Ingredients:
- 1 (14oz.) can sweetened condensed milk
- 3 1/2 cups white chocolate chips
- 3 tsp. Vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp. maple extract
- sprinkles
1) Dump the white chocolate chips in to a microwave safe bowl, add the sweet and condensed milk and microwave for 2-3 minutes. Once melted mix the white chocolate and sweet and condensed milk together till smooth, immediately add vanilla and maple flavoring, and stir. Fold in sprinkles.
2) Pour into an 8×8 pan that has been covered in tin foil. Let set in room temperature or in the refrigerator. Once set cut into small pieces, and enjoy.
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I used an american harvest snack maker to make this.
Ingredients
-Bananas
-American Harvest Snack Maker
Steps
1) peel you bananas
2)cut bananas into slices whatever thickness you want (I cut them 1/2 and inch to an inch)
3)fill the trays up with your sliced bananas
4)place the trays on the bottom and the lid on the top
5)plug in and set to fruits + veggies
6)leave in over night, or for a day (until dried) once they are dried remove from the trays and enjoy
These are great snacks! They are delicious.
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So far my favorite recipe has been, the chocolate confetti squares. Another reason why it was my favorite is that it is really yummy! Chocolate and peanut butter go together so well, and with the marshmallows its even better. My family loved these so much and so did I, they were delicious, creamy and squishy (the marshmallows).I give this squares a 9/10.My least favorite recipe was the pie crust, because the dough wouldn’t roll properly. It tasted good though, it just didn’t look very good. Next time I think I’ll try adding potato starch to make it roll better. I give this recipe a 6/10, because it was very crumbly, and wouldn’t roll out like it was suppose to. A technique that I’ve been practicing is trying to get rid of all lumps in batter/dough, either with a spoon or my hands.(depending on what I’m making) I give myself a 4 on this, I am confident in it but sometimes when finished there are still some lumps.
My Mom’s Words:
Brenda has been a real trooper. She has found recipes on the Internet for rice flour. Although they have been tasty recipes, the textures of rice flour recipes are different then wheat flour ones. She ground the rice herself to make rice flour. She has used some additional ingredients to make it work better. She has not wanted to mix wheat flour in with the rice flour as yet because of the detrimental health features of eating it. She made the rice flour crust for a few pies from scratch. She filled them with homegrown granny smith apples, berries in them and criss cross pie top and others with a crisp topping. She has cooked apple crisp, glazed apples, peach crisp, pumpkin pie, ice cream sandwiches, stir fried vegetables. She has also made and decorated birthday cakes and chocolate chip cookies. She cooked a bun with an egg in it and some spices, made a frozen chocolate mousse and fruit smoothies, too. As well as taking fruit from its natural state to juice, washing and prepping it and preserving it in sealed canning jars. With our homegrown apples and grapes which she helped pick and care for. Brenda has also hard boiled eggs and made her own vegetable salad using spinach and other veggies. The marshmallow squares she described in her paragraph were delicious and enjoyed by all who ate them. We were all disappointed in how fast they were consumed. The pie crust she described was exactly like that. However it was good. She had to pat the crust into the tin instead of rolling it. Brenda is good at finding her own recipes online or in recipe books. She is willing to write a list of what she needs and to follow through with the preparation and cooking. She enjoys cooking and serving others. She likes to clean up. She analyzes her work well and she naturally seeks to improve it for next time. She cooks for her family at least once or twice a week. She saves a serving or two for her grandmother or makes special meals for her Grandmother at her house.
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(By the way this recipe is from a cook book: Company’s Coming 150 Delicious Squares)
INGREDIENTS:
- 1/4 cup of butter/margin
- 1/2 cup of peanut butter
- 1 cup of semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 8 oz. of mini marshmallows
DIRECTIONS:
- Melt Peanut butter and butter in a large saucepan. Stir in the semi-sweet chocolate chips once the butter and peanut butter is melted. Mix the chocolate chips in until they are completely melted.
- Remove the saucepan from heat and set aside to cool, until you are able to hold your hand onto the bottom, but don’t leave it cool to long or it may start to harden.
- Add marshmallows into the mixture, until completely coated. Take a 9 x 9 in. pan, line with foil (makes it easier to remove the squares), poor the mixture in.
- Refrigerate, once solid cut into 36 squares, and enjoy.
My Grandma loved these and gobbled her’s up. My siblings love these so much, they don’t last more than a day in our fridge. These are also great for picnics.
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Introduction
I will be baking and cooking different foods. I will share them with you on this page. Most of the recipes that require flour I will be using rice flour instead. I will be trying to find the best ways to use it, what to add and what to take away from the ingredients list. I look forward to seeing how the recipes turn out and trying to make them better.
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