This Easter Weekend we made Resurrection Rolls with the kids. With young and curious kids, I find myself walking a fine line between creative visual lesson about the resurrection and a morbid presentation on cannibalism. I have faith in all faithful parents that they can walk the line and keep it as an awesome (and reverent) tradition for your kids. If you are fretting that this recipe comes a day late, no worries there's always Family Home Evening to catch up on. Here's a peek into our Easter Fun.
Read from accompanying scripture, such as John 19:38-42 and John 20.
VARIATION: If you want to represent the quiet awakening of the resurrection (and build more excitement and tension for your kids) then start your recipe in the evening:
PREHEAT OVEN TO 450 degrees
PREPARE ROLLS AND PLACE IN OVEN
IMMEDIATELY TURN OFF OVEN
In the morning they will be cooked and ready to go with your Easter Brunch.
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I love this. What a good idea. You are so creative.
We made those, too! I was told to cut the marshmallows in half and then bake them in a muffin tin. No oozing and a large empty cavity results. Nathan was the one most in awe of the disapearing confection.
Such a great idea. Definitely gonna use this for FHE or some happy campfire lesson this summer. You are always full of great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Your 3rd child, what do you call him? - buddha baby - he melts my heart.
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