Christmas Treats For Kids #TheRedpill #Politics
Tonight my grandchildren will be here to make Christmas cookies and treats. With my first granddaughter, we began to bake together from the time I could stand her in a chair beside me. She is nine years old now, and says she is going to have a worldwide bakery chain when she grows up. She loves to cook, and is very adventurous in her recipe choices. Sometimes that doesn’t work out well, as with the raspberry meringues she tried to make for our Thanksgiving dinner. At this point, her enthusiasm outpaces her experience and skill, but even her failures will teach her much.
Several years ago when my youngest grandson was two, we started making gingerbread men, and he so loved his “ginger-men” that he always asked to make them when he came over, and eventually his cousins were included, and Christmas cookie night got a little out of control.
Since then I’ve been able to find ideas and recipes for holiday treats the kids can make without a lot of trouble and mess. From witches’ brooms at Halloween to pilgrim hats at Thanksgiving, we’ve been able to have tasty treats, as my littlest grandson calls them, without too much effort.
These are the two treats we will be making tonight. I hope you guys have favorite recipes to share, easy or more challenging. Some of my favorite memories of making Christmas treats with my kids involve our gingerbread houses, which were actually made with graham crackers, canned frosting, and lots of candies.
Cookie cutter brownies here.
Chocolate candy Christmas trees here.
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