Rice cake pizzas
These cute little rice cake pizzas make a great snack for the kids and you can even get them to help you make them. We have shown you some exact ingredients but you can create your own with whatever you have in the fridge.
These cute little rice cake pizzas make a great snack for the kids and you can even get them to help you make them. We have shown you some exact ingredients but you can create your own with whatever you have in the fridge.
These little quiches are a big hit with my kids because the flaky (messy) pastry appeals to their taste buds and sense of chaos. I like them because you can hide egg, corn and other yellowish vegetables (pureed pumpkin, carrot, yellow zucchini etc)
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Make the muffin mix then add whatever you like to make your muffins special.
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