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Epicurean Kentuckian: Preschooler's recipes shared Kids' Kitchen skills develop at a young age Selected by Geniece Marcum My niece, Mrs. Patricia Wangelin Reed, sent several recipes collected by her class of Robertson Road Fullday Pre-School kids in California. I loved every one of them and hope you will, too. We'll share a few of them: Spiderman Cake by Javier 4 chocolates, 5 heart candies, 4 eggs, 2 cups flour, 3 muffins, green, and one strawberry.There are more recipes . . . Eggs & Chocolate by Monique Crack like this (on table) 1 egg -- my mommy only makes one.------------ Apple Cake Put it in a bowl. Put it in the oven in the bowl. Cook it 5 minutes. When it's finished put sprinkles of sparkles. It's done!------------ My Grandmoa Does Pancakes by Octavio Chocolate chips -- one, water-- a little bit. Flour, a lot of flour.------------ Chocolate Bread by Jorge 1 ball------------ Pancakes by Brooke A little bit of cocoa------------ My Mom's Eggs by Andres 9 eggs. Put ketchup over here (on the side), use a spoon and stir it------------ Macaroni Cheese by Briana 2 bags at a time of macaroniThanks to Patty Wangelin and Geniece Marcum for this delightful Epicurean Kentuckian article compiled from the other side of America. -CM This story was posted on 2011-12-30 04:08:29
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