Aunt Amy's Famous Snow Icees
1 bit of white snow
1 bit of tasty juice or soda
Mix ingredients together and enjoy!
Baked Cinnamon Ornaments *
4 oz. cinnamon
10 tbsp. applesauce
Put cinnamon and applesauce in a large bowl, blend with a spoon. Knead mixture into a ball. It should have consistency of a thick cookie dough or play dough. It should roll out without cracking. If it is too dry, add more applesauce, 1 tablespoon at a time.
Divide dough into 2 sections and roll each section into a 1/4 inch sheet. If dough sticks, sprinkle surface with cinnamon. Cut into shapes with cookie cutters. Use a straw to punch a hole in each for hanging.
Slip ornaments onto baking sheet with spatula and bake at 200 degrees for 20-30 minutes. Check frequently. If ornaments cook too long, the edges will curl. Remove to a wire rack and cool.
* Warning: Quadrupling this recipe will make you want to vomit from the smell of cinnamon for the rest of the day...and make you realize store bought ornaments are a great invention...though when you see your goodies hanging from the tree-it's worth it...sorta.

5 comments:
Poor Caden... That's big brothers for ya', huh?
Love the snow cone idea...we could sure do that here this last week.
What a great mommy to make some homemade ornaments. What great memories!
LOL LOL LOL LO LOL!! That's cute Lan...although -I am never going to make my own ornaments but I will pass the idea onto Claire. :)
Okay, my favorite part is the picture of Caden. It is so AWESOME to be the oldest - miss you Jor. Good memories. Your older, loving brother.
Poor Caden! I of course, would NEVER have done anything like that to you or Emily ! :) I think we will try the snow cones today, great idea.
Classic big brother moment. Poor Caden. Sam thought the picture was pretty funny. :)
Tash
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