Back in 2010 we did what we do every year: buy a mess of Peeps and see what happens. And what happened was this stroke of genius: Peepshi. The Peeps-sushi mashup has become an Easter tradition right up there with hiding eggs and eating ham. Here's our beginner's guide to Peepshi-making in case you need it. More

In traditional Italian American households, the Easter table is one of abundance, which is perhaps best embodied in the classic dish, Pizza Rustica or "Pizza Gain" a rich, savory pie laden with chopped meats (pepperoni, salami, prosciutto, sausage), cheeses and eggs. One sliver is enough to tide you over until next Easter. More

What happens when we buy $35 worth of Peeps? Peeps Week 2011. We've celebrated the last two years, but there's always room for more Peepsperimentation beyond the predictable microwave abuse. This Easter, show someone you really care with a bouquet of Peeps. (Bopeep? Pouquet?) Just imagine the look of glee on their faces when you whip out from behind your back, a bundle of bright, gorgeous flowers—with Peeps stuck to all the centers. More

Remember Peepshi? The "sushi" made from Peeps? We hadn't really thought about them in a while, until SE community member grellionaso showed us some she made with Christmas edition Peeps. "There were no regular peeps available. I was only able to buy some peeps white snowmen and green Christmas trees." More

You thought the Peeps coverage was over—we promise it will be after this, at least until 2011. For our Peeps contest we asked you to cook or construct anything with Peeps, and we'd pick our favorite. It was a tough call (did someone really make salted caramel and chocolate-covered Peeps?) but we had to hand it to this scene entitled, "All the Single Bunnies (Put a Ring on it)" by Stephanie of 52 Kitchen Adventures. More

When we first hatched the Peepshi concept and made our shopping list of Peeps, Rice Krispies Treats, and Fruit by the Foot, we knew it was pretty ridiculous but didn't expect it to explode the way it did. It's been incredible to see all of the Peepshi love on Flickr and across the internet. Of course Twitter became a playground of Peepshi links—we rounded up the tweets we could find, but feel free to add links to your photos if we missed them! More

"We thought they were harmless. We thought wrong." And thus begins The Peeps, the chilling tale of how Peeps took over a small village off the northern coast of California....or was that in The Birds? Bird-shaped marshmallows, real birds—close enough. More

Can't a woman love her Peeps? So much that she constructs a pyramid of them (accented with plastic grass) and tacks this masterpiece onto her door for all her apartment hallmates to enjoy? Apparently not. Carol Burdick of Boulder, Colorado, was evicted from her home last year for keeping her Peeps decor up two weeks after the holiday. On last night's episode of The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert covered what has now turned into an eviction case against the Denver-based building management corporation AIMCO. Yes, all this over Peeps. Watch the clip. More

Inspired by the annual Washington Post's Peeps diorama contest, we put together our own to represent our love of street food. This scene is supposed to capture the Vendy Awards, organized by the Street Vendor Project each year to honor the best carts, trucks, and other curbside cuisine. Just like in the human world, in Peeps world, kebabs and ice cream are also big. Check out more close-ups of the diorama. More

You know how microwaving Peeps makes them expand/explode all over the place? That's just in a standard 1000-or-so-watt microwave. What if you microwaved one in a 100,000 watt microwave? You better get the hell out of your kitchen. More