Craft for Kids - Bricolages pour enfants

Whatever the weather where you live, you can set your kids to snowflake snipping and make our one-of-a-kind Kirigami. They're almost too pretty to eat -- but too delicious not to!

Ingredients:

10 flour tortillas (fajita size) (whole wheat of white)
1 tea spoon vegetable oil (spray oil works well too)
1 cup of chocolate chips (brown or colored ones)
½ cup of icing sugar
Edible sprinkles (colors of your choice!)



Instructions:

1. Heat the oven to 350°.
2. Fold each tortilla into quarters and then snip out shapes with clean scissors as if to make a paper snowflake; add a few decorative cuts but maintain some structural integrity (if your tortillas are stiff, soften them in the microwave for a few seconds).
3. A few at a time, place the snowflakes on a lightly greased baking sheet (with vegetable oil) and bake 5 to 7 minutes or until the edges are lightly browned.
4. Remove the snowflakes from the oven, immediately dot each one with about a dozen evenly spaced chocolate chips, then return the flakes to the oven briefly to melt the chips.
5. Once the chips begin to melt, transfer the snowflakes to a cooling rack and use a butter knife to spread the chips a bit. Add some sprinkles onto the melted chocolate.
6. Pop the iced snowflakes in the fridge for 5 or 10 minutes to harden the chocolate, then put the icing sugar in a sieve and shake an even layer across them.
7. Serve on dark-colored plates.
8. Enjoy and eat!

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