What to play with, Play Dough!
The mixer did a lot of the work but my hands finished up. Eva requested blue, green, and purple for the colors. I love glass jars and have been saving jelly jars. These are the fit and active jelly jars from Aldi, I think they are cute.Today we made play dough. We have never bought any but Eva has played with it at friend's houses. The recipe was totally easy but I had to add quite a bit more flour. Also, without a mixer I am not sure how long it was have taken to mix in the color.
Now with the play dough ready I choose a few cookie cutters, I have over 100! I picked ones that were totally open without crevices. A few essentials from Eva's kitchen like a rolling pin and spatula and she was set.
I was really jazzed when she grabbed the cookie cutter and knew right what to do with it. All in all a huge success.
Recipe from make-baby-stuff.com
1 c table salt
1 1/2 c flour, I needed a lot more
4 T oil, veg or olive
4 t cream of tartar
1 c water
food coloring
I dumped everything in my stand mixer. Turned it on and once it was all mixed together I just kept testing it to see if it was sticky and firm. I just kept adding flour until it was moldable. Don't worry, if you get a bit crazy with the flour, if it gets dry just add a little water. Once it was together I divided into 3 and added color to each, about 6 drops total. If you divid into 6 they fit into baby food jars. Store in air tight containers. Over time if they start to get dry just add a few drops of water. Have fun!
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