St.George YMCA-YWCA Before and After School Cookbook
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We found our recipes in old cookbooks, from friends, and from some websites like yummly.com, allrecipes.com, kidshealth.org. We altered all these recipes to make them healthier and unique. All pictures are of food we made.
***Please decrease oven temperature by 25F if you are using dark pans for any of these recipes***
We found our recipes in old cookbooks, from friends, and from some websites like yummly.com, allrecipes.com, kidshealth.org. We altered all these recipes to make them healthier and unique. All pictures are of food we made.
***Please decrease oven temperature by 25F if you are using dark pans for any of these recipes***
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Cookbook Recipes
Apple Crisp
Strawberry Shortcake
Southern-Style Cornbread
Monkey Bread
Breakfast Cereal Muffins
Breakfast Cookies
Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies with Smarties
Hummus
Popcorn Balls
Poppin' Cereal Bars
Strawberry Cheese Tart
Valentine Cookies
Strawberry and Oat Scone
Whole Wheat Carrot Muffins
Zucchini Muffins
Playdough using Alum
Playdough using cream of tartar
Cheesy Biscuit
Berry Crumble
Apple Bread
Strawberry Bars
Kool-aid playdough
Crustless Mini Quiches
Gak
Macaroons
Flourless Apple Crisp
Hearty Muffins
Carrot and Potato bake
Banana Split Cheesecake
Tuna Casserole
Banana, Fruit Oat Bars
Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
Lemon-Craisin Scones
Sweet Cornbread Muffins
Black Bean Dip
Rhubarb-Strawberry Matrimonial Squares
Pepperoni Pizza Bites
Bubbles!
Breakfast Cookies
This was given to us by one of our families. I found it in our recipe book from 2012. *If using dark pans decrease temperature by 25FChocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies with Smarties
This is our favorite! *If using dark pans decrease temperature by 25FValentine Cookies
I thought these could be sweeter. Make sure they are baked well or else they taste pasty. Was fun to make cookies with the kids, like playing with playdough.Strawberry and Oat Scone
These scones are versatile, you can use other kinds of fruit, cinnamon and raisin, maybe even try garlic and cheese (replace the orange with garlic and strawberries with cheese). *If using dark pans decrease temperature by 25FCheesy Biscuit
*Original recipe called for sharp/old/strong cheese and water. We used marble cheese and buttermilk. You can use different flavours. Replace the cheese with berries, or raisins and add cinnamon. *If using dark pans decrease temperature by 25FApple Bread
*Original recipe said to bake for 1 hour and our loaves came out very burnt (but the middles were delicious).Strawberry Bars
*If using a dark pan, decrease oven temperature by 25F. * Feel free to use more butter/margarine than the recipe calls for. Although delicious I thought these were a little too crumbly. *Original recipe called for 3/4 Cup Jam instead of fresh strawberries.Kool-aid playdough
We found this specific recipe for kool-aid playdough. It's very similar to other plain playdough recipes. You can make this one or just add 2 packages of kool-aid powder to your favourite playdough recipe.Macaroons
*This was a special treat before spring break *You can drizzle chocolate on top and gently press and candy into the cookie after they are baked *Recipe was found at realsimple.comBanana, Fruit Oat Bars
3 large ripe bananas 3 Cups traditional oats (we used large flakes) 1/2 Cup chopped dried fruit 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extractThank you for your interest in Y Amanda's cookbook and for helping support the BakeSpace community of independent cookbook authors!
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Enjoy the same snacks as your children had throughout the year. We tried to cook/bake once a week. Most recipes are easy, easy enough for 5 year olds to help with! We tried to pick healthier recipes that used honey instead of sugar, or whole wheat flour instead of white. But there were some special occasions! There are also recipes for play dough and bubbles.We encourage you to get your kids involved in cooking/baking, it is a great way to spend time together and a very valuable skill for children to learn. We found our recipes in old cookbooks, from friends, and from some websites like yummly.com, allrecipes.com, kidshealth.org. We altered all these recipes to make them healthier and unique. All pictures are of food we made. ***Please decrease oven temperature by 25F if you are using dark pans for any of these recipes***