If you're trying to figure out how to entertain the children during the break, here's something that should resist the lure of the telly for an hour or so at least. My six year old can get on with this pretty much unassisted while I tape padding to the most accessible walls.
Because if it stays this cold she'll be bouncing off the walls and I'll be hitting my head off them. Repeatedly.
So, y'know, Happy Easter and all that. I shall be celebrating by printing off engineering vacancies in Singapore and using them as my husband's table mats.
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This is often made with cherries upon the first signs of spring in France. The kids all know how to bake clafouti by themselves, and I think it's a wonderful way for children to start learning self sufficiency. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteWhat luck - I had no idea this was a Spring cake (I also had no idea it was called clafoutis - much more chic than my name! I just call it this because when I make it the cake always has a muffin-y top layer. Maybe I should've called it "Why Mummy has a muffin top" cake!)
DeleteThis looks delish, will certainly try this- the kids love to bake.
ReplyDeleteLove the graphics.
It's snowing here too!!! Crazy days! Happy Easter to you as well :)
ReplyDeleteNot just one for the kinder ... I rather think I might have a bash at this too!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant graphics m'dear :)
Great idea - with the weather being so awful it has been difficult keeping boyfriend's kids amused (we only have them at weekends, so I have much sympathy for you!)
ReplyDeleteooooh! Yummy! I love yoghurt cake and definately one for the six year olds!! My daughter would love making this, just the think for a wintery spring day when we get to Brittany. Thanks for bringing your lovely post to my notice! Your right our girls would get on really well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter😊
Um, did you make that recipe card??? It is so adorable!!! I really need to take some of those classes you've posted about!!!
ReplyDeleteYes! I'm just finishing Illustrator 102, it's so much fun to do!
DeleteLove this!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave you printed and laminated one for her?
Poor man's version of that: printed in B&W (colour cartridge is out) and stuck in an old plastic pocket!
Deleteooh this looks so simple and delicious. It stopped snowing here thank God but that's not going to stop me indulging in this little carb fest!
ReplyDeletehahaha you're great. when we were young and annoying, my mum would NEVER chuck us a recipe to keep us occupied; think she (still) feels we're goign to burn down her kitchen. we turned out alright though, thankfully.
ReplyDeletecute, cute, cute. A muffin cake!
ReplyDeletelove it. And love you! You're a darling!
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ReplyDeleteI am going to demand that my little guy make this for me this week. He is on spring break so he'll have plenty of time on his hands to pamper his mama :) Maybe I'll show him how to do the laundry too! Thanks for the kid-easy recipe.
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