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Quick and Easy Crepes for Kids

When I was a Cub Scout leader, we made these often. They were such a big hit, that most of the boys asked for the recipe so they could make them at home, and my own boys did too.

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Add Rose Petals to Salad

Rose petals make a nice salad ingredient. Immerse them in cold water first. Only use rose petals that have not been sprayed with anything.

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Canning Jar Covers from Fabric Scraps

Save scraps from sewing projects and make some fabric canning jar covers. These jars of honey will be added to 5 gift baskets.

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Craft: Butter Lamb For Easter

Make a lamb out of butter for your Easter table. You need 4 sticks of butter or margarine (softened) and a potato ricer (or a play dough thing that makes hair).

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Tim Tam Car for Kids Party Food

For childrens' party food, dig a small hole in the centre of a Timtam. With icing or chocolate, set a tiny teddy in the hole. Then stick 4 small marshmallows on the bottom for wheels. Great for kids and adults alike.

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Garnish Wine With Frozen Grapes

Freeze grapes before they go bad. They make a wonderful garnish in wine and keep it cool! Place red grapes in white wine, and white grapes in red wine! You'll be the hit of the party. Enjoy

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How to Make Sugared Flowers

How to Make Sugared Flowers There are a wide range of flowers that are edible, such as begonias, sunflowers, roses, violets and gardenias. Not only can the petals be washed and used in salads or as garnish, but they can also be combined with sugar and a little food color to make a delicately flavored enhancement for teas, baked goods and desserts.