Say hello to a delicious twist on a classic favorite! These easy cinnamon roll pancakes will be the hit of your next breakfast or brunch. Simply make a quick and easy 3-ingredient batter then swirl in cinnamon sugar in spirals. They taste just like a fluffy cinnamon roll without all the work!
The Baby Pants Diaper Cover Knitting Patterns are a great way to keep your little one's bottom cozy and stylish. It's great for photo shoots.
Source: Fine Cooking UPDATES: 1/23/2024: In an effort to achieve that shiny, crackly crust every time, I've made a few changes to the recipe, mostly to the method, which is reflected in the instructions below. I also now use 3 eggs as opposed to 4, 1 tablespoon vanilla as opposed to 1/2 teaspoon, and 1 teaspoon Diamond Crystal kosher salt as opposed to 1/2 teaspoon table salt. Notes: A digital scale is best for measuring flour and cocoa powder. This one is reasonably priced. Buy it! Baking by weight will change you forever. There's no better time than right now. Cocoa Powder: For years I used Hershey's natural cocoa powder. Recently, however, I switched to Droste Dutch Processed Cocoa, mostly because one of you told me there are concerning levels of lead in Hershey's cocoa powder. But now I've learned that Droste has even higher levels of lead than Hershey's. All of this said, if you do the math, each brownie likely contains roughly 4 grams of cocoa powder. Still not ideal, and I will report back if I find a cocoa powder that works well and has lower levels of lead. Stay tuned! In the meantime, here are some recommendations from readers: Stella Park's recommendation: Cacao Barry Extra Brute (2 pack) | (1 pack) Navitas Viva Naturals Organic Cocoa Fry's Rodelle The pan. For optimal results, Stella Parks recommends using an anodized aluminum pan, explaining that in an aluminum pan, “a well-whipped brownie batter will bake just fast enough, puffing beautifully along the way. The brownies will then settle as they cool, a transformation that creates their crinkly, flaky tops and fudgy middles.” She also recommends lining the pan with foil. One of you readers has also had success using this USA 8-inch metal pan.
Few days back my daughter had a fundraiser bake sale in her school and she had chosen to bake brownies I usually like to go for sugar cookies or tea cakes but she was strong on her choice. Since she knew her clan better and I was only supposed to assist the baker I agreed...Read More
Our collection of Germany Crafts for Kids are ideal to help you learn about this amazing country! Perfect for German Unity Day and Oktoberfest!
Thaumatropes are a simple craft that kids will enjoy making - and they will be amazed at the visual effects when the spinning pictures merge! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! Have you ever heard of a Thaumatrope? Here's what Wiki has to say: A thaumatrope is an optical toy that was popular in the 19th century. A disk with a picture on each side is attached to two pieces of string. When the strings are twirled
Delicious gluten free white chocolate and raspberry brownies, made from a simple recipe. They are so good you would never know they are gluten free!
Campfire Recipes are ideal for summer weekends on the lake or fun in the backyard! Don't miss these great recipes for campfire cooking!
Our collection of Germany Crafts for Kids are ideal to help you learn about this amazing country! Perfect for German Unity Day and Oktoberfest!
These adorable sweets will make your kitchen smell divine.
A back to school cone (German schultute) is a great way to make the first day of school fun and exciting and get your kids those school supplies they'll need for the school year. I love to make a back-to-school schultute for my daughter every year because they are so easy, fun, and it's a great way to get the first week of school off to a good start!
WOW Wonders of Water is part of It's Your Planet-Love It series. 1. Explore the wonders of water by finding out more about its importance and how it's used around the world. 2. Plan a Take Action project, such as making informative posters, promoting recycling at school, or planting low-water gardens. 3. Earn 4 leadership awards: The LOVE Water Award, the SAVE Water Award, the SHARE Water Award, and the WOW! Award. If you're a Girl Scout volunteer, go to Volunteer Toolkit for complete meeting pl
This Edible Brownie Batter recipe turns your favorite nostalgic, batter-bowl-licking treat into a safe-to-consume, chocolatey and sweet dessert that's pure bliss with every spoonful.
Learn how to make a craft stick harmonica and learn about the science of sound.
This tutorial shows you how to make your own French Knitting Nancy for next to nothing. It is a great craft activity for kids and adults alike.
These creamy and colorful ube cheesecake bars are made with two types of cheesecake fillings swirled together: tangy sour cream cheesecake and ube flavored cheesecake!
These fudgy brownies are the perfect sweet and salty addition to your recipe book! They are easy to make and require no cocoa powder!
Also called a Tyrolean hat, the Alpine hat is the perfect accessory for an Oktoberfest Party! These hats come in a variety of styles and are used by German, Austrian and Swiss people. This cute paper version is so simple to make!
These super-fun Craft Stick Exploding Boomerangs can be easily made with just 4 craft sticks in about 10 seconds or less. They "explode" on contact!
Skip store-bought options, make chocolate peanut butter bars instead for healthy homemade snickers bars that taste like the real deal!
Learn how to make and play the traditional South Korean game of Ddakji. This is a great activity for kids to make and you can play the game afterward!
Slightly healthified
"We are a house divided when it comes to cookies versus brownies, so I thought why not combine them to give us the best of both worlds," says Joanna Gaines, who shares this dessert from her new cookbook Magnolia Table, Volume 3
This is fair trade fortnight and on Friday we are gong into some schools to teach the children about fair trade, linking it to to Jesus' message of freedom and good news for the poor and oppressed (see Luke 4, where Jesus quotes Isaiah 61) and what Christians believe about behaving justly. As a fun way in to thinking about fair trade and ideas of fairness in general, here's an easy game to play! You will need: A game sheet per child, dice (one per pair or 3 is good) Click here to print off a sheet with 2 game sheets on it, as below. Children work in pairs or 3s to throw the die, but have their own individual sheet to colour in. Children in a pair/ 3 take it in turns to throw the die. Colour in a section of the Fair Trade symbol according to the number thrown. Eg. If you throw a 2, colour in a section with a 2 inside it. If you throw a number , but have already coloured in all that number's sections, you will have to wait until your next throw! The first person to colour in all the sections on their sheet is the winner. This game helps to introduce the fair trade symbol which looks a bit like a person with their hand in the air to say they agree and want to join in. It also helps to think about issues of fairness, but quite subtly. How fair is the game itself? Some numbers appear more often than others do. Does this make a difference? Have fun!
Buttery, melt-in-your-mouth walnut crescent cookies are easy to make and taste divine. Covered in powdered sugar they are perfect for the holiday season and also make a great gift.
I know. They look like a bunch of tasty caramelized brownies don't they? Probably a good time to say don't feed these to your children or leave them out where children will feed themselves with them. It's not gonna kill 'em or anything, it'd just be embarrassing for you if they said they were the...Read More
Are you ready to add some Bavarian flair to your wardrobe? Look no further than the traditional Bavarian hat, also known as a
Make an easy DIY Girl Scout Thinking Day costume for Scandinavian countries like Iceland, but also Norway, Denmark, Finland or even Switzerland, Germany, and Poland
This recipe is for the Azorean Biscoitos ring-shaped biscuits that are the perfect balance of crunchy and sweet with a hint of lemon.
These crescent-shaped pastries are the perfect sweet bites to serve at your next weekend brunch get-together or with your afternoon cup of coffee or tea.
Move beyond Frozen and learn about recipes, scouts and crafts for Norway for World Thinking Day.
Six Christmas Goodies and Treats as part of The Twelve Days of Christmas which starts ERHE. These cookies are OLD. My Mom got them from her Mom and her Mom lived to be a 101. RAISIN FILLED COOKIES My Mom has been making these cookies all her life. Cookies Dough: CREAM TOGETHER: 1 cup butter 1 1/2 cups sugar ADD and BEAT 3 eggs 6 Tablespoons milk 1 teaspoon salt MIX TOGETHER: 5 1/2 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder ADD TO LIQUIDS and BLEND TOGETHER Roll thinly and cut into circle shapes. I use a glass about 3 inches in diameter. Mom cutting out cookies… Make the Raisin Filling: 3/4 of a package of raisins 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 or 1 1/2 cups water – it will thicken like picture below. Add more water if it’s too thick. It should be like a thick gravy. Add a good sized tablespoon in the middle of each round cookie. More is preferable to less because this provides the moisture that makes this cookie so special and succulent. :) Now add another cookie on top. And crimp it together at the edges. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. Don’t overcook. Don’t cook them too much, just slightly golden around the edges. Hope you liked this Vintage Raisin Filled Cookie Recipe. If you make them, you WILL LOVE THEM. It’s my favorite! Best Christmas memories and traditions! My beautiful mother lived to be 108 years old! She was an amazing woman and she had the Christmas cookies down pat. Lol Here she is making mincemeat squares which are fabulous, too. Featured at: Anything Goes Pink Saturday Party Create, Bake, Grow and Gather Shabby Art Boutique
Snowman joke tellers are full of silly snowman jokes that elementary school students love. Get the free printable for a fun winter party or lunch box treat!
Are you looking for the best Almond Roca recipe? This is it! Perfect every time. The rich caramel covered with smooth chocolate and almonds is delicious.
You are never too old to learn something new! I had no idea that you could make your own plastic using milk and vinegar, did you? After finding the directions in a book, Sarah from Frugal Fun 4 Boy…
Try these easy to make, keto and gluten free samoa inspired copycat girl scout cookies! A buttery, flaky cookie, covered in gooey caramel and drizzled with sugar free chocolate.
The Home Scientist Try-it is part of the “It's Your World - Change It!” badge set introduced in 2011. For the badges released in 2011, scouts must complete all of the activities listed to earn the badge. Make your own ice cream. Our scouts really loved making their own ice cream! The Girl Scout website now has a recipe for “Kick the Can” Ice Cream or you can make ice cream in a bag.. Ask the girls why you need salt to make ice cream? Why doesn't it make the ice cream melt, like it does snow? Ans
🍋 The EASIEST homemade limoncello recipe with only FOUR ingredients! It has an intense lemon flavor but perfectly sweetened to balance the tartness. Sip it on its own or use it in your favorite lemon drinks or lemon desserts. It's the BEST limoncello you'll ever try! Makes great gifts, too.
Limoncello is just vodka infused with lemon peels and sweetened with simple syrup. So simple, but somehow it's both refreshing and intensely flavorful. Sip it on its own or serve with seltzer. Get the recipe here.
Level Up your favorite brownies AND save your family money with this two-ingredient mint extract recipe.
