Need a quick and fun idea for St. Patricks Day lunch today?
The gourmet girls LOVE hard boiled eggs. So, I whipped up a batch this morning and am serving them for lunch with a plate of green crayons.
Let the kiddos draw all over their eggs--it seems "taboo" to draw on your food, so they'll love it!
Then, they can peel them and eat away.
Let the kiddos draw all over their eggs--it seems "taboo" to draw on your food, so they'll love it!
Then, they can peel them and eat away.
Serve them up with baby cucumbers, green grapes, green milk, green pears, and of course lots of kisses! For dinner, we're adding green food coloring to the water while we cook rice and some chicken. Easy! I'm also letting the girls use Grands biscuit dough to shape and bake shamrocks.
What are you having (or did you have) for lunch or dinner today? I'd love to hear from you!
Happy St. Patricks Day everyone!
What are you having (or did you have) for lunch or dinner today? I'd love to hear from you!Happy St. Patricks Day everyone!
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Your ideas TRULY are endless! And I'm excited about this one. I limit myself by thinking in the box like: EASTER, lol...but this is a brilliant idea for anytime to make a fun time for kids. Thank you!
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What a fun idea!! We had Lucky Charms this morning for brfst. For lunch we had open faced grilled cheese on English muffins topped with Green Peppers cut to look like clovers. Dinner will be Guinness Irish Beef Stew and Irish Soda Bread with mint chocolate chip milkshakes for dessert!!
Love this easy idea!
I always do potato soup for dinner on St. Patrick's Day. This year I'm going to put it in green bread bowls.
How cute!!!
We just finished up our Shepherd's Pie. It was yummy! Since my husband and daughter don't care for mashed potatoes, they had a fish-n-chips date, while the boys and I enjoyed our pie!
Happy St. Paddy's Day!
Breakfast was a clover toad in the hole (on a green plate, of course!) Lunch was a sandwich with a green pepper clover and a pot of gold (peaches), snack was pistachio pudding and green juice, dinner will be corn beef hash with a kiwi clover. I just love holidays....
great ideas! saving these for next year. have some up on my blog too.
That's a really cute idea! I hardly ever make hard boiled eggs and I don't know why now.
We had green sprinkle donuts for breakfast (a trail of paper leprechaun footprints led to their "hiding place" in the toy room), sandwiches cut in the shape of shamrocks for lunch, and of course, we're having corned beef for dinner!
What a fun idea! I love it!
I made green clover leaf rolls, green pasta salad, and green milk for dinner :D
Dinner was green salad (lettuce, green peppers, broccoli with ranch dressing with green food coloring) and spinach fettucinii with pesto sauce with chicken. Drinks were lime-aid and green milk. Dessert was kiwis and lime sherbet.
Some families do corned beef and cabbage - we do "green" food. =)
I love the idea! I can't believe I never thought of it! Cabbage, lots of cabbage I know is what I'm having for dinner.
So cute. Gosh, I wish I was your kid. (pout)
Thanks for the fun ideas!!!
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