The little miss and I love baking together on Saturday mornings, but we were on hiatus because I was on bed rest while awaiting the arrival of the next little lady. It was a long three months, but I managed to keep the little lady in and she is finally here safe and sound. We are all so thankful!
It isn't Saturday, but I am finally starting to feel a bit better so the little miss and I decided on a special treat to make for her preschool end of year class party tomorrow. I showed her a picture of these cute sushi rice krispies treats and she was immediately intrigued. I'm sure it had nothing to do with the Swedish fish topping (gummies rank pretty high in our house).
Making these sushi rice krispies treats looks like a lot of work, but I
promise you they are so quick and easy. I am all about quick and easy right now given that I had a baby about 10.5 minutes ago, and have been out of the kitchen (and horizontal) for several months.
You can find all of the ingredients for these sushi rice krispies treats in about 2 minutes at most grocery stores. I found all the necessary ingredients, except for the green fruit rollups, at the crappy Gristedes around the corner from my apartment. I stopped at another small grocery store a few blocks away and found
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fruit by the Foot that was green and went with that. I had a hungry baby in tow so I wasn't about to go on a mad hunt of the upper west side looking for solid green fruit rollups. I actually liked using fruit by the foot rather than fruit rollups for the seaweed wrap - they were already in thin strips and I just used a pizza cutter to cut down the center to make them even thinner. The green writing on them (Ninja Turtle themed) was thankfully obscured once cut and actually gave the "seaweed" a nice color variation.
These sushi rice krispies treats are nut-free and can easily be made gluten-free, so make them for a class party, school bake sale or kids birthday party. They really are adorable and quite impressive for how little time they take to make.
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The little miss and I love baking together on Saturday mornings, but we were on hiatus because I was on bed rest while awaiting the arrival of the next little lady. It was a long three months, but I managed to keep the little lady in and she is finally here safe and sound. We are all so thankful!
It isn't Saturday, but I am finally starting to feel a bit better so the little miss and I decided on a special treat to make for her preschool end of year class party tomorrow. I showed her a picture of these cute sushi rice krispies treats and she was immediately intrigued. I'm sure it had nothing to do with the Swedish fish topping (gummies rank pretty high in our house).
Making these sushi rice krispies treats looks like a lot of work, but I promise you they are so quick and easy. I am all about quick and easy right now given that I had a baby about 10.5 minutes ago, and have been out of the kitchen (and horizontal) for several months.
You can find all of the ingredients for these sushi rice krispies treats in about 2 minutes at most grocery stores. I found all the necessary ingredients, except for the green fruit rollups, at the crappy Gristedes around the corner from my apartment. I stopped at another small grocery store a few blocks away and found Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fruit by the Foot that was green and went with that. I had a hungry baby in tow so I wasn't about to go on a mad hunt of the upper west side looking for solid green fruit rollups. I actually liked using fruit by the foot rather than fruit rollups for the seaweed wrap - they were already in thin strips and I just used a pizza cutter to cut down the center to make them even thinner. The green writing on them (Ninja Turtle themed) was thankfully obscured once cut and actually gave the "seaweed" a nice color variation.
These sushi rice krispies treats are nut-free and can easily be made gluten-free, so make them for a class party, school bake sale or kids birthday party. They really are adorable and quite impressive for how little time they take to make.
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