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Fun Sweet “Sushi” to Make for Kids

Recipe for Worms in Dirt

Halloween Recipe for a Heart with Worms!

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Fun Sweet “Sushi” to Make for Kids

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

Yuta, Yoji and Miki made this awesome “sushi” for a school birthday party. It’s made out of homemade rice crispy treats, gummy fish and fruit roll-ups. How cute and cool!

The one question everyone’s asking is: How did they get the rice crispy treats to be soooo pure white? Any ideas? If so, please let us know in the comments below! (I also wonder where you get the faux lacquer boxes?)

Thanks!

Mama Lisa

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Posted in Canada, Cooking with Kids, Countries & Cultures, Cuisine, Desserts, Food Sculptures, Japan, Japanese Cuisine, Kids Sushi, Mama Lisa, Miscellaneous, Parenting, Questions, Recipes of the World, Sushi, USA | 6 Comments »

Recipe for Worms in Dirt

Sunday, October 29th, 2006

Kimberly sent me this recipe below. It sounds great for Halloween or an outdoors spring or summer party.

Worms in Dirt Recipe

Make a package of chocolate pudding and put store bought candied worms in it. Let it set. Then sprinkle crushed chocolate Oreo crumbs on top. Kids will love worms in dirt.

Even though it’s worms and dirt, it sounds yummy!

Good eatin’!

Lisa

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Posted in Fall, Halloween, Holidays Around the World, Miscellaneous, Recipes of the World, Seasonal, Spring, Summer, Worms in Dirt | No Comments »

Halloween Recipe for a Heart with Worms!

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006

Here’s a simple recipe to make your Halloween so much more ghoulish…

Get a heart mold (or a mold for some other body part). Mix up some black cherry jello according to the directions on the box. You’ll have to judge how much jello you’ll need depending upon the mold you find. Put red shoestring licorice in the mold. Pour in the jello. Let the jello set in the refrigerator. The licorice will bloat up and look like worms when the jello sets!

When you’re ready to display your wormy heart, turn it over onto a platter and serve.

I didn’t actually eat it. But it looked really cool!

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