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Send a food editor to the supermarket around Halloween, and she’ll bring back all the ingredients for the best pumpkin pies and fall stews, but send...

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RECIPE INGREDIENTS: | l (4 1/2-inch) aluminum foil potpie tin | 1 refrigerated piecrust (most 15-ounce packages contain 2 crusts, enough for 6 of our pies) | Aluminum foil | 1 egg (makes enough for 6 pies) | 2 tablespoons water | 1 (3.4-ounce) box... See more

RECIPE INGREDIENTS: | l (4 1/2-inch) aluminum foil potpie tin | 1 refrigerated piecrust (most 15-ounce packages contain 2 crusts, enough for 6 of our pies) | Aluminum foil | 1 egg (makes enough for 6 pies) | 2 tablespoons water | 1 (3.4-ounce) box instant vanilla or white-chocolate pudding (1 box makes enough for 3 pies) | 1 yellow and 2 orange Starburst candies | 1 green Chewy Jolly Rancher candy or green Tootsie Roll candy (we found the green Starburst candies to be too pale) | 1 banana (makes enough for 6 pies) | 1 to 2 dried apple rings or a 4-ounce bar of white chocolate (1 bar is enough for 6 pies) See less

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From Publishers Weekly "Wood may not discourage sugar junkies from eating sweets at bedtime, but she and Teague whip up a truly spine-tingling tale," said PW in a starred review. Ages 4-9. (July) Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. From... See more

From Publishers Weekly "Wood may not discourage sugar junkies from eating sweets at bedtime, but she and Teague whip up a truly spine-tingling tale," said PW in a starred review. Ages 4-9. (July) Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2?An extravagant spin on the wish for sweet dreams. Ma and Pa Brindle cook up a secret recipe for a giant pie that causes many disruptions in the normal routine of Willobee Street. The oven produces such extreme heat that everyone swelters, and a chocolate tornado knocks the paperboy off of his bike. By afternoon, the sugary aroma permeates the area and mouths begin to drool in anticipation. That evening, Pa Brindle strings festive lights and sets up tables and chairs in the yard. Ma Brindle cuts the first piece of pie, warning, "Be careful....One piece is all you need...or you'll be sorry." Her advice is ignored as the neighbors pig out and sleepily head for bed. Soon "wild dreams" pop out and come... See less

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Design your own set. Choose from desserts or pastries or mix-it-up! These smaller sets will include two oversized helpings of pretend confectionary treats, two plates, two coffee cups, two forks or spoons (spoons come with pastries and forks with... See more

Design your own set. Choose from desserts or pastries or mix-it-up! These smaller sets will include two oversized helpings of pretend confectionary treats, two plates, two coffee cups, two forks or spoons (spoons come with pastries and forks with desserts), and a carry all tote. *Choose your tote pattern from the included pictures and the coffee cups and plates will be designed to coordinate. *Recommended for ages 3 & up. Spot clean. *Allow 2 - 3 weeks for item to be created and delivered. *Choose two from this list: birthday cake,wildberry pie,lemon cheesecake,cinnamon roll,chocolate eclaire,frosted donut. See less

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Make a wish upon a star…for cookies, of course! Nested shapes. Tinned steel. Packaged in metal storage box. Set of 6, from 1.5 to 3.75 in.

Make a wish upon a star…for cookies, of course! Nested shapes. Tinned steel. Packaged in metal storage box. Set of 6, from 1.5 to 3.75 in. See less

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From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2-Samuel wakes up famished, as Martchenko humorously demonstrates in a colorful, cartoonlike illustration that shows the child's pillow, magazine, and teddy bear with big bites taken out of them. Although... See more

From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2-Samuel wakes up famished, as Martchenko humorously demonstrates in a colorful, cartoonlike illustration that shows the child's pillow, magazine, and teddy bear with big bites taken out of them. Although his indulgent mom seems willing to feed his enormous appetite, after three bowls of cereal, four milk shakes, four stacks of pancakes, and a fried chicken, she is fed up. Frustrated and "starving," the child jumps on his brother's suggestion that he enter a local pie-eating contest. Of course, he is victorious. Returning home with his prize, he is dismayed to find that his mother has baked him pies for lunch. Munsch's fast-moving plot and deadpan delivery combine with Martchenko's bright hues and outrageous exaggeration to create a typically zany whole. Fans of this author/illustrator team will enjoy their latest collaboration. Lisa Dennis, The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, PA Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text... See less

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A pie made from scratch is always a treat, and it only requires a little extra effort. Our tips will help you achieve a flaky crust and make a great...

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Ingredients: | • 1 1/2 cups whole wheat pastry flour | • 1/4 teaspoon salt | • 1/4 cup unrefined corn oil, canola oil, or Spectrum Spread | • approx. 2 to 4 tablespoons cold nondairy milk or water, as needed | Directions: | Have ready one 9-inch pie... See more

Ingredients: | • 1 1/2 cups whole wheat pastry flour | • 1/4 teaspoon salt | • 1/4 cup unrefined corn oil, canola oil, or Spectrum Spread | • approx. 2 to 4 tablespoons cold nondairy milk or water, as needed | Directions: | Have ready one 9-inch pie plate. Combine the flour and salt in a large mixing bowl. Cut in the oil or spread with a pastry blender or fork until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. See less

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tiny pies! Cutting smaller crusts out of the larger one. We used aspic cutters to put shapes in the top crust. I cut the apple into mini-sized slices....

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There are 4 buttons in the next section, to make the tab readable click it and navigate past the buttons. The currently selected tab is features. | • Play bakeware set looks and feels like the real thing • Quality craftsmanship and materials for... See more

There are 4 buttons in the next section, to make the tab readable click it and navigate past the buttons. The currently selected tab is features. | • Play bakeware set looks and feels like the real thing • Quality craftsmanship and materials for authentic design and durability • Includes measuring cup, 4 measuring spoons, 2 stainless steel bowls, cutting board, wooden spoon and rubber spatula • Kid-tested Play Wonder playthings are built for daily fun-filled play • Ages 3 and up See less

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There are 4 buttons in the next section, to make the tab readable click it and navigate past the buttons. The currently selected tab is features. | • When they’ve outgrown mud pies and toy ovens, catch them while their interest in cooking is still... See more

There are 4 buttons in the next section, to make the tab readable click it and navigate past the buttons. The currently selected tab is features. | • When they’ve outgrown mud pies and toy ovens, catch them while their interest in cooking is still hot with this fun baking set • Wonderfully colorful and whimsically shaped silicone baking set just like the adult version only on smaller scale • Makes learning to cook and bake fun • Includes 4 pieces of bakeware, 4 cookie cutters, wood spoon, wood rolling pin, and recipe and instruction booklet • FDA-approved food grade silicone; dishwasher safe See less

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