8 Butterfinger Candy Bars
8 graham cracker squares
4 large marshmallows, halved

Directions:
PREHEAT broiler.

PLACE 1 Butterfinger candy bar
diagonally on top of each
graham cracker square; top with
marshmallow halves. Place on
baking sheet.

BROIL for 1 to 2 minutes or until
marshmallows are lightly
browned. Serve warm.
Many of us have fond memories from childhood of spending time in
the kitchen alongside a parent or grandparent. Those experiences,
gained when we are young, help shape the way we cook and eat
for years to come. Sharing the value and pleasures of cooking with
your own children will be rewarding and fun for all of you.
Encouraging your kids to cook will build their confidence and give
them a sense of accomplishment. Whether you are just beginning
to cook with your children or they are ready to cook on their own.
While cooking with your children, they learn so much, kitchen
safety, food safety, and working with heat and appliances.
With a little patience on your part and a little practice on their part,
your children will learn about food and healthy eating, while
developing valuable skills that will serve them for a lifetime. But
what they will remember most is the special time they spent with
you.
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