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Heather McMullin
PLEASE tell me this has happened to you….
I was getting my babies ready this morning and then casually
my biggest boy tells me, “Today I am going to the planetarium.”
I froze in my tracks…..THAT IS TODAY???
I completely forgot.
Initiate hyper drive and attach super Mom cape or
panic. Panic works too.
A casual morning then turns into hurrying up as fast as you
can so that you can attend the planetarium with your child. Plan A failed so we moved on to plan B and
that worked out. Phew!
Maybe this isn’t a big deal for some, but to me it is a big
deal. These are the moments that they
remember. Remember when we went to the
planetarium MOM?? Wasn’t that
amazing? I had so much fun with you
Mom. Memories are a big deal to me. I want my kids to look back on their child
hood and remember me being there for the moments that mattered in their little
lives. Today that moment was at the Santa
Ana Planetarium and I am grateful to have been apart of that moment in his
life.
Toasted Marshmallow Oreo Krispies
1 ½ Bags Double Stuft Oreos
2 Cups Rice Krispies
7 Cups large Marshmallows plus extra for layering
5 TBS Butter
*Preheat oven to 350
*In a food processor add
the Oreos and pulse until the Oreos are broken up but still chunky.
*In a separate bowl
combine the marshmallows and butter and microwave for about 2 minutes or until
melted.
*Add the Oreos and rice krispies to the
marshmallows and mix until well combined.
*Cut 12 marshmallows in
half.
*Butter a mini pie pan or
a mini muffin pan. Add a little of the Oreo
mixture to the bottom of each hole and then place one halved marshmallow on
top. Then put the pan in the oven for
about 5 minutes or until the marshmallows are melted and slightly brown on top.
*Take the pan out of the
oven and top each marshmallow with enough Oreo mixture to cover the
marshmallow. Enjoy!
*PS If I had to do this recipe over again I would do it in bar form. ie a layer of the Oreo then a layer of toasted marshmallow then cover the marshmallow with another layer of Oreo.
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*PS If I had to do this recipe over again I would do it in bar form. ie a layer of the Oreo then a layer of toasted marshmallow then cover the marshmallow with another layer of Oreo.
Process the Oreos
Eat some Oreos
Combine the butter and marshmallows
Cut some marshmallows in half
Toast up the marshmallows. Yummmm!
Cover up the toasted marshmallows with the Oreo mixture.
Most importantly make some memories that will last a life time.
**Don't forget about our Famous Linkz Par-TAY tomorrow. * *
Can't wait to see what you have created this week!
I'm a fairly new follower of yours so I haven't seen any pics of your children, but my goodness, they are beautiful! Your daughter is stunning, she needs to be in modeling or commercials! Lovely family :)
ReplyDeleteYou have such cute kids. I agree on making memories. My oldest is only 3 but I make sure to always volunteer in his class - I was just the "secret reader!" I am amazed that your day was so crazy and busy and you still had time to post!! They look yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jess! She is our little cherry on top.
ReplyDeleteI love to volunteer in my kids classes. I feel like I get to know their little world a little better each time I do. :)
-Heather
Omg...You have the cutest kids! Thank you so much for linking up with me today at my linky party! Can't wait to join yours tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteohhh...you kids are adorable specially that little girl, I love the to try this toasted marsmallow sure my kids will also love it too.
ReplyDeleteAwesomeness! These look SO good. I know what you mean about the planetarium - I hate having to change plans at the last minute but always want to be there to experience the stuff with them. I'd love for you to share this at my linky, Crazy Sweet Tuesday! The linky runs through Friday.
ReplyDeleteAdding these to my sweets bookmarks!!! they look sooo good I would make them now if I had the ingredients
ReplyDeleteYum!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love how you make it a priority to be around your kids for when they create memories. That's sweet :]
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Thank you every one! As soon as my computer decides it likes the Internet again I will be stopping by all of your sites to join and link up!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Heather
Am I missing it?? When does the Rice krispies come into the recipe directions? Do you blend it with the crushed Oreos?
ReplyDeleteJENNIFER thank you soooooo much for letting me know that. It is fixed now!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Heather
The kids will love this recipe and enjoy the bonding while doing it. Another great ideas from you. Thank you dear.
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy! Can't wait to try these.
ReplyDeleteThese sound delish!
ReplyDeleteI agree that the memories of being at things like that are so important for your kids! You are a great mom!
If you are interested, I host a weekly Friday link party, I'd love for you to come and link up! www.simplydesigning.blogspot.com
Have a great weekend!
Ashley
Simply Designing
Those sure look good! I love how all the kids were helping in the kitchen. What a way to create lasting memories. I am a new follower visiting from Five Days 5 Ways. Vicky from Mess For Less
ReplyDeleteYum! Would lhttp://www.dwellonjoy.com/2012/01/dwell-on-fridays-two.htmlove for you to come share:
ReplyDeleteDelicious! I love those!
ReplyDeleteLove for you to share this at JAQS Studio Linky Party:
http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2012/01/made-by-me-16-linky-party-and-features.html
Few did it! I love all of your sites and have joined them!! YAY for bloggie love!
ReplyDelete-Hugs
Heather
Yum...oreo and toasted marshmallow? This sounds amazing!! It is the little moments that our kids will remember!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are hosting our first Kitchen Fun and Crafty link party next Friday and would love for you to share this! Feel free to stop by and grab a party button! http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks Heather for coming over to share at Dwell on Fridays!
ReplyDeletethey look and sound kid approved!
ReplyDeleteYour kids will definitely have happy childhood memories of these yummy treats - MMMMMMM! Oh, if only I had a bag of Oreos in the house, I'd whip up a batch right now!
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