Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual pizzas, vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the green pond. Hope these ideas are of help. -- In , Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny > little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate > covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with > Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) > > I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew > cream filling. > > What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? > > black bean dip on belgian endive? > I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with > salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry > about > > any ideas? > > Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure > cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit > will make the boys happy > > Sherene > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew cream filling. What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? black bean dip on belgian endive? I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry about any ideas? Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit will make the boys happy Sherene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 If soy is ok you could make mini cheesecakes with soy cream cheese, with a cookie as the crust in cupcake liners, and top with fruit. Also, the enjoy life brand cookies are small enough that you could get a couple different kinds and put them on a plate in some sort of pattern to serve with tea/juice. It would be an easy allergy free treat that taste great ! Every time I have them, my gluten eating friends/family devour them faster than they do wheat based treats! Hope the party goes well! Happy Birthday to your kids! Sherene Silverberg <sherene Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:58 PM vegan-and-Gluten-Free Tea Party Treats My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew cream filling. What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? black bean dip on belgian endive? I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry about any ideas? Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit will make the boys happy Sherene [The entire original message is not included] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 My niece and nephews like these, as do the adults. Most comment that they wouldn't have guessed that they were vegan unless I had told them. I like to use organic dates, sultanas and coconut. Carob Walnut Balls 1/2 cup sunflower seeds 1/2 cup walnuts 1/2 cup peanut butter 1/2 cup sultanas (raisins) 10 dates, pitted 1 tsp GF vanilla extract (essence) 1 tsp carob powder 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/2 cup walnuts 1/4 cup desiccated (shredded) coconut a little agave nectar if the mixture is too firm 1. Grind the first 1/2 cup of walnuts and the sunflower seeds in a food processor. 2. Add peanut butter, sultanas, dates, vanilla extract, carob powder and cinnamon. Process until well blended and beginning to form a dough consistency. 3. Add 1/2 cup walnuts and process until lightly chopped and mixed through. 4. Take small portions of mixture and, using hands, work into a dough. Form into balls and toss in coconut. , Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 On Mar 7, 2009, at 10:49 PM, hollyhedge_2004 wrote: > -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would > like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these > are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual > pizzas, > vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with > toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to > form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A > watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then > filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe > made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with > agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. > I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the > green pond. > Hope these ideas are of help. >> ==================== I am so glad I spoke to you about this. My daughter loves Belgian endive so I didn't think that other kids might not like it. the sausage rolls and pizzas are out as my daughter is also allergic to soy. dairy free, egg free, gluten free and soy free makes too many substitutions. I love the watermelon basket idea for her adn the frog pond for her brother. I know he won't eat the pond as both kids find " jello " type things nauseating but I'll bet it will appeal to little boys. Sherene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 On Mar 8, 2009, at 12:37 AM, Jae wrote: > Also, the enjoy life brand cookies are small enough that you could > get a couple different kinds and put them on a plate in some sort of > pattern to serve with tea/juice. It would be an easy allergy free > treat that taste great ! Every time I have them, my gluten eating > friends/family devour them faster than they do wheat based treats! > it's good to hear that your gluten eating friends like those cookies because I can't stand them. I've given up n cookies because of all my restrictions. My daughter loves those cookies. > Hope the party goes well! Happy Birthday to your kids! thanks. I have a few weeks but I'm a long term planner. LOL Sherene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 Here is a recipe that I made for my daughter's tea party. They were very quite successful! You can see a photo on my blog. http://wildflowermorningrecipes.blogspot.com/2009/01/impossibly-delicious-gluten\ -free-vegan.html Impossibly Delicious Gluten Free- Vegan Cupcakes Adapted from a recipe found in Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup almond flour (grind almonds in blender to flour consistency) 1/2 cup brown rice flour 1/2 cup sorghum flour 1 cup rice milk 1/3 cup oil 1/2 cup raw cane sugar or Sucanant 3 teaspoons lemon extract 1/4 cup tapioca flour 2 Tablespoons ground flax seed In one bowl, mix together the salt, baking soda, baking powder, sorghum flour, rice flour and almond flour. In another bowl, mix together rice milk, oil, sugar, and lemon extract. Add the tapioca flour and ground flax seed to the bowl with the liquid ingredients and blend well until the mixture is fluffy and starts to come together, then add the rest of the dry ingredients. Spoon the batter into tiny muffin liner lined muffin tins and fill them about 3/4 of the way full. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until the tops spring back when you press them. Make a little gluten free-vegan icing to top the cupcakes, or eat them just as they are. They are delicious. ______ On Behalf Of Kim [bearhouse5] Saturday, March 07, 2009 11:30 PM Re: Tea Party Treats My niece and nephews like these, as do the adults. Most comment that they wouldn't have guessed that they were vegan unless I had told them. I like to use organic dates, sultanas and coconut. Carob Walnut Balls 1/2 cup sunflower seeds 1/2 cup walnuts 1/2 cup peanut butter 1/2 cup sultanas (raisins) 10 dates, pitted 1 tsp GF vanilla extract (essence) 1 tsp carob powder 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/2 cup walnuts 1/4 cup desiccated (shredded) coconut a little agave nectar if the mixture is too firm 1. Grind the first 1/2 cup of walnuts and the sunflower seeds in a food processor. 2. Add peanut butter, sultanas, dates, vanilla extract, carob powder and cinnamon. Process until well blended and beginning to form a dough consistency. 3. Add 1/2 cup walnuts and process until lightly chopped and mixed through. 4. Take small portions of mixture and, using hands, work into a dough. Form into balls and toss in coconut. --- In <%40\ ..com>, Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 thank you Barbara Sherene On Mar 8, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Barbara Frohne wrote: > Here is a recipe that I made for my daughter's tea party. They were > very quite successful! You can see a photo on my blog. http://wildflowermorningrecipes.blogspot.com/2009/01/impossibly-delicious-gluten\ -free-vegan.html > > Impossibly Delicious Gluten Free- Vegan Cupcakes > Adapted from a recipe found in Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World > > 1 teaspoon baking powder > 1/2 teaspoon baking soda > 1/2 teaspoon salt > 1/3 cup almond flour (grind almonds in blender to flour consistency) > 1/2 cup brown rice flour > 1/2 cup sorghum flour > 1 cup rice milk > 1/3 cup oil > 1/2 cup raw cane sugar or Sucanant > 3 teaspoons lemon extract > 1/4 cup tapioca flour > 2 Tablespoons ground flax seed > > In one bowl, mix together the salt, baking soda, baking powder, > sorghum flour, rice flour and almond flour. In another bowl, mix > together rice milk, oil, sugar, and lemon extract. Add the tapioca > flour and ground flax seed to the bowl with the liquid ingredients > and blend well until the mixture is fluffy and starts to come > together, then add the rest of the dry ingredients. > > Spoon the batter into tiny muffin liner lined muffin tins and fill > them about 3/4 of the way full. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until > the tops spring back when you press them. > > Make a little gluten free-vegan icing to top the cupcakes, or eat > them just as they are. They are delicious. > > > ______ > [ > ] On Behalf Of Kim [bearhouse5] > Saturday, March 07, 2009 11:30 PM > > Re: Tea Party Treats > > My niece and nephews like these, as do the adults. Most comment that > they wouldn't have guessed that they were vegan unless I had told > them. I like to use organic dates, sultanas and coconut. > > Carob Walnut Balls > > 1/2 cup sunflower seeds > 1/2 cup walnuts > 1/2 cup peanut butter > 1/2 cup sultanas (raisins) > 10 dates, pitted > 1 tsp GF vanilla extract (essence) > 1 tsp carob powder > 1/2 tsp cinnamon > 1/2 cup walnuts > 1/4 cup desiccated (shredded) coconut > a little agave nectar if the mixture is too firm > > > 1. Grind the first 1/2 cup of walnuts and the sunflower seeds in a > food processor. > > 2. Add peanut butter, sultanas, dates, vanilla extract, carob powder > and cinnamon. Process until well blended and beginning to form a > dough consistency. > > 3. Add 1/2 cup walnuts and process until lightly chopped and mixed > through. > > 4. Take small portions of mixture and, using hands, work into a > dough. Form into balls and toss in coconut. > > --- In <%40\ ..com > >, Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: >> >> My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. >> >> I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds >> will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has >> grown >> up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > > > > > --- > > Our vegan and gluten free recipes are available in the > archives for this group or at the following URL (***Recipes Posted > to VGF***): > > > > Check out these affiliated vegan lists ~ > > http://www.Christian-Vegan-Cooking > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 Not that I'm pushing pizza or anything, but Namaste brand makes a pizza crust mix that is gluten, dairy, egg, soy, and sugar free. You could make little mini pizzas ahead of time (or a big one and cut it) and let them add their own toppings so that they can eat what they like. https://www.namastefoods.com/shopping/storefront/cgi-bin/product_nutrition.cgi?P\ roduct_Id=31 & Category_Id_Search=6 & Closeout_Search=All & Return_Cgi=item_list.cgi Also little sandwiches made on appropriate bread and cut into cute little shapes will always be tea party worthy. Use fillings such as thinly sliced veggies or nut butters. Decorate the plates with small edible flowers. Make a beautiful, colorful veggie platter with all the veggies cut in new and pretty ways - long thin carrots placed upright in a tall glass, radishes cut in roses, cucumbers spiral cut into a long slinky, mounds of cherry tomoatos, yellow peppers laid flat and cut into shapes. The watermelon basket filled with all sorts of fruits will be beautiful! Try to find a star fruit and cut star-shaped slices - we always loved those as a kid. You have some lucky twins! Paula , Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: > > > On Mar 7, 2009, at 10:49 PM, hollyhedge_2004 wrote: > > > -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would > > like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these > > are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual > > pizzas, > > vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with > > toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to > > form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A > > watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then > > filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe > > made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with > > agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. > > I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the > > green pond. > > Hope these ideas are of help. > >> ==================== > > I am so glad I spoke to you about this. My daughter loves Belgian > endive so I didn't think that other kids might not like it. > > the sausage rolls and pizzas are out as my daughter is also allergic > to soy. dairy free, egg free, gluten free and soy free makes too many > substitutions. I love the watermelon basket idea for her adn the frog > pond for her brother. I know he won't eat the pond as both kids find > " jello " type things nauseating but I'll bet it will appeal to little > boys. > > Sherene > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 Can you share the green pond recipe and the name of the book? Thanks! Paula , " hollyhedge_2004 " <bethbell wrote: > > -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual pizzas, > vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. > I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the green pond. > Hope these ideas are of help. > > > -- In , Sherene Silverberg <sherene@> wrote: > > > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > > > I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny > > little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate > > covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with > > Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) > > > > I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew > > cream filling. > > > > What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? > > > > black bean dip on belgian endive? > > I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with > > salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry > > about > > > > any ideas? > > > > Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure > > cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit > > will make the boys happy > > > > Sherene > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2009 Report Share Posted March 9, 2009 what about hummas? You could use that to make a heart and then use veggies to decorate.... you could take black olives and use vegan cream cheese and make little penguins.... google penguin black olives.... they are SO cute. If you need some extra ideas, email me or check out my website.... www.sonyascakes.com Sonya SE Michigan , Sherene Silverberg <sherene wrote: > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny > little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate > covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with > Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) > > I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew > cream filling. > > What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? > > black bean dip on belgian endive? > I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with > salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry > about > > any ideas? > > Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure > cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit > will make the boys happy > > Sherene > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2009 Report Share Posted March 9, 2009 The book is Recipes to the Rescue by Lindy Kingsmill, Suzanne Morrow and Jann Bonner. It is an Australian book that was published in 1988.I think there was a reprint done a few years later. I would thoroughly recommend this book as the recipes are great. Green Pond with Frog Jumping Out. 2c apple juice 1T spinach juice to colour 1T agar flakes Place juices and agar in saucepan and cook until agar has dissolved. Wet mould and pour juice into mould. Frogs can be purchased or made from a frog mould using either carob or chocolate. The book is probably available on Amazon. -- In , " paulahamma " <phamma wrote: > > Can you share the green pond recipe and the name of the book? > > Thanks! > Paula > > , " hollyhedge_2004 " <bethbell@> wrote: > > > > -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual pizzas, > > vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. > > I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the green pond. > > Hope these ideas are of help. > > > > > > -- In , Sherene Silverberg <sherene@> wrote: > > > > > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > > > > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > > > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > > > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > > > > > I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny > > > little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate > > > covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with > > > Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) > > > > > > I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew > > > cream filling. > > > > > > What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? > > > > > > black bean dip on belgian endive? > > > I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with > > > salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry > > > about > > > > > > any ideas? > > > > > > Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure > > > cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit > > > will make the boys happy > > > > > > Sherene > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2009 Report Share Posted March 9, 2009 thanks everyone for all the wonderful ideas and blog links. I am going to have fun making food for the party. Sherene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2009 Report Share Posted March 10, 2009 Thanks so much! Paula , " hollyhedge_2004 " <bethbell wrote: > > The book is Recipes to the Rescue by Lindy Kingsmill, Suzanne Morrow and Jann Bonner. It is an Australian book that was published in 1988.I think there was a reprint done a few years later. I would thoroughly recommend this book as the recipes are great. > Green Pond with Frog Jumping Out. > 2c apple juice > 1T spinach juice to colour > 1T agar flakes > Place juices and agar in saucepan and cook until agar has dissolved. > Wet mould and pour juice into mould. > Frogs can be purchased or made from a frog mould using either carob or chocolate. > > The book is probably available on Amazon. > > -- In , " paulahamma " <phamma@> wrote: > > > > Can you share the green pond recipe and the name of the book? > > > > Thanks! > > Paula > > > > , " hollyhedge_2004 " <bethbell@> wrote: > > > > > > -Great party food ideas although I am not sure many children would like Belgian endive though. I have a good allergy book and these are the children's party food suggestions. These are individual pizzas, > > > vegetarian 'sausage' rolls, a basket made from a slice of toast with toothpicks pushed in around the edge and cooked spaghetti woven to form the basket and this is to be filled with potato straws. A watermelon basket hollowed out and cut to form a handle and then filled with fruit. Popcorn is popular also. They have a recipe made from apple juice coloured with spinach juice and jelled with agar to make a green pond with a chocolate or carob frog. > > > I personally like the idea of the watermelon basket, popcorn and the green pond. > > > Hope these ideas are of help. > > > > > > > > > -- In , Sherene Silverberg <sherene@> wrote: > > > > > > > > My daughter wants a tea party for her 8th birthday. > > > > > > > > I need ideas for tiny party treat thingies that regular 8 year olds > > > > will eat but that are safe for my celiac, vegan daughter who has grown > > > > up on a phytonutrient rich, junk food free diet. > > > > > > > > I thought I'd have some junk food in that I thought I'd make tiny > > > > little cupcakes with great frosting designs, some of Elana's chocolate > > > > covered cherries and perhaps a carrot cake (Breads from Anna) with > > > > Elana's carrot cake frosting (My friends are crazy about it) > > > > > > > > I also thought I'd make tiny canolis from banana leather with a cashew > > > > cream filling. > > > > > > > > What else would you make? chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas? > > > > > > > > black bean dip on belgian endive? > > > > I find it easy to think of ideas for my kids because they happy with > > > > salsa, carrots and some fruit. It's these other little girls I worry > > > > about > > > > > > > > any ideas? > > > > > > > > Her twin brother wants to take a group of friends bowling. I figure > > > > cupcakes (not as pretty as Shira's), the chocolate cherries and fruit > > > > will make the boys happy > > > > > > > > Sherene > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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