tissue paper

French Fry Gingham containers

Small circular cup (to cut hamburgers out)

1.) Prepare the Brownie (aka Hamburgers!)

I prepared the brownie mix first, I actually used a full

cookie sheet to bake 2 brownie mixes on so I could get

more "hamburgers" they tell you to use a 13x9 with 1

box mix, so I altered this whole recipe a bit catered to

what I had on hand. Then I cut the small hamburgers out

with a small circular cup. 

2.) Prepare the French Fries! (aka Sugar Cookies!) 

I prepared the French Fries second. I love rolled cut out

cookies especially during Christmas time so this was fun

and easy to do, roll out dough with a rolling pin and cut 

your steak fries out! This was a massive operation in hopes
of producing tons of fries, I used 2 big cookie sheets and
spread my "french fries" out..to make lots of them! Make
sure once they come out of the oven, slice them quickly
and add the sugar, if you wait they become to hard and crack!

Don't the really look like French Fries! Should have done this 

for April Fool's Day!!

3.) Next Prepare the Frosting! (Ketchup, Cheese & Lettuce) 

Color your frosting red, yellow and green. You can also dye 

coconut shreds green, I would have done that..but my hubby's 

side of the family mainly his brothers are not a fan of coconut, 

so that probably wouldn't of went over well! 

4.) Set Up Your Assembly Line!

This is the fun part! I just remember thinking ketchup,

cheese, lettuce, buns and fries for one set and repeat!

So you've got your hamburgers, the buns, the french

fries, cheese, ketchup & lettuce - You are all set!

I loved the messy frosting you can go a little crazy with 

how much you actually use on here.. so each hamburger

was unique and special in it's own way hahah so fun!
Ta da! Hamburgers & French Fries - don't forget to add
Seasame Seeds to the top of your buns!

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