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- November 21st, 2009
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Here’s the recipe:
1 ½ c all purpose flour
½ c whole wheat flour
½ c sugar
¼ t salt
2 T butter (room temperature)
½ c milk
Salt for seasoning
They are super easy to make. Mix all the dry ingredients and cut in the butter like you would for a pie. Once the mixture has the texture of course meal then add the milk but just enough that the dough sticks together. Split the dough into two pieces and roll it out as thin as possible (I didn’t do a good job of this the first time I made them, and if they are too thick, they are hard to eat). So, roll them out really thin and poke them with a fork so they don’t arch when you cook them. Cut the dough with a pizza cutter (this really saves time). Then gently scrape them off the counter (the second time I used a flexible cutting board which also was easier). Place them on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake them for 20-25 minutes at 325 until golden brown. Allow them to cool slightly before removing them.
*if you try to take them off when they are not cooled the crackers will bend and break. If you wait until they are cool, they just pop off the pan.
Here’s a picture of a really green grasshopper and a lady bug. I’m glad the weird bugs are gone until next summer.
I was really scared that the corn maze would be really scary, but it wasn’t. It was a full moon and we could see everything.
We got in the maze and early in it there was a guy that was trying to scare people. I wanted to take a picture, and when I tried to he went and put a different mask on, then let us take his picture. The funniest part of all, was when we took his picture, he asked if any of us had a smoke.
Jordan started to get bored and run away and hid and scare people. We made it out of the corn maze pretty fast (less than 1 hour) and then went back to Evan and Whitney’s house and played Cranium Pop 5. Evan and Whitney totally beat us because we didn’t know that Monday Night Football had a theme song. Thanks guys, it was fun, we’ll have to do it again.
The candy corn ones were really easy to make. I just made some normal sugar cookie dough. I split the sugar cookies into 3 pieces. To make the orange dough I put food coloring in one and in the brown, I melted some chocolate and mixed it in. Then, I split those into two pieces and then put them into small bread pans and then let them chill for 1.5 hours. Then I sliced them into candy corn chunks. After I cooked and cooled them, I dipped the chocolate part into chocolate.
The spiders were just cake mix cookies with M&M eyes and licorice legs. They were so cute, we just wanted to eat them
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So after we left the corn maze, we went on a tractor ride to the pumpkin patch. The pumpkin patch was lame. There was even a flat bed semi that had bushels of pumpkins on it. So Jordan and I figured that they were taking those pumpkins and putting them in the in the patch. The pumpkins were also really expensive, so we didn’t even buy one. The mini pumpkins were a dollar each, so we just walked around the patch and then went back on the tractor and went home. We had a lot of fun, but mostly because we were together.
We had to get home early the next morning because there was an Elder’s Quorum service project. So we left fast the next morning and it was so foggy. We couldn’t see the car from the tent. I tried to take a picture and the campsite, and when the flash was on you could sort of see the fog. We turned the car lights on and we got an okay picture of the campsite (it was right next to the creek, so that’s why there was fog).
It was so pretty driving back. We stopped to take a picture of the fog with the sunrise. It was amazing, the fog just ended when we went up a hill. We got home just as it was getting light and Jordan got ready for the service project.