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I can't believe my baby just turned 11. Next year he'll be in middle school and I don't know how many more parties he'll want me to plan then. This may be the last. So here it is: ZELDA For once I knew the characters and the setting because I have played the Twilight Princess version on the Wii. It reminds me of King's Quest and I loved King's Quest. As usual, I have to thank Pinterest users for their great boards. About a month before the party I ordered character plates, black placemats, themed tattoos/stickers, and Zelda napkins online from Birthday Express and Hylian shield mint tins from retrobit games. But then we all got really busy and before we knew it, 2 weeks had past. So, 2 weeks before the party I decided I didn't have time to make invitations and I ordered digital invitations from an Etsy shop. In 2 days, I had the file and I took it to Office Depot to be printed. We handed them out one week before the party...very last minute. This is the picture on the Etsy page for the invitation we ordered. Purchased from Smallfrynotables At office depot, I also had images of Zelda stained glass windows printed onto overhead sheets to make window clings for decorations. The images I used are on my pinterest Zelda party board. It worked out great. Unfortunately the last transparency melted in their printer and they had to call in a repair man. I didn't need that last print but I felt bad about their machine. Apparently when the machine heats up it can melt the overheads. The melted copy looked like a 3D shrinky dink. Hmmm, I wonder if I can turn the window clings into Shrinky Dinks now? After handing out the invitations, we got to work making favor crayon rupees. First my daughter carved a soap rupee. Then we made three silicone molds by taking casts of the soap rupee. Then we sorted old crayons into colors and melted them at 325 degrees for about 7 minutes. We added white to the blue and purple sometimes to make them lighter. These turned out great. Every guest got to take five home. The molds started to tear after a while but they were easily patched. We are planning to make Zelda soap using the molds next. They are also food safe so we thought about making smaller ones and melting jolly ranchers but we ran out of time. Then we made a Triforce piñata. That was fun. I used a crown royal box because the dimensions looked perfect. Two sides of the box were the exact length and width required and I trimmed the front side down to make the third side of the triangle. Then I used blue tape to make the back of the piñata and hold the triangle shape. I placed typing paper scraps over the tape on the inside of the piñata so the candy wouldn't stick. My husband cut out a triangle from another cardboard box to make the front. After the candy was loaded and the front taped on with packing tape, we used glue sticks to adhere small strips of white and yellow tissue paper onto the triangle. Voila. Triforce piñata. We had a quest to find swords, boomerangs, pieces of heart, poe souls and fairies. The first clue was, "Buried beneath a pile of rocks beside the abyss, it is dangerous to go alone, take this!" In a gray bag under splat rocks by the pool, the children found swords. They battled briefly with swords but had more fun with the splat rocks. I originally bought these thinking they were sponges we could use with slingshots for target practice but they turned out to be water filled squishy things and they were too sticky and heavy for the slingshots I had. The next clue was, "In a castle set apart, there you will find a piece of heart." In the Little Tikes castle they found treasure boxes with heart ring pops. The next clue revealed the location of the boomerangs - behind scrap wood in a planter with a ficus tree that has a bemustached trunk. "Concealed within an ancient wood, lies the loyal companion of good, if you dare to seek it out, discreetly approach the Deku sprout." We made poe souls for the quest. We tried several methods, but never really got them to look as awesome as the examples on the web. We also made fairy jars, but we had such a hard time getting the grass to stay inside the jars because of all the static that we decided this would be a fun challenge game for the teams, "Catch a Fairy in a Jar!" I will post a followup on these with instructions and pictures. Hey Listen. Next we made Navi Pops. The kids absolutely devoured these. Rosanna Pansino has a youtube channel called Nerdy Nummies where she demonstrates how to make all sorts of geek treats. Here is the link to her Navi Pop demonstration: Nerdy Nummies and below are some pictures of my daughter making ours. We waited until the morning of the party to make the lemon bars so they were too warm to be sliced really nicely. Instead of the beautiful triangle servings I had pinned to my board we ended up with tiny triangles fitting together to make a big one. Eh. For the games we had a quest to find objects and shoot targets with z-curve or nerf bow and arrow sets. Target shooting went on much longer than expected. We had cans of various sizes stacked on a bench and the aim was for teams of 2 to knock all of them off in the shortest time. But, they just wanted to keep setting them up and making new targets so this kept going for a long time. The main game was musical splat. Some of the children chose to wear a trash bag to protect their clothes but most did not. The children walked around the table and when my daughter's ocarina playing stopped, the children had to lift the lids off of the pie tins (lids were paper plates with duct tape handles) and slap their hands into monster guts, gargoyle pieces, chu jellies, dragon tails, etc. (Really just fig preserves, ice rings, cherry fruit topping, mayonnaise with cheerios, ketchup/mustard mix, etc.) One tin had a heart ring pop. That player was supposed to be out and the game continue, but everyone wanted to keep playing. Everyone would point to and laugh at the person who ended up with the fig jelly. It was supposed to represent monster guts but the kids called it poop. Between rounds, the kids would run into the garage bathroom to wash their hands. After the final wash we went inside for lasagna and spaghetti. After dinner, the kids drank Lon Lon milk and ate cookies and other treats. Then we went outside again for the pinata. This event was planned and executed in a short time, but the party lasted 4 hours and everyone had a great time. Thanks for stopping by to read my post. Party Summary Minimal Decorations: Zelda stained glass window clings triforce pinata stained glass style party crackers themed plates and napkins black placemats The main themed snacks were: Lon Lon Milk. Triforce lemon bars. Jabu Jabu cups - blue Jello jigglers with Swedish fish. Green grass snacks - grapes, celery, snap peas, snow peas, cupcakes. Costco Macarons in Link's colors - green, yellow, tan and brown. Themed Favors: Rupee crayons Hyrulian shield mint tins stickers tatoos Quest Items: Treasure box with heart piece (heart ring pop) Poe soul (bottle with cloth head and food coloring) Fairy Jars (mason jar, glow bracelet and iridescent Easter grass) Sword under splat rock Boomerang Games: Musical splat Catch a Fairy Z-curve Archery
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A Magical Legend of Zelda Birthday Party with a rupees sign, life heart cookies, forest water, link inspired color palette and lost woods backdrop ideas!
A Magical Legend of Zelda Birthday Party with a rupees sign, life heart cookies, forest water, link inspired color palette and lost woods backdrop ideas!
Lots of low cost and unique Zelda themed birthday party ideas! Here are some uber creative Legend of Zelda birthday party ideas for girls and boys, for every personality! Here are some gems that are perfect for your party! Posts on www.wherepokemonmeetsanime.co.uk contain affiliate links. For full disclosure, click HERE PS the best Zelda themed gift for your recipient! 👈🏻 1. Serve some 'super energy potions' Add cool labels to drinks to make them seem like super energy potions, to grant guests the ability to move super fast or to attain super powers! You could pour green drinks such as green coloured soda or even some green jelly or jello 'shots'! 2. Employ an amazing Zelda birthday pinata 👈🏻 This will provide an amazing and fun activity for guests, plus look amazing as part of your Legend of Zelda themed decor! 3. These amazing novelty ice cubes for drinks 👈🏻 These will be sure to wow your guests, the coolest party touch ever! You could even add some amazing edible glitter to drinks to make them shimmer and sparkle! 4. A Zelda themed jumbo birthday party cake topper Let your cake take centre stage with these amazing jumbo and glittery Legend of Zelda themed birthday party cake toppers! Glitter jumbo Zelda Legend birthday cake topper 👈🏻 Metallic personalised Zelda themed birthday cake topper 👈🏻 Zelda themed personalised jumbo birthday cake topper 👈🏻 Happy Birthday Zelda themed jumbo birthday cake topper 👈🏻 Legend personalised Zelda theme birthday cake topper 👈🏻 Realistic edible moss birthday cake decor (so cool!) 👈🏻 Tree bark effect fondant press for Zelda cake 👈🏻 Realistic tree bark effect birthday cake fondant press 👈🏻 Tree trunk effect cake fondant press 👈🏻 Forest themed birthday cake edible sprinkles 👈🏻 5. Make some Zelda themed sugar cookies 👈🏻 With these amazing cookie cutters! Your guests will adore Zelda shaped sugar cookies and they are perfect for creating a standout party table display that your guests will find themselves heading towards on repeat! Zelda shield cookie cutter and press 👈🏻 6. Little chests of gemstone rupee candy for party favours 👈🏻 Edible gems and jewels that are perfect for party favours or even for decorating your cake or edibles! These mimic the rupees in the Legend of Zelda franchise and you could combine a red, green and blue colour combination of edible jewels inside some mini treasure chest party boxes to resemble loot, for party favours! 7. Toss the golden rings hoop throwing party game This is such a fun game that all ages will enjoy and is perfect for a party! 8. Some Zelda inspired glitter heart cupcake toppers 👈🏻 Your guests won't be able to get enough of these - they are so much fun and relate to the theme perfectly! You could even DIY these or order some ready made if you are short on time. 9. Create a Zelda triangle shaped cupcake pullapart To make this, simply arrange your pre iced plain cupcakes in your chosen formation, then ice over them all together, just like joining the dots, to create one whole design. This will make the perfect standout display for your party or dessert table! 10. Some Zelda themed thanks for coming party favour tags 👈🏻 These are amazing for party favours and match the theme perfectly! You could even alternatively craft some leaf shaped tags or labels out of green paper, card or cardstock, to match the theme. Zelda themed thank you party tags 👈🏻 Perfect for party favours, these amazing Zelda thank you tags or labels are the perfect special touch that guests will adore! 11. Choose an amazing Zelda themed birthday party invitation design To send to guests! These are all so cute and affordable, there are so many cool designs available to choose from! Legend of Zelda themed personalised birthday invitation 👈🏻 Legend of Zelda inspired personalised birthday party invitation 👈🏻 Legend of Zelda themed scroll birthday invitation 👈🏻 Gold and green Legend of Zelda birthday invitation 👈🏻 Zelda game themed personalised birthday invitation 👈🏻 Personalised Legend of Zelda birthday invitation 👈🏻 Personalised blue gold Zelda theme birthday invitation 👈🏻 Zelda shield personalised birthday party invitation 👈🏻 12. Set up some Zelda inspired food table signs 👈🏻 These are so magical and cool and would fit the theme perfectly and be sure to wow guests! You could DIY these yourself or there are some ready made. 13. Create a Legend of Zelda themed party trail mix With pretzel rings, colourful green and yellow M & Ms and fluffy white marshmallows. There are so many cool ideas to try, why not create a forest theme to mimic the scenery in the game. 14. Make some life heart cookies 👈🏻 To delight guests and capture the spirit of the game! You could even give these out to guests as party favours and give them a little piece of the party to take away with them. 15. Stick some Legend of Zelda motifs to these eco friendly balloons 👈🏻 The zero waste and zero guilt way to celebrate a party in style, now there is no need to compromise style and decorative flair when it comes to decking out your party using eco friendly decor! These balloons are eco friendly and biodegrade at the same rate as a leaf, making them perfect to enjoy guilt free at your party - and even more reason to blow up more! 16. Play a game of pin the shield on Link The perfect twist on the traditional party game of pin the tail on the donkey, why not entertain guests with a game of pin the shield on Link! 17. Legend of Zelda inspired birthday party table confetti 👈🏻 This is so cool and is sure to match the theme perfectly! Legend of Zelda symbol party table confetti 👈🏻 18. DIY some Zelda themed candy bark for party favours To make some Zelda forest themed candy bark, why not use milk chocolate instead of white chocolate, to create a woodland theme! To make it, use milk cooking chocolate and an assortment or array of yellow and green sweets and candy, then pop it in bags and secure with a green or gold ribbon! 19. Play a game of Legend of Zelda bingo 👈🏻 Bingo with a Zelda twist! Zelda printable bingo (so good, print as many as you need!) 👈🏻 20. A treasure hunt for these amazing 3D Zelda rupees 👈🏻 You could hide these rupees in some mini burlap sacks around the party space for guests to find! You could also hide some empty burlap sacks as a fun twist and to fool guests and make it harder to complete the game. 21. Some golden arrow Zelda themed cupcake toppers 👈🏻 These are the perfect way to deck your cupcakes out in style! 22. Make some glowing Zelda jars 👈🏻 To create an amazing magical party atmosphere! 23. DIY some Zelda inspired burlap party favour bags 👈🏻 These would be perfect for party favours, with a gem motif painted on the front. You could work these in to your treasure hunt and use them to hide rupees inside for guests to find! 24. Make an obstacle course for guests to complete Just like in the game itself, why not make a fun Zelda inspired obstacle course, using cushions to jump on and objects to balance on, painted cardboard boxes, or even a climbing wall if you have one! If anyone lands outside of the course, they have to start again at the beginning. Just be sure to make it nice and safe for guests of all ages! You could implement activities such as throw the beanbag in the hoop and dodge cones as part of the obstacle course! 25. Legend of Zelda colouring activity pages as party favours 👈🏻 These are brilliant and come in downloadable form, so you can print as many copies as you like! Legend of Zelda colouring sheets 👈🏻 26. Try some Zelda themed tableware 👈🏻 27. DIY some Zelda themed slime for party favours 👈🏻 These novelty crayons are too cool! 28. Some Zelda rupee party favour boxes 👈🏻 29. Make some Zelda themed sweet cones for party favours 👈🏻 You could DIY these or even order them ready made! These make for super affordable Zelda themed party favours that look amazing and will be sure to delight guests. 30. Make some colourful popcorn Make this by using green and yellow food colouring along with corn syrup and butter (follow this recipe here!) Guests will adore the novelty and you could even add some edible glitter to make it extra magical! You could make little popcorn parcels as party favours for guests to take hope, super cheap, easy and affordable! 31. Decorate different areas to represent different areas in the Zelda game Create different party zones for each of the different magical areas in the game! You could then play a party quiz, where guests have to guess which question pertains to each area, based on the backstory of the franchise. They run and stand in whichever zone they think the question pertains to. You could deck out each zone to look like or represent the different areas in the game and get super creative, you could even create some different themed cupcakes for each area! I hope you liked these ideas and this post was helpful!
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Zelda's rupees are transformed into three delicious cookies: red raspberry, blueberry, and matcha green tea! Sam Tsui joins Rosanna Pansino on Nerdy Nummies to whip up these legendary recipes! Makes 3 dozen of each cookie Things you'll need Ingredients Matcha Green Tea Cookie 2 tablespoons green matcha tea powder 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 2 ¾ cups all purpose flour ½ cup sugar ¼ cup honey 2/3 cup butter 1 egg ½ teaspoon vanilla extract ½ teaspoon almond extract Raspberry Cookies 4 tablespoons raspberry powder 1 teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 2 ¾ cups all purpose flour ½ cup sugar ¼ cup honey 2/3 cup butter 1 egg ½ teaspoon vanilla extract ½ teaspoon almond extract 1 teaspoon red food coloring Blueberry Cookies 1 tablespoon blueberry powder 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 2 ¾ cups all purpose flour ½ cup sugar ¼ cup honey 2/3 cup butter 1 egg ½ teaspoon vanilla extract ½ teaspoon almond extract ¼ teaspoon blue food coloring Equipment 3 large bowls 3 medium bowls Food processor Hand mixer Rubber spatula Plastic wrap Rolling pin Cookie sheets lined with parchment Small offset spatula Rupee cookie cutter Matcha Green Tea Cookie Preheat oven to 350ºF. In a medium bowl, whisk together green tea powder, baking powder, salt and flour. In a large bowl, beat together sugar, honey and butter until light and fluffy. Add an egg, vanilla and almond extracts and then beat until well combined. Mix wet and dry ingredients until well combined. Form the dough into two discs and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for an hour. Roll the dough to ¼ inch thick and use the Rupee cutter to cut out cookies (PICTURE at 6:49). Place cookies onto baking sheet and bake for 9-10 minutes. Raspberry Cookies In a medium bowl, whisk together raspberry powder, baking powder, salt and flour. In a large bowl, beat together sugar, honey and butter until light and fluffy. Add an egg, vanilla and almond extracts and red food coloring and then beat until well combined. Mix wet and dry ingredients until well combined. Form the dough into two discs and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for an hour. Roll the dough ¼ inch thick and use the Rupee cutter to cut out cookies (PICTURE at 6:49). Place onto a baking sheet and bake at 350ºF for 9-10 minutes. Blueberry Cookies In a medium bowl, whisk together blueberry powder, baking powder, salt and flour. In a large bowl, beat together sugar, honey and butter until light and fluffy. Add an egg, vanilla and almond extracts and blue food coloring and then beat until well combined. Mix wet and dry ingredients until well combined. Wrap the dough into two discs and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for an hour. Roll the dough ¼ inch thick and use the Rupee cutter to cut out cookies (PICTURE at 6:49). Place onto a baking sheet and bake at 350ºF for 9-10 minutes. TaDa! You’ve hit a yummy treasure chest with these rich Legend of Zelda Rupee Cookies!
Aahhh! 😊 I got my Switch along with "Breath of the Wild" back at the midnight release and have just been loving it ever since! "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" is so incredible and immersive, and there is so much food that Link can make! And I love how cute the animations and cooking tunes are, and how adorable Link's expressions are. Many foods have stood out to me as ones I'd love to recreate, but one at the top of the list is the "meaty rice ball", because I love meat! and the look of it is very appealing (okay, I think they're adorable😉). "The sweet and spicy meat stuffed into these rice balls will keep you full for some time." —In-game text, "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" The basic dish in the game only requires raw meat (red meat or fowl, either is fine) and Hylian rice, but depending on the caliber of meat you use (like "raw prime", or "raw gourmet"), you can get more hearts! Also, if you add another ingredient like "courser bee honey" or any kind of "shroom" or vegetable, you'll get a different effect for the meaty rice balls depending on the extra ingredient you use (so it'd be called "Enduring Meaty Rice Ball" or "Hasty Meaty Rice Ball", etc). So, feel free to add in an additional minced ingredient to the filling! The cooking in-game is so versatile and instigates exploration with ingredient combinations. It's just–gahh, I love this game.💕 Look at this sweet boy.❤️ Note: For this recipe I decided to make soboro for the filling because it's cooked in such a way that there's not a lot of meat juice that would sabotage the structural integrity of the onigiri (rice balls). Soboro is ground meat that has the fat rendered and is then cooked so that the added flavors become concentrated. It's perfect for rice because rice is a neutral flavor and you want the filling to be strong to balance it all out. It's also particularly great for this dish because the game says the meat is sweet & spicy, which this is–very flavorful! And if you do decide to add an extra ingredient, like mushrooms or carrots, etc., mince them well & add about 1/4 - 1/3 cup. Get ideas from the game and experiment! Meaty Rice Balls Ingredients: 1/4 lb. Ground Beef (ground pork [not sausage], chicken, or turkey are fine, too) 1 1/2 Tbsp. Aji Mirin 1-2 Tbsp. Minced Red Chili Pepper or Chili Pepper Paste 1/2-1 Tbsp Granulated Sugar OR ("Courser Bee") Honey! 1 tsp. Soy Sauce ~3 Cups Cooked White Rice Salt or Garlic Salt (whichever you prefer) Sesame Seeds Mayonnaise 10-12 Thin Slices of Roast Beef (I used thin sandwich slices) Directions: 1. Making the soboro: In a small pan over medium heat, cook the ground beef, making sure you break it up very small, until no longer pink. Drain the juices & plop the meat onto a large paper-towel lined plate. Place another paper towel on top of the meat & press to get out more of the juices. Us the paper towel to wipe out the pan, & then return the meat to the pan. Add in the seasonings; mirin, chili pepper, sugar or honey, & soy sauce, & then toss to fully incorporate into the meat. Let cook until the juices are evaporated & the meat has become very flavorful. 2. Building the onigiri: Have a little bowl of water handy to dip your fingers in so the rice won't stick to you. Line a small bowl with a large sheet of plastic wrap & flick a little water onto it & sprinkle on a little salt or garlic salt. Scoop out 1/2 cup of cooked rice into the plastic lined bowl & then make a well in the center to put about 1 Tbsp. of the soboro meat mixture. Put just a little more rice on top to cover the meat & then gather up the edges of the plastic wrap & lift it up, twisting the plastic closed. With the rice in the plastic, press & shape it into a tight/compact rounded triangle with no meat showing (feel free to add little bits of rice to cover up any exposed meat if necessary). Unwrap the onigiri & lay it aside n a plate or tray until ready for the next step. Continue shaping onigiri until you run out of rice (will make about 5 or 6). 3. You'll need 2 slices of roast beef per onigiri (if you're using sandwich meat slices). Lay one slice of meat flat & spread it lightly with mayonnaise on one side (the mayo will act as "glue", plus it's a very common onigiri, & Japanese food in general, addition). Fold & press this slice around the bottom & back of the onigiri, mayo-side to rice, adding a little mayo to hold the folded bottom corners (see photo). Next, cut the second slice of meat in half lengthwise & spread mayo on one side of both pieces. Starting at the back & folding around to the front, press these pieces diagonally around the sides of the onigiri (like putting a shawl around shoulders. You're totally dressing these onigiri up!). Use your finger to spread a little mayo under flaps to make everything stick and press down smoothly. Lastly, to more closely match the in-game image, press some sesame seeds onto the apex of the onigiri. Wrap each of the onigiri in a meat coat and sit them back on the plate or tray for the next step. 4. Clean well the little pan you used previously & heat it on medium-low. You can use your fingers for this step, but be careful of hotness! or you can gently use silicone topped tongs or keenly use a fork or spoon, whatever you're comfortable with. The goal is to lightly cook & seal the meat around the onigiri (you could leave the onigiri as is, but it's cooked in the game & it tastes delicious this way). Sit 1 onigiri in the pan on its meat-covered bottom & let it cook for about 30 seconds or so, until the meat is just browned & sealed together. Rotate to one side, cook, & then the other side, cook. Lay it on its back & cook, & then gently roll/flip it onto its front & cook. You don't want to brown the rice, simply lightly cook & seal together the meat. Remove the finished onigiri to the serving plate/tray, quickly wipe the pan clean with a paper towel, & then repeat the process with the next onigiri, & so on. Great eaten freshly made, but also good room temperature, like if you're taking them on a picnic or packing them in your work/school lunch. Store in an airtight container. * For more Zelda food, try my Pumpkin Soup, Cucco Puffs, & Triforce Pumpkin Muffins! *
Zelda Triforce confetti! - Handmade! - Goil foil Triforce, 1.5 inches - Gold is only on one side, plain white on the reverse side - High-quality, heavy cardstock - These are pretty large for confetti so each set includes 70 Triforce pieces. Due to the design of the Triforce, you must handle them with care as they are fragile! Let me know if you would like any of the colors switched around I can do plain cardstock or glitter as well! If there are any issues with your order please send me a message so I can assist you! PLEASE NOTE: This item is not a licensed product and I do not claim ownership over the characters used. You are paying for my time and the creative services used to create your party decor! All copyrights and trademarks of the character image used belong to their respective owners and are not being sold.
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A Magical Legend of Zelda Birthday Party with a rupees sign, life heart cookies, forest water, link inspired color palette and lost woods backdrop ideas!
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