We're Going to Gobble Them Up!

I found a great idea for a "turkey" apple tart/pie snack online here. We adapted the idea slightly to make them a little bit smaller and made them with a whole wheat pastry crust.

The children helped by rolling out the crust, grinding the cinnamon and putting them together.

Oh, we didn't use the apple jelly in our either. We opted to use a small scoop of our homemade applesauce instead. Craisins made great eyes and a little dusting of cinnamon and sugar topped them off.

Baked in the oven (This one stayed in just a little bit too long), and gobbled right up!

Happy Turkey Day!

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Debra said…

Yummy! I can taste those treats now:)
Happy Thanksgiving Amy, from my home to yours.
Debra
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November 25, 2010 at 11:22 PM

A Few Ideas With Marker Caps (As Promised)

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