HOME ED EXPO 2006
Our annual Home Ed EXPO is so much fun for the kids (and a bit of last-minute stress for the mommas !!!)
This year, J1o and M4 won first prizes for their *stained glass biscuits* and *chocolate cake*
and R13 won first prize for her construction !!!!
YIPPEE ZIPPEE...
Those stained glass bikkies are such a fabulous science experiment, the only sorta science experiment I like: food-related!! *grin*
J10 just cut a hole in his biscuit dough and popped in a few boiled lollies: and they all melted down miraculously and turn into "stained glass".. looks fabulous and tastes delicious....
yay!! we have yummy home baking to scoff all weekend!!
posted by skatey katie @ 8:16 AM
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Ok Ok - but whatever happened to Amanda? Doesn't she even read the comments in her blog these days?
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I'm squeeling with delight!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS kids, well done I think you deserved that 1st prize.
Hey M4...I TOLD YOU you'd win!!!!!!
hugs,
Shaz
very impressive....those stained glass cookies are beautiful and the cake looks divine.
I've wanted to make those stained-glass cookies for ages and we've never done it. You've re-inspired me!
Congratulations on the good jobs well done!
YUM YUM! that looks very very tasty
lov laura
Mmmmmmm! Kitchen chemistry, now with chocolate! Yeah boy!
I used to make those biscuits ("cookies") with my Grandma as Christmas ornaments. Just cut the dough a little extra-thick, fill with candy, and punch a hole at the top of the shape. After it cools, you can run a string or thread through the hole and hang the cookie from the tree. Just be sure to hang it above dog level, should you own any hungry puppies.
So how long did the chocolate cake last? I'm guessing, oh, 15 minutes??
So Do you ship to Canada?
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