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Ingredients
Mini cookie cutters
Apples, mangoes, melons, etc.
Strawberries make good hearts
Recipe Directions
1. Slice your fruit into thin sheets. A mandoline can be a timesaver here but doesn’t work well on all fruits. Strawberries slice into great pre-fab hearts, for the other fruits use your mini cookie-cutters to cut out different shapes. (There are tons of different sets you can find online) Don’t throw away the scraps! They usually look like funky stars Weeeee!
2. You can dip them briefly in a weak salt/lemon solution to keep them from turning brown but I usually omit that.
3. Dehydrate (105 degrees) your shapes until chewy and not too shriveled. This seems to totally depend on your humidity and personal taste but I usually do this at night and they are done in the morning 8-10 hours.
4. Now hide them cuz “the kids will be after your Lucky Charms”! Serve a handful over buckwheaties or your favorite gRAWnola.
Humboldthoney's Thoughts
By humboldthoneyYou probably want to make an afternoon of this and make alot.
This is kind of a pain in the rump but if you have raw kids it might well be worth it.
After-all raw kids deserve some stars and hearts in their buckwheaties now and again :)
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Charis
Aug 24, 2010
Love that idea! How smart~
emilyjayne
May 23, 2011
OMGosh. This seems like just the ticket! Thanks!
emmie21
Aug 24, 2010
hmmm interesting
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emilyjayne
May 23, 2011
OMGosh. This seems like just the ticket! Thanks!
humboldthoney
Aug 27, 2010
Oh gosh! You have to make much MUCH more than is required for one breakfast! I suggest making BAGS of this stuff! I also make a frozen version :)
mangos4all
Aug 24, 2010
you missed one ingredient: the will to invest effort into a single breakfast. Anyway, that's a really creative recipe.
Charis
Aug 24, 2010
Love that idea! How smart~
emmie21
Aug 24, 2010
hmmm interesting
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