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Edible playdough

Šeimos Virtuvė — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 13:24:40 +0000

My kids like to play with homemade playdough. Every weekend they play in the kitchen while I’m preparing something tasty. But one time when I saw my kids sitting and smiling with green mouths, I understood that something was wrong :) So I made decision – prepare edible playdough. The recipes was selected long time ago, but time to prepare it came only now. It’s very easy to make and tasty to eat – if you like peanuts and sweetness. But don’t do my mistake, don’t prepare full amount, devide in half or even more. We ate a lot, but it still is on my pantry. Now it hardened, but we break some chunks and eat like candies. After a great play you can make small balls and dip in the melted chocolate – and you will have great candies.

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Kids’ cookies

Šeimos Virtuvė — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 09:35:15 +0000

Last weekend we baked kid’s cookies. And it was really fun :) I’m happy that I found these butter cookie dough. You don’t have to chill it – just mix all ingredients and you can play. Of course it has one nuance – you can’t roll it and cut with cookie forms. You make cookies by making small balls and sticks. And if you just fantasize – you can make flowers, butterflies, turtles, worms or anything you can imagine.

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Dried fruits candy

Šeimos Virtuvė — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 06:33:26 +0000

Someone said that Sesame candies are very healthy :) But they were wrong! These candies are really super healthy because they don"t need sugar - everything in them is natural (except coating). With the hubby we decided that next time we will make these candies smaller (about 10 cents diameter) and coat with melted chocolade.

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Sesame candy

Šeimos Virtuvė — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:08:26 +0000

I put a star on this recipe long time ago in Google Reader, but only Tasty weeks encouraged me to try to make my first candy :) They were delicious - disappeared in a few minutes (maybe because I make only a quarter the recipe). Nice! :) Tomorrow I have to look for another candy recipe. And meanwhile I can say that these candies are like kozinaki with a mild flavour of honey. And they are not very hard (in a fridge they became crunchy).

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