Across the top row she has: apple slices, organic yogurt covered raisins, strawberries.
The bottom row: homemade puzzle-shaped cheese crackers, egg salad sandwich on whole wheat bread, cucumber slices.
The homemade crackers are made using an old Emeril recipe for Cheesy Star Snacks, I tinkered with the seasoning some and, of course, instead of star shapes I used my Lunch Punch puzzle cutters. It is Autism Awareness Month afterall. :) The puzzle shaped crackers came out beautifully, the pieces can be connected and everything! :)
13 comments:
Love the puzzle crackers! Great tin!!
Cool crackers!
Puzzle cookie cutters!! Brilliant :-) My 3 yr old is generously offering his cucumbers to yours...
Those puzzle pieces are AWESOME!
I love the cracker idea. Thanks for the link:)
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Love the cracker and the tin... I love little compartments since it forces you to diversify your menu and add fruit and veggies.
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the puzzle crackers are amazing! great tin!
cool puzzle crackers!
fancy fancy. i love those homemade crackers.
Awesome crackers! :o)
Melissa, do you make the "Baby Bam" the Emeril recipe calls for? I'd love to try making crackers, but that is a ton of spices to set aside for one recipe.
I have made the Baby Bam seasoning mix before and liked the results. This time I used "Emeril's Essense" because I already had it in the pantry. The second batch I made I used a mix of paprika, garlic salt, garlic powder and pepper and chili powder. On some I added a sprinkle of garlic salt to the top after the egg wash, and on another batch I added in some creole seasoning too. I liked them all. The kids didn't like the one with creole (though they like it on everything else I use it for!), but I think that one was my favorite.
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