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Pretend Soup: And Other Real Recipes
By Mollie Katzen, Ann Henderson
Ten Speed Press - 1994
Bright pink fruit dip : page 90
Very pink, quite tasty. After making this once, my kids keep pestering me to make it again. You have been warned.
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Chocolate-banana shake : page 82
Almost too easy, very tasty.
I used half unsweetened cocoa half sugar (because I never have sweetened cocoa and I wasn't going to buy it for this recipe).
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Hide and seek muffins : page 70
These muffins are good, and my children loved making and eating them.
You do need quite small strawberries if you really want them to disappear into the muffin.
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Popovers : page 26
This is sure to become a lunchtime staple. So simple, all store-cupboard ingredients, delicious, and my daughter loves making them.
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Pretend soup : page 34
Review by Madelief (age 6, she typed it herself):
ik vond de fruit-soep lekkerder dan heerlijk.
(I thought the fruit soup was better than delicious.)
We used pomegranate seeds instead of berries.
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Salad bar : page 62
Madelief (6) says: jammie!!! (yummy :-) )
This was a lovely idea, the children could choose from lots of options so there were plenty of nice ones. A relaxed summer lunch or dinner. Also great when you have people with conflicting diets around. It looks good too, and it's very substitution-friendly. I used: lettuce, grated carrot, julienned bell pepper, diced tomato, sliced cucumber, croutons, cubed aged cheese, bacon bits. I did not add the apple juice to the dressing.
I still want to try: other vegetables (including raw cauliflower), mozzarella, nuts, green herbs, curried dressing.
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Zucchini moons : page 46
Not my favorite way of preparing zucchini. The addition of both butter and water, and the lack of herbs are the main culprits.
However, letting the children help with slicing (with a blunt knife) and with adding cheese were good ideas.
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