[blparent] fun foods for kids

Veronica Smith madison_tewe at spinn.net
Wed Aug 31 21:25:24 UTC 2011


For the fruit pizza, I mix the cream cheese with sugar or brown sugar and
add the fruit.  If I mix with brown sugar, I only add apples. Makes it taste
like eating caramel apples.

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 fruit pizza, you can use a sugar cookie as the dough. spread it on pizza 
pan and bake as directed. then spread a tin layer of cream cheese on top. 
then decorate with your favorite fresh fruit slices. apples, pears, grapes, 
pineapple, kiwi, oranges, mango, and peaches are some i've used.
for a fresh veggie pizza you can use crescent rolls as dough. again line 
pizza pan and cook. then use either a ranch dip or sour cream mixed with 
ranch dip mix. then decorate with fresh veggies and shredded cheese if 
desired. carrots, broccoli, califlauer, peppers, cucumbers, celery, black 
olives, mushrooms, whatever you like. pretty simple and if you use a low fat

cream cheese or dip, it's pretty healthy as well.
Pipi
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From: "jan wright" <jan.wrightfamily5 at gmail.com>
To: "blparent" <blparent at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 2:22 PM
Subject: [blparent] fun foods for kids


> Hey, everyone took my good and healthy ideas: so we are all on the same 
> page.
> Here are only a couple of extras.
> If you are just starting out cooking, maybe you want to take it easy.
> peanutbutter sandwiches are a good healthy alternative to Peanutbutter
> and jelly.
> you just mash up (with a fork) a couple of bananas and add as much
> peanutbutter as desired. It hav to be spreadable, but not too thin.
> then, just spread it on bread.
> I do a peanutbutter/cream cheese combo, but it could be b/c of my 
> pregnancy.
> You can also warm up the peanutbutter mixture for a dip for apples.
>
> you can take taco shells and make a nice snack by:
> 1. mix cream cheese, french onion dip and or whatever other spice or
> cheese that you like together. My father likes me to put a bit of blue
> cheese; sometimes we use taco seasoning instead of powdered ranch
> dressing and we have used other creamy or powdered substances.
> 2. chop up green onions or olives into very small pieces. (optional.
> 3. find some thinly sliced beef chicken or turkey.
> 4. mix the cream cheese mixture with the chopped onions or whatever
> you have chopped.
> 5. spread on taco shell.
> 6. put thin slices of meat ontop of creamy mixture.
> 7. start from bottom of shell and roll into a tube. Try to get it as
> tight as possible. that will come with practice. Not every portion of
> the tube will be as filled. you might want to use a spoon to scoop
> some of the creamy mixture into the ends if they seem to be hollow.
> Repeat until all of the mixture is gone.
> 8. cover and refrigerate.
> 9.  When firm, use a knife and cut into rounds.
> this sounds long, but is not.
> you can also make little pizzas with English muffins.
> That is fun for kids because they get to put on their own toppings.
>   i am not a big "box dinner" person, but i can't make my own pizza
> dough, either.
> Hey fruit pizza might be fun, but that does require the oven and I
> don't know if you want to start w/o the oven
> If so, the pizzas and the "pigs in a blanket" variations is a good option.
> Also, if you are a bit squeamish about the oven or gas stove, you
> might want to start with the toaster oven or electric skillet.
>
> Hope that this helps.
>
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