So on Tuesday, "Hiccup" and his little sister eagerly joined me in the kitchen:)
The bread was made with very simple ingredients... one was oats, grounded up...so we did some grinding... modern style;)
The other ingredients included whole wheat flour, white flour, baking soda, salt and water!!Very simple!
After mixing it up with a wooden spoon, we have to knead it;)The kids loved mashing it:)
Sweet little hands... even little hands with marker stains from morning work!!
They decided to taste some... before baking!!
They had a BLAST...and because it was an easy recipe and part of our school work
( no stress to get through the process quickly)
I let them have fun and I took pics;)
win-win
And look at the mess those vikings left....
Oh!!! The delicious smells coming from the warm oven on a cool day &kids excitedly playing while waiting for the loaf to finish...
Wonderful:)
Now.... how do you eat Viking Bread??? LOL!!With jam and butter of course:)
I enjoyed a warm slice with some sunflower seed butter.... soo good;)The theme for You Capture this week is WARM.
And I loved taking pics of ...
*our warm oven
*warmness between the little viking chefs
*the delicious warm bread
*the reminder of the beauty of simple tasks done together... warms my heart!
Better a dry crust eaten in peace
than a house filled with feasting—and conflict.
Proverbs 17:1
6 comments:
this looks and sounds like so much fun. Maybe the kids can make me some Viking bread when they come this way!
They are so cute! Love the hat!
I love this. Wonderful post. How fun!
Yum! Any chance you can post or send me the recipe? Seems like one I can use and/or adapt slightly. And I've kinda been hankerin' a bread lately. Love the pics! You are doing a great job with that camera :)
What a wonderfully fun thing to do for school! When I taught kindergarten we made butter by shaking a jar with cream all day one day. That was fun. I am sure it was not nearly as delicious as your bread though. YUM!
What a great hands on lesson! Any way you could post the recipe? That would be so much fun to try! I know your kids will never forget these fun "get your hands into it" lessons!
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