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Chopped Grilled Sausage
Prep and Cook
In order to reduce the risk of toddlers choking, sausages (and hot dogs) should be cut into thin strips lengthwise and then chopped into small bite-size pieces crosswise.
Dill Pasta with Green Beans
You'll Need
- 1 cup short whole wheat or fun-shaped pasta
- ½ cup fresh green beans
- Creamy Dill Dressing from Family Meal
Prep and Cook
- In a small pot of boiling water, bring pasta to a boil.
- Just before pasta has finished cooking, add the green beans.
- Cook beans for approximately 5 minutes and pasta until it is cooked al dente.
- Drain pasta and beans.
- Serve pasta with a dab of butter and creamy dill dressing.
Father’s Day Ice Cream Cake
You'll Need
- 2 L mint chocolate chip ice cream, slightly softened
- 1 ½ cups Oreo cookie crumbs
- 4 Tbsp unsalted butter, melted
- 1 small tube of chocolate icing
- 1 popsicle stick
- 1 piece of coloured construction paper
- glue
Prep and Cook
- Pour cookie crumbs into a mixing bowl.
- Add the melted butter and stir the mixture until the crumbs are evenly moistened with butter.
- Transfer the crumbs to an 8-inch spring form pan or pie dish.
- Using your fingers, press the crumbs evenly over the bottom of the pan and freeze for 15 minutes.
- Alternatively, omit steps 1 – 4 above by using an Oreo pie crust bought from the supermarket.
- Spoon the (slightly) softened ice cream on top of the crumb crust, pressing it down firmly with a spatula.
- Cover with aluminum foil and freeze at least three hours or overnight.
- If using a spring form pan, run knife around the inside edge of pan and release collar from the pan.
- Using a tube of icing with tip, decorate the top of the Father’s Day golf-themed cake by writing Dad a special message i.e. #1 Dad.
- Have kids make a flag for the hole, using a popsicle stick for the post and construction paper for a flag.
Good to know: If sticking with the golf theme, try to find a mint chip ice cream that is darker green in colour.
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