buy stromectol 3 mg I have had this recipe tucked away for years, but in all honesty, it has been years since I pulled it out and used it. Since my husband and the older kids are all away for the greater part of today, I thought I would mix up a couple batches for the littles to play with.
unctuously This recipe came from my husband’s Aunt. Thanks, Faith! It is a really nice texture. I wanted to share this recipe with photographs so you could get an idea of the process. That way, when the lumps show up, you won’t be concerned that it is flopping.
Let’s gather the ingredients:
Combine in pan:
1 c. flour
1 c. water
1/2 c. salt
2 tsp. cream of tartar
1 Tbl. oil
Food coloring (Don’t be shy here. Be generous with the food coloring to get vibrant colors.)
Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until it is the consistency of mashed potatoes.
Let’s check out the yellow:
Knead until smooth. Kids do this perfectly!
The blue didn’t turn out so good. It needed to cook on the stove longer. We discovered that letting it sit out for a couple hours dried it to the point it became really nice to work with.
Store in a sealed container. We used gallon zip lock bags.
3 Responses
Colleen
Thanks for the recipe! I’m going to whip up a batch for my little guy this weekend.
Amy, a redeemed sheep
Hello, Ruth! I just got your sweet comment. =) I don’t have an email to respond to you, so this will have to do. =) Google+ messes that stuff up, which is why I avoid it like the plague. I will watch for you on my blog! It’s great to meet you!
Michelle blessedwith3boys
Ruth thank you for this post with such beautiful playdoh colors! This brings back fond memories of when my boys and brothers were little. Those days were so precious and hold a special place in my heart.