Fourth of July Recipes

[frb]

http://www.cutefoodforkids.com/2012/...ood-ideas.html

I know it's a little early (two weeks and three days), but I just found these great 4th of July recipe ideas that I wanted to share.







I'm not really the best at cooking so it's good that most of these are easy to do too

[ursalita]

These are great! I love the cookie tray. Thanks for posting.

[amandab]

I was just came across this recipe about 2 minutes before I saw this thread:

Can't get the image to load, but they are little Jello firecrackers

http://www.kraftbrands.com/Jello/recipe.aspx?ID=136629

[amandab]

sorry, double post

[wendi5000]

Those are adorable! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to try the strawberries for sure.

[frb]

That's the one I was going to do! They look so delicious and easy

[trarms]

I want to try these rocket pops, made with real fruit: http://www.familyfreshcooking.com/20...t-pops-recipe/

[amandab]

http://www.cutefoodforkids.com/2012/...ood-ideas.html

I know it's a little early (two weeks and three days), but I just found these great 4th of July recipe ideas that I wanted to share.

Thanks again for posting that link for the recipes. I found one thing on that site that I am going to make tomorrow for my son's birthday.

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But I am doing it with blue, green and white. My son loves science so he will love the science aspect of the layers of liquid.

[silasgreenback]

Here's a year-round sorta-recipe that I tried for the first time today:



I originally saw this video linked through Lifehacker a few days back. I had mine with mustard and salted cole slaw and it was great.