sweettone
Mountain City, TN
age: 31
| just wondering if anyone has any simple and healthy recipes that i can cook for kids at a daycare center any help will be appreciated thanks.
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craftygirl002
Tacoma, WA
age: 40
| Sandwich rolls
Make cinnamon roll dough (any basic recipe will do).
Instead of putting sugar and cinnamon on the dough, spread mustard & put thin sliced ham and finely grated cheese on instead. Roll into a log, cut into rolls, place onto baking sheets & let rise. Bake as you would for cinnamon rolls. I used to make these all the time when my ex and I were first married. We could freeze them and pull out a few days' worth at a time. Our commute was an hour each way, so it was really convenient to be able to pop a few of these in our lunch with an apple.
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silvereaglebw
Newcastle, WY
age: 56
| Pizza,its the 'Perfect",food,,,,,,, ,lol
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pollypockets
Aiken, SC
age: 29
| Corn dogs. The kids LOVE them! I have one little boy in my class that can't pronounce his "S"'s yet so he calls them hot dog on a d*ck. Yep....outta the mouths of babes.
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britbrit
Gloucester, MA
age: 22
| well for lunches, your basics hamburgers, corndogs, pizza, sanchwichs, cucumber slices, tomotoe slices and the list goes on.....
little snackes for spring....
the famous "ants on a log"
celery sticks, peanut butter and raisins.....the kids love doing it (provided there is no peanut allergies)
Birds nest
chinese noodles mixed with melted chocolate chips....cool off and let the kids make a nest and add a few jelly beans!
For playdough.....
1 cup flour, 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, 1 package unsweetened Kool-Aid, 1/4 cup salt, 2 tablespoons cream of tartar, 1 cup water
Mix flour, salt, cream of tartar and Kool-Aid in a medium saucepan. Add
water and oil. Stir over medium heat 3 to 5 minutes. When mixture forms a
ball in pan, remove. Knead until smooth. Put in a plastic bag and
refrigerate.
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sweettone
Mountain City, TN
age: 31
| thanks for the suggestions i will try them .
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