We love this book and I mentioned it here.
At the end of the book is a recipe for the bread the grandmother is making in the story.
Bear measured and mixed and kneaded (with help, of course!)
Then we covered the dough with our jackets like in the story.
Two long hours later we kneaded again and rolled and made bread dolls.
While we blew bubbles outside, our bread filled the house with wonderful aromas.
Finally we were able to taste it and we are pleased to say,
YUM!
great project!!! Ryleigh likes to bake bread too, we will have to try this one :)
ReplyDeleteEmma would LOVE this activity! I'll have to look for the book at the library...
ReplyDeleteI can't wait until my little one is able to do more things in the kitchen with me. Looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteYum! Great project to actually do things described in the book.
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! That is great that you were able to nake the bread like the grandmother in the book. I want to try bread making with Emily. Thank you for linking up :0)
ReplyDeleteIt seems like I remember this book, anyway what a great idea! I love to bake bread and hope to do so with Selena sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love books, that have recipes to go with them!
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with this book but hope to track it down in the library. It's time to make some bread with my daughter!
ReplyDeleteTomie dePaola has written some great books but we have not read this one yet. I love books with recipes and I think it is great that you made the bread. Looks delicious!
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