- ¼ C. Antler Sprinkles
- 2 (4 oz.) jars of pureed baby food - beef, blueberry, sweet potato, chicken, etc. *Make sure baby food does not have traces of onions, raisins, grapes or artificial preservatives.
- 1-2 T. water if needed
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350°. In large bowl, mix ingredients together thoroughly.
- Drop dough on lightly floured surface and knead.
- Roll out dough to 1/4" thick and cut into desired shapes.
- Bake on greased baking sheet about 1/2" apart for 20-25 minutes.
- Cool and store in paper bag. (Storing in an air-tight container will make them soft, but still edible.)
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First batch photo journey!
I used sweet potato baby food hoping for an orange color, but no luck.
My helper Brodie getting ready to start!
We put our Antler Sprinkles in a jar for convenience.
The dough rolled out rather nicely to about 10" x 16" to start.
We had fun with dog bone, pumpkin & leaf cookie cutters for the season.
Ready for the oven!
20 minutes @ 350 degrees was perfect.
Of course my helper decided to take a 20 minute puppy nap while they cooked.
Done! A few of the larger cookies puffed up with an air bubble in the middle, but held together fine so no worries.
Enough scraps for round 2
Yield 3 large pumpkins, 6 dog bones and 15 smaller leaves & pumpkins.
I had ambitions of decorating the pumpkins with white chocolate, maybe next time.
Brodie awakes to my rescue to try some out! Sadly no photos, it would be a two person job. He followed house rules and quickly took his treat outside to enjoy before I could take a picture.
I see craft fairs in the near future!
First batch photo journey!
I used sweet potato baby food hoping for an orange color, but no luck.
My helper Brodie getting ready to start!
We put our Antler Sprinkles in a jar for convenience.
The dough rolled out rather nicely to about 10" x 16" to start.
We had fun with dog bone, pumpkin & leaf cookie cutters for the season.
Ready for the oven!
20 minutes @ 350 degrees was perfect.
Of course my helper decided to take a 20 minute puppy nap while they cooked.
Done! A few of the larger cookies puffed up with an air bubble in the middle, but held together fine so no worries.
Enough scraps for round 2
Yield 3 large pumpkins, 6 dog bones and 15 smaller leaves & pumpkins.
I had ambitions of decorating the pumpkins with white chocolate, maybe next time.
Brodie awakes to my rescue to try some out! Sadly no photos, it would be a two person job. He followed house rules and quickly took his treat outside to enjoy before I could take a picture.
I see craft fairs in the near future!
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