~ Snake Sticks~
Little one (shhh!!me too) is a sucker for cute food
and a die hard fan for all those cutie pie treats that
makes her tiny little heart top of the world.Healthy
homemade food that resembles a character from
the zoo, fairy-tales or cartoon coloring book are
always a bigggg hit amongst kids . I couldn't stop
myself from heading to the kitchen after seeing
these cuties at Crista's blog..... Little one loved
dipping the snakes in her soup eshhhhh .....
Snake (snack) Sticks !!
Cumin flavored savory breadsticks .
Original recipe states Refrigerated Breadstick dough, but its
not easy to find here hence I happily used the regular jeera
(cumin) cracker recipe n it worked wonderfully.
Gliding thru the oven ..Hissssss.......
Recipe for Cumin flavored breadsticks -
Ingredients - 2 cups refined flour ( i took 1 cup whole wheat & 1 cup refined ),
1 1/2 tsp salt , 1 tsp baking powder , 1 1/2 tsp cumin seeds, 1/4 tsp roasted cumin
powder,1 tsp powdered sugar , 1/2 cup olive or refined oil, 1 egg , a few
peppercorns , dry whole chillies and wooden skewers .
Method- Sift together flour, salt & baking powder, mix in the cumin seeds &
cumin powder. Beat the egg & mix in sugar & oil . Knead into soft dough
adding a few tbsps of water as required. Divide the dough into 15 portions &
roll each into sticks (coils ) . Wrap each coil around a greased skewer . Flatten
one of the ends to resemble a snake's mouth & place two peppercorns for the
eyes. Cut out a piece from the chilly & put it as the tongue. Place on a greased
tray & bake in a preheated oven at 180C / gas mark 4 for 20-25 mins
or until light brown & crisp . Cool & serve .
Featured on Child magazine (July '11 issue)
Glad to share with you the Tiffin Time that got featured
to read . A warm thanks to the Child family & all my
lovely viewers who motivate me for all the creations.
OMG .... These are soooooooooooooooo cute , Can i have one pl ????
ReplyDeletecute kids will enjoy it to eat
ReplyDeleteVery cute...... Iam sure my d/ter will not touch it.She is very afraid of snakes.
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congrats......for ur feature in child magazine......The snakes r really looking dangerous...and yummy..!!
ReplyDeletecongrats for being featured,snakes look so cute,.
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!! This one is very innovative!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
So innovative Smitha..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations ! I am sure kids must have enjoyed these Snake Sticks :-) They are very cute.
ReplyDeleteFun! I have a few little ones that would enjoy adding these creatures to their meal : )
ReplyDeleteSo nice to be featured in Child Magazine too!
For once, I saw very cute and loving looking snakes,too gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid creation! This is fantastic. And congrats on getting featured! You rock!
ReplyDeleteas usual very artistic and lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteindu srinivasan
kattameethatheeka.blogspot.com.
Awesome idea... this should work well with the adults as well. Will give it a try for sure. Pinning it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete-Tanya
http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/
OMG! that's really awesome !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute looking snakes. Excellent snack.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Wow looks scary and cute too :) love the idea a lot. Such creations of yours would make eating a happy happening :)
ReplyDeleteOMG they look so so real..
ReplyDeleteWow hatsoff to ur creativity dear,luks so cute...wonderful job.
ReplyDeletewow awesome...
ReplyDeletean AWARD for you smita...
please do accept and visit my blog for details...
Congrats on your feature in the magazine! My boys will love this snake bread sticks, shall try it out one day and thanks for the sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG ..R u creative or what ..going through your blog is a feast for eyes ..no kid ( or super fussy grown ups) can resist your treats ..
ReplyDeleteHey, these sssnake sssnack sssticks are a sssensational way to engage the planet's pickiest eaters (or anyone who simply grooves on fun food).
ReplyDeleteLittle Food Junction is one of the coolest blogs in the galaxy!
I agree with Y: no matter what you planet you live on, this blog rocks!
ReplyDeleteI am hosting my first Link-up party - Tea Time Thursdays. Would be glad to see you there :)
ReplyDeletehttp://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/2011/08/celebrating-one-party-time.html
Hi Smita,
ReplyDeleteI am writing to request your permission to feature your cute owl sandwich on my Squidoo lens: http://www.squidoo.com/owl-baby-shower
Of course I will keep the watermark in tact and provide a link to the page where the sandwich appears.
Thank you,
Joyce Kreger
@ Joyce Kreger
ReplyDeleteIt wud be a pleasure to be featured on Squidoo. Pl go ahead .....Look forward to the link.
da non credere!! originalissimi!! molto molto brava! anche se mia mamma a questa visione scapperebbe dalla paura ^^ bacio!
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