Recipe review from Learning at Home by Rhonda Cratty

Learning at Home is a parent resource that is chocked full of ideas to help children become the best they can be; ideas for helping your child enhance their skills in reading, math, writing, science and more. Daily fun activities make rudimentary subjects seem more than just pencil and paper and provide them with skills for everyday life. There are 48 (four per month) educational learning ideas that can be enjoyed anytime, everyday within the comfort of your own family whether around the Thanksgiving table, in the backyard, or on vacation. The book also includes lists of family friendly books for all subjects, recipes, and games to extend learning.

 

I tried the Santa Cocoa recipe which is very simple and contains cocoa, sugar, hot water, milk, marshmallows, green sprinkles, and peppermint candy. The only two things I did differently were using small marshmallows and smashed peppermint candy rounds to set off the green sprinkles. The cocoa had strong chocolate, marshmallow, and mint aromatics. The flavor was chocolaty with mint on the back of the palate. From a child’s perspective, I would add a little more cocoa powder and top with whipped cream. I would also pair it with shortbread cookies, cake, or brownies. I had two children try this recipe and they loved it!

Rhonda Cratty has 30 years of experience as a public school teacher, raising children of her own, and writing articles for on-line and hard copy publications within the pages of Learning at Home.

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