Cooking Party Invitations

Cooking Party Invitation Source: Jaco'lyn Murphy

Looking for Cooking Party Invitation inspiration? Well I love this cooking party invitation from Jac o 'lyn Murphy with a Rolling Pin Invitation.



The invitation wording is great:

Chef "Birthday Child name"'s Cooking Bash

A recipe for birthday fun

Ingredients:

Special Friends

1 cup of giggles

1 large bag of fun

Mix it together on : Date of party

Cooking Time: Time of party

Preheat oven at: Place of party

RSVP:

Enjoy!



 

Christmas Grinch Punch Recipe

Christmas Grinch Punch  Source: Tasteofhome.com

 Taste of home  is one of the best sources for easy and amazing recipes. When I was looking for some Christmas menu inspiration, I came across this Christmas Grinch Punch recipe. This would be a hit with the kids at Christmas and will definitely feature at the Rankin Christmas dinner!

Christmas Grinch Punch Recipe: from Tatseofhome.com

Ingredients:
1/3 cup sugar
6 tablespoons plus 1/12 teaspoons of water
1/2 teaspoon of almond extract
3/4 cup of milk
12 drops of neon green food colour
2 litres of lemon-lime soft drink
2 Litres of vanilla ice cream

Instructions:

In a large saucepan, combine sugar and water. Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat. Stir in milk and almond extract. Transfer to a bowl and cool to room temperature. Cover and refrigerate until chilled.

Before serving transfer milk mixture to punch bowl. Stir in food colouring and soft drink. Top with generous scoops of ice cream

Thanks Tasteof home. Enjoy!

5 yr old Fairy Party

Fairyland Party

Jodie's 5th Fairy Birthday party was enjoyed by all. Here are a few snaps of her special day.

Tissue Pom Poms hanging from our arched tree entry

Tissue Pom Pom everywhere!

Fairy Treasure Hunt was heaps of fun

Butterfly Face Paint design

Tiger face paint design was amazing

Dinosaur face paint design was voted the best

Fairy hosts were amazing from Parties Kids Remember

Pink Fairy Floss fairy from Parties Kids Remember

Party Bunting added some extra colour to the backyard

Adults enjoyed cake, fruit, biscuits, sushi whilst the kids were entertained

The calm after....

Chocolate Mudcake with fluro fondant.

How to Play the Mummy Wrap Game

Mummy Wrap Game

The Mummy wrap game is a great game for both children and adults. It is a Halloween party staple but can also be played at any party event. You could even have a Christmas version - the Christmas Wrap!

Here is how you play:

Materials:

Rolls of toilet paper (some people like to use crepe paper)
Newspaper (Optional)
Alfoil (Optional)

Instructions:

Divide players into teams of two and give each pair a roll of toilet paper. Instruct one member of each team to race to wrap his partner, mummy-style, at the sound of the music. Teams must use up the whole roll, avoiding the head and wrapping arms separately from the torso.

Once wrapped, the mummy hops to a finish line, holding his arms to his sides and trying not to break any of the wrapping.

The first Mummy to the finish line wins.