Making funny faces from biscuits is fun for kids and also great for bithday parties. Here this is recipe of my daughter which i am sharing with u.
Ingredients:
1 any plain round biscuit for face
grated chocolate for hair
sliced cherry, smarties or gems for eyes
1 thin long piece of cucumber for nose
1 half part of cashew for lips
Method:
* Arrange all this ingredients in a plate and make a funny face.
* Also other different ingredients can be used to make faces.
I may have to investigate some of your ingredients, as they are definitely new to me! LOL I know I can easily try the vermicelli recipe, though! This particular project would be great for kid's parties. They would love playing with their food!
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Your photos are amazing! They really make me want to try some recipes.
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious, and good also.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I love this one! It reminded me of 'Mr. Breakfast' from the Pee Wee Herman movie!
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GREAT photos and interesting recipes, I love the idea of the pudding..my aunt used to make faces with shredded cheese and pears and raisins, I need to go see her....
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love it! Love it! It's great to see the pictures of the finished product!
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ReplyDeleteThis was to cute. Thank you for posting
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ReplyDeleteyam yam funny, cute and very easy, make in home for children
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this looks fun. too bad my girls are too old now.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping. I am following you. Your recipes are "right up my alley" (so to speak), What a delightful little face goodie for the kiddies. They will also be getting nuts, fruit, veggies, chocolate with plenty of magnesium. It's so clever. Thank your daughter, too. I'll be trying the marsala and the potato fritters soon. I like it that you use ghee. I'm lactose intolerant (but I can tolerate ghee) but I can substitute coconut milk or a nut milk for the milk recipes. Your presentation is very attractive. Thanks again. I can hardly wait. Manzanita
ReplyDeleteCute idea! I am so happy that you signed up to follow my blog, by doing that I am able to find your wonderful blog. I just signed up to follow you too and I can't wait to see what else you will be creating!
ReplyDeleteWay too cute!
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