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Dinosaur Stew added
6-25-98 Original Author Unknown
Like stone soup. Use a calf femer as the
bone and stir the pot with it.
Dinosaur Snacks
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
There are lots of snacks that are in dino
shapes cookies, jelly candy, animal cookies, etc. Or bake your own with
dino cutouts.
Dino bones
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need: 1 cup
peanut butter, 1 cup dry milk, 2 tbs honey, graham crackers crushed
Directions: combine P.B. and milk add honey
mix well divide into equal portions after shaping them into bones sprinkle
with crackers.
Dinosaur Delight
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
1/4C dirt (cocoa)
1/2C swamp water (milk with green food coloring)
2C crushed bones (sugar)
1/2C fat (butter)
2C dead grass (uncooked oatmeal)
1/2C squashed bugs (peanut butter)
Mix cocoa & milk. Add sugar and butter.
Boil about 3 min. Add peanut butter and oatmeal and stir until melted.
Remove from heat and stir until mixture begins to thicken, Drop by
tablespoonful onto waxed paper cool, eat and enjoy.
Dinosaur lunch
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Dino legs (chicken legs)
Tree tops (broccoli)
quick sand (apple sauce)
Dino bread (Dinosaur shaped graham crackers)
Dino Eggs
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Make the jello eggs with gummi dinosaurs
inside for a snack.
Dippy diplodocus Dip added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
1 cup of plain yogurt
1 cup of sour cream
1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 tbls. chopped onion
2 tbls. parsley
1 tsp. dill weed
salt and pepper to taste
Mix everything together in a medium bowl. chill for 1 hour. Cut up some
fresh broccoli. pretend you are a diplodocus munching on tree-tops as you
dip the broccoli into the dip.
Swampy Salad added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
2 cups applesauce
1/2 cup peanuts
1/2 cup raisins
1/2 cup miniature marshmallows
Mix everything together in a medium bowl pretend you are a Brachiosaurus
hiding in a swamp from a fierce meat-eating dinosaur.
Delicious Dino Eggs
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
Hard boiled eggs
Small bowl
3 cups
cool water
1 envelope unsweetened kool aid mix ( choose bright colors)
Clear plastic wrap
1) Gently tap the hard boiled eggs ( make
sure there not hot) all over till the shells cracked. Do not take the
shells off the eggs.
2) In a small bowl stir together water and kool aid mix. Add cracked eggs
to the colored water.
3) Cover the small bowl with plastic wrap.
Place it in the refrigerator. Leave the eggs in bowl for about 2 days.
remove the eggs and throw away the colored water. Peel the shells off the
eggs. Your Dino eggs are now ready to eat.
Stamped cookies
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Take cookie dough cut in circles and take a
dinosaur stamp and brush with food coloring and stamp on cookie. Would
make a bunch of cookies and make it very easy for kids... not too messy
either!
Fossil Prints
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
Round crackers
1 tub soft cream cheese
Gummy Dinosaurs
Goldfish crackers
Celery leaves
Help each child spread the cream cheese onto a cracker with a knife. Press
any of the other items into the cheese then lift up to see the
"fossil". All but the celery leaves are to be eaten.
Dinosaur Crumble
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Gather a package of graham crackers and
chewy candy dinos. Crumble the crackers and mix in candy. Place a scoop of
the mixture in a cup for each child and using a spoon they have to hunt
for dinos.
Dino Dip
added
6-25-98 Original Author
Unknown
Ranch dressing green food coloring and an
assortment of vegetables.
Dinosaurs and Volcanoes
added 1-7-00 Original
Author Unknown
An edible ideas is to put a cup of
chocolate pudding in a plastic bowl. Place a sugar cone upside down
in the middle of the pudding. Dribble white icing that has been
colored with red, yellow, or orange food coloring over the pointed end of
the cone. Bury gummy dinosaurs in the chocolate pudding.
We talked about volcanoes and how they often bury plant and/or animal life
when they erupt. There you have it - the sugar cone is
an erupting volcano. These were a big hit with the kids and easy to
do.
Dinosaur Desert
added 7-12-00 Original
Author Unknown
1 16oz pkg of chocolate sandwich cookies
1 box of instant chocolate pudding
2 cups cold milk
1 pkg gummy dinosaurs
1-8oz tub of whipped topping
8-7oz paper cups
Mix instant pudding w/2 cups of milk. Pour cookies into plastic bag and
crush with rolling pin or bottle. Stir half of cookies and whipped topping
into pudding mixture. Let stand for five minutes. Spoon or pour pudding
mixture into cups until almost full. Sprinkle remaining cookie crumbs on
top to look like dirt. Place in refrigerator for 1 hour. Just before
serving place candy dinosaurs on top.
Bagel Stegosaurus added
8-11-00 Original
Author Unknown
Makes 4
Need- bagel, cream cheese, or peanut butter, or jam, sliced strawberries,
very thin long slices of carrot.
1.Slice a bagel in half, then cut the pieces in half again so you have 4
half circles. (Adult)
2. Give each child a bagel part, to be the stegosuarus's body. Place on
the plates so it is like an upside down U.
3. Let the children use plastic knives to spread peanut butter, or cream
cheese, or jam all over the bagel.
4. Let children arrange the strawberry slices on top of the stegosaurus's
back to look like his plates.
5. Arrange a carrot slice on one side to be the neck.
6. Arrange a strawberry on the carrot to be the head. Eat!
Cookie Paleontologist added
4-01-02 Submitted
by: Kristi Mushat
Your children can act as paleontologists. Give each child on chocolate
chip cookie, a hard one will work better. Also give each child a popscicle
stick to scrape out the "bones", the chocolate chips, like if a
paleontologist were scraping bones out of the dirt. They can eat the
cookie when they are done.
Stego Sandwich
added 6-01-02 Submitted
by: Carmen Broussard
Mix peanut butter and pancake syrup together in a bowl. Spread
mixture onto two slices of sandwich bread. Cut the sandwich in half
diagonally, which will give you two triangle shaped pieces. Each
student will need one triangle portion of the sandwich. Turn your sandwich
with one point facing the top of your plate. Add Doritos along the
diagonal sides of the sandwich. (Place the chips in between the slices of
bread) Cut a banana in half then again lengthwise to make the head/neck of
the stegosaurus. Position the banana the lower end of the diagonal
sides. Add one raisin for the eye. End result is a side view of a
stegosaurus.
Dino Cookies
added 2-23-03
Original
Author Unknown
1 cup Bisquick baking mix
1 3 3/4 oz. package pistachio instant pudding
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1 egg
1 package of trail mix with nuts.
Mix ingredients together. Give each child a small amount of dough
and some trail mix to add features to their dinosaur. Allow them to
form their dinosaur on a piece of aluminum foil. Bake at 350 for
about 8 minutes and have a dinosaur dinner.
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