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HOTMAMA | December 2006

childrens recipe

I am looking for a recipe that my children can make to give as gifts for Christmas, any suggestions?

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	December 2006 \| blackwidowkate

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Hi
Another thing is to get them to make a collage of pictures of themselves and decorate a cardboard frame
Fantastic for Rellies.
My sister actually makes us balls for the christmas tree with our names on them.
She sends a different style one each year.....she normally uses styrofoam balls and decorates them
We are going to be collecting ideas through next year and having a home made christmas...rather than the store brought commercial one...
Gifts from the heart usually mean more...and don't forget to wrap the pressies in home made xmas paper too.
Luv Deb

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	December 2006 \| mandymum3

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http://www.geocities.com/alta_mom3boyz/giftmixinjar.html

this site is "gift mix in a jar" we have been doing them they are great and look really cool too.

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	4.00 (Good) \| December 2006 \| RJ83

childrens recipe

My sonhelps me make gingerbread tree biscuts you can also make short bread and decorate them with icing and lollys my son loves to make them and everyone loves to get them.

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	3.46 (Average) \| December 2006 \| susan4god

childrens recipe

Hi I put this recipe in by blog earlier but I will put it here as well.

CHOCOLATE FUDGE

500gm Cooking chocolate

1 tin Sweetened condensed milk

1tspn vanilla extract

Break chocolate up and put in a saucepan, empty tin of condensed milk in and add vanilla. Stil over a low heat till melted and mixed well. pour into a lined slice tin and cool in the fridge. cut and store in one layer or put glad wrap between layers.

hope you like it.

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	3.94 (Good) \| December 2006 \| cheleinkal

childrens recipe

Hi,

I have written a couple of articles on things kds can make and do and some food idea's are in them.

One is "Fairy Crystalls" Sparkle Puff's" great for wrapping in cellophane & giving to teachers etc.

Fairy Crystals Sparkle Puffs

Cooking with kids 2 yrs plus

This one isn't food, but a great idea for grand parents etc.
Plaster Baby/Child Feet replicas for under $10.00

These too make nice gifts and kids have a terrific time making them

Sun Catches

You might also find some idea's for non-food gifts here.
Activities to share with your Tween to early Teen age daughter/s

have fun and Merry christmas

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	December 2006 \| HOTMAMA

childrens recipe

Thanks, I got alot of leads now!

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	4.09 (Good) \| December 2006 \| breannababy

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hellooo there here is some;fruit balls;1 1/2 packets milk arrowroot,cup of mixed dried fruit,1 tin condensed milk,1/2 cup milk choc bits and coconut for rolling in.Crush biscuits then mix all ingredients together,take desertspoon fulls and shape into balls and roll into coconut.store in the fridge.for adults add a nip of op rum to the mix and 1heaped table spoon cocoa powder shape mix around a glace cherry verrrry nice heh heh heh.Jelly crackles;you pre-melt the copha(1x250 g block)add 5xcups rice bubbles or equivelant,1xcup milk powder,1/2 packet of any jelly crystals,1xpacket of m&m's(small) press into tin or put into patty cake cases let set in fridge.great for kids who you can send home LOL

Hope they have fun and enjoy regards Merle

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	3.40 (Average) \| December 2006 \| duritz

childrens recipe

I remember as kids we always used to get those plain rectangle biscuits (like the coffee ones nobody ever eats from the Family Assorted lol) and then put icing sugar and lollies on them. You can use four of them to make a simple "gingerbread" house.

Also, making chocolates is easy because all you need is a choccie mould and some choc bits. My 2.5 year old is helping make some for Christmas this year. Fun if you don't mind some mess!

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