| REVIEWED RECIPES |
| More popular recipes... |
| FEATURED |
| SPECIAL RECIPES |
| More featured recipes... |
Results 51 - 60 of 216 for how to make playdough
Mix flour, salt and cream ... it out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until it no longer sticks to your fingers. Store in a Zip-Loc bag.
Make and eat playdough. Add dry milk to peanut butter and honey until reaches right consistency. Cocoa can be added for chocolate flavor.
Mix peanut butter and dry ... experiment as any playdough. HINTS: Keeps well in covered container in refrigerator. Edible. Does not harden well.
Combine ingredients. Add more powdered milk to make a stiff dough, if needed. ... do with regular Playdough, only this dough they ... germ, etc. to decorate.
Combine flour, salt and cream of tartar in saucepan. Mix liquids together and gradually stir them into dry ingredients. When mixture is ...
Mix peanut butter and honey. ... until consistency of playdough. Let the kids do this on a rainy day. Then they can eat it after they play with it.
Mix peanut butter and syrup. ... and confectioners' sugar to form dough. If sticky, add ... dry, add syrup. Make it at play time and ... chips, etc. for decorations.
Mix all ingredients. Store playdough in covered container. Delicious and fun to play with too.
Mix the above ingredients. The children can make shapes out of the "playdough" and eat the creations.
Mix ingredients in bowl with spoon or hands until well blended. Place playdough on wax paper. Children can make something and then eat it! Yummy!
| RECIPE PULSE |
| TRENDING NOW |
—Recipe Index—
Appetizers · Beverages · Breads · Cakes · Candies · Casseroles · Cookies · Desserts · Eggs · Favorites · Fish · Fruits · Holidays · International (A-I) · International (J-Z) · Italian · Main Dishes · Meats · Mexican · Outdoor · Pastas · Pies · Potatoes · Poultry · Salads · Sauces · Soups · Vegetables