Re: Okay, now I've lost it!

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What do you make the dough green with, as LJ and I have color days

sometimes when I serve only certain colors at a meal (its a way to get

him to try and try again things like brocoli,etc.)

(LJs mom)

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On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 22:46:57 -0500 C Vivace

writes:

). So,

> now, I

> am baking this green dough in hopes that it turns out to taste

> something

> akin to bread >

> Vivace,

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> What do you make the dough green with, as LJ and I have color days

> sometimes when I serve only certain colors at a meal (its a way to

get

> him to try and try again things like brocoli,etc.)

> (LJs mom)

> *

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Spinach makes it green; just boil a little of it and save the water

and use some of that. Or you can just chop the spinach very very

fine, and put those in the dough. Tho it may come " spotted " this way

and not as omogenous as with the " juice " .

Hope it helps.

Cristina-WA

Proud mom to 4.7 yo ASD, & (almost) 2yo NT twins

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[Guest guest]

Dehydrated Kale makes it REALLY green (giggle) it works great for

icing too....no taste noticed. We dehydrate beets and puree it to

powder for red and it makes a great red. I use cocoa for brown (Ah

laska bakers) and for orange (kind of) I make dehydrated sweet

potatoes and powder it, it makes a very soft orangish hue.

We haven't messed to much with yellow yet, we have also used

blueberries and powdered them, VIBRANT!!!

Not that anyone asked, but I thought maybe someone would want to know.

Have a great day!!

Debbie

> > *

> > What do you make the dough green with, as LJ and I have color days

> > sometimes when I serve only certain colors at a meal (its a way

to

> get

> > him to try and try again things like brocoli,etc.)

> > (LJs mom)

> > *

>

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> ,

> Spinach makes it green; just boil a little of it and save the water

> and use some of that. Or you can just chop the spinach very very

> fine, and put those in the dough. Tho it may come " spotted " this

way

> and not as omogenous as with the " juice " .

> Hope it helps.

>

> Cristina-WA

> Proud mom to 4.7 yo ASD, & (almost) 2yo NT twins

> ##