Eat Your Heart Out! Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and offers a wonderful opportunity to include your children in this festive event. Here are a few simple heartfelt snacks that will make your little Valentine feel extra special. Hearts in the Basket Why not start Valenne’s Day with this hearty breakfast idea? Using a heart-shaped cookie cuer, remove the center of a slice of bread. Next, add one tablespoon of buer to a hot skillet and toast one side of the bread. Now flip over the toast and add an egg. Cook the egg unl the white is set. Even picky eaters won’t be able to resist this yummy dish! PB & J for V-Day Do you need a Valenne’s Day lunch idea? Here’s another snack to try with your heart-shaped cookie cuer. Create a peanut buer and jelly sandwich and serve it on a fancy doily. It’s quick, simple and unique. Cupid’s Arrow What kid doesn’t like cheese and hot dogs? Begin by cung the ends of a hot dog on a diagonal. Insert a piece of uncooked linguini through both pieces to create a “hot dog” heart. Then, cut and aach small bits of cheese to make the ends of an arrow. Finish it off, by serving on a decorave paper muffin cup for a lile extra pizzazz. You can make this ahead of me, so it’s a ©2012 Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago. All projects, content and select images are the property of Goodwill and may not be copied or reproduced for commercial use without written consent. www.amazinggoodwill.com Keep reading... Originally posted February 9, 2012 [email protected]
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Eat Your Heart Out! Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and offers a wonderful opportunity to include your children in this festive event. Here are a few simple heartfelt snacks that will make your little Valentine feel extra special.
Hearts in the Basket
Why not start Valentine’s Day with this hearty breakfast
idea? Using a heart-shaped cookie cutter, remove the
center of a slice of bread.
Next, add one tablespoon of butter to a hot skillet and
toast one side of the bread. Now flip over the toast and
add an egg. Cook the egg until the white is set. Even
picky eaters won’t be able to resist this yummy dish!
PB & J for V-Day
Do you need a Valentine’s Day lunch idea? Here’s
another snack to try with your heart-shaped cookie
cutter. Create a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and
serve it on a fancy doily. It’s quick, simple and unique.
Cupid’s Arrow
What kid doesn’t like cheese and hot dogs?
Begin by cutting the ends of a hot dog on a diagonal. Insert
a piece of uncooked linguini through both pieces to create a
“hot dog” heart. Then, cut and attach small bits of cheese to
make the ends of an arrow.
Finish it off, by serving on a decorative paper muffin cup for a
little extra pizzazz. You can make this ahead of time, so it’s a
©2012 Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago. All projects, content and select images are the property of Goodwill and may not be copied or reproduced for commercial use without written consent. www.amazinggoodwill.com
Keep reading...
Originally posted February 9, [email protected]
©2012 Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago. All projects, content and select images are the property of Goodwill and may not be copied or reproduced for commercial use without written consent. www.amazinggoodwill.com
perfect after-school snack.
These are just a few simple treats that will make Valentine’s
Day fun for your kids, without costing a fortune. Visit
your nearest Goodwill store to find unique cookie cutters,
tableware and other elements to make it a special day.
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