Saturday February 04, 2012

 



It’s the little things that matter . . . A cherished recipe passed on from your grandmother, watching your child experiment with finger paint for the first time, a special dessert your family begs you to make over and over, or making time to squish play dough with your toddler.

 

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Crayon Cookies


Peel paper off stubs of old crayons.  Preheat oven to 350 then turn off.  Sort crayon stubs by color or combine 2-3 colors to make a pretty cookie.  Place in muffin tins (only 1/2 full).  Place in oven.  When wax is almost melted (it will still be chunky), remove from oven and let cool.  If they don't release easily, put in freezer for a while.  Then pry out.