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If you're looking for a community where Easter's trappings really reflect its message, look no further than St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and its tradition of dying eggs red. - This year's annual Peeps contest will be the seventh at the Carroll Arts Center, with 190 Peeps works scheduled to be displayed.
- These sugar-coated marshmallow treats have developed a huge following, and we want to see how you can incorporate them into a dish.
- There was a Honey Boo Boo-inspired peep diorama, and multiple entries showcasing the Baltimore Ravens victory in this year's Super Bowl. There were also entries inspired by recent headline news, such as the "Habemus Peepam: We have a peep!" display inspired by the selection of the new Roman Catholic pope, and a "Same-peep Marriage" display, a nod to the same-sex marriage cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Creative ways to incorporate Peeps into your meals. Bon App-e-Peep!
- Residents create artwork using yellow marshmallow candy
- Enter our Baltimore Sun Peeps recipe contest by devising a way to creatively incorporate Peeps into a dish. Recipes can be a sweet, but we'd love to see some savories.
- Ken Ulman has no authority to ban children in Howard County from drinking sweeten beverages.
- This week the Carroll Arts Center in Westminster is pretty in pink … and yellow ... and green ... for the fifth annual Peep Show, a combination of candy and art taking over the Main Street gallery through next Sunday, April 15.
- Blueberry shortcakes, pineapple crisp and peach Melba are good choices for lighter, springtime desserts.
- There was a Lorax made of chocolate and sushi made of Peeps marshmallow candy, but the star of the 19th annual Edible Art Exhibit at Towson High on Feb. 21 was the Cat in the Hat portrait composed of M&Ms.
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