FUN FOOD
Valentine Jello
Prepare any size package of red Jello. Pour into
small paper cups and refrigerate. After it has
set, remove from cups onto a small plate. Decorate
with small dabs of whipping cream and red hots or
red sprinkles.
Valentine Cookies
Purchase the pre-made rolls of sugar cookie dough
at the store. Slice the dough and use Valentine
cookie cutters to cut out favorite shapes. Bake
the cookies. After they cool, decorate with
canned or tube frosting and colorful sprinkles.
Heart-shaped Krispie Treats
Use a favorite marshmallow krispie treat recipe.
Fill heart-shaped molds with the mixture, pop
out, wrap in red plastic wrap and tie with white
or pink curly ribbon. For a colorful addition,
add red, pink, and white sprinkles.
Heart Shaped Food
Many families enjoy making normal foods
special by making them heartshaped on
Valentines Day. Here's some ideas to get
you going.....
Heart Shaped Pancakes
Pancake batter can be poured into the pan in
all kinds of shapes - my kids love this one
year-round
Heart Eggs and Toast
Cut a heart shape out of the center of a piece
of bread (cookie cutter will help). Then put the
bread into a pan, and break an egg into the open
heart-shaped center. Cook. Spread a little jelly
on the heart shaped pieces of bread that are left,
and serve.
Heart Sandwiches
Build your sandwiches, then use a cookie cutter
or knife to cut out a heart shape. Cut the
remaining sandwich into a couple more pieces for
a sandwich puzzle.
Heart Shaped Pizza
Bake your own pizza, and make the crust shaped
just a little differently for this special day...
Heart Shaped Meatloaf or Burgers
Make heart shapes before you start cooking
Heart Shaped Cake
You don't need a special pan if you have a square
pan and a round pan that are the same dimensions
across. Bake 1 square and 1 round cake. Then cut
the round cake in half, and put each half against
one of the square cake's sides.
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