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Make a snack, write the recipe


Posted by admin on 16 Jul 2009
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j0438447 300x299 Make a snack, write the recipe

Trail mix (or Gorp) is one of my favorite snacks which might explain a few things . . .  But, it’s good fats, right?  And filling, especially from protein sources like almonds or cashews. Make this snack with your kids, then help your kids write down the recipe that they invented.

Shop the grocery store bulk food section and select your ingredients . . .

granola

nuts

chocolate chips

banana chips

pretzels

raisins

m&ms

marshmallows

anything you like really

Set out these ingredients in individual bowls. Have your child fill a large bowl or bag.  How many scoops from the raisins?  How about pretzels?  Keep track for your recipe later.

Now, to eat and enjoy!

While you eat, start to write the recipe.

Illustrate.

Add to your family cookbook or send to a friend.

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Kelly @Childhood
3 yearss ago

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I love finding new activities to do with my kids in the kitchen! Thanks!

Tara
3 yearss ago

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My girls love to cook. My oldest daughter loves to write, as well. She has combined these passions to write her own recipes.
Here is a post about her first recipe.
http://ittybittybookworms.blogspot.com/2009/07/my-little-chefs.html
It was a fun experience. However, we did have to have a discussion about the fact that not all of her recipes can be so sugary. WOW! This one was definitely sugar overload!

Golda Elmer
2 yearss ago

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