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Live Kids Cooking Class 11/21/2020
My homemade turkey dinner rolls will be the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving feast. Even though tables may have empty seats this year, we can certainly fill them with good food, happy memories and count our blessings while focusing on what we are grateful for this year.
Remember my live kids cooking classes? They were so much fun! Just in time for Thanksgiving, my kids and I will be demonstrating how to make my homemade Turkey Dinner Rolls featuring my recipe for honey potato dinner rolls.
Head to my Facebook page on Saturday November 21 at 1:00 pm CST and watch as my kids and I make homemade Turkey Dinner Rolls using my crowd pleasing recipe for fluffy, honey potato dinner rolls.
To receive the printable recipe for my honey potato dinner rolls, ingredient and supply lists prior to the LIVE DEMO, please subscribe to my email list here. Make sure to accept e-mails from thegreengiraffeeats; I only send out about one e-mail per month to my subscribers. I will be sending out materials within the next few days.
The recipe, video, etc. will be published right here on my website the day after live event.
So what are you waiting for?! Make sure to get on the e-mail list and join us on Saturday November 21 at 1:00 pm CST. We can’t wait to see you there!
Measuring flour 
Cracking eggs
Did you miss the live event?
No worries, you and your kids can watch the replay right here. The printable recipe and supply lists are also available below. I hope you enjoy and have a very happy and blessed Thanksgiving.
3 dough balls can be made into 2 turkeys
- Cut 1 dough ball in half – these 2 pieces will be the turkey heads and bodies.
- Using kitchen shears or a pairing knife, make 4 small cuts in the other 2 dough balls – these will be the turkey feathers.
- Pinch each cut into a feather shape.
- Use your index finger to press into the middle of the feathers.
- Lay one of the turkey body pieces into the indentation. You may need to fold the extra dough under.
- Poke holes into the dough for the eyes, beak and wattle and place pumpkin seeds, dried mango and cranberries in the holes.
- Lay your turkey on a parchment lined baking sheet.
- Insert 2 small pretzel sticks into the bottom of the dough for legs.
Gobble, Gobble!
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Over 1,000 kids across the country joined us for our debut kids cooking series in March 2020. Photos, messages, and happy families flooded my inbox with the joy of cooking together. Check out some of my amazing students and their creations!
