You put candy in a pot (we like letting the kids pick it) and place it somewhere in the room/yard.
Then, you blindfold the first person seeking the pot (we always go from youngest to oldest). and place them somewhere else in the same room/yard as the candy. They go down on their hands and knees and begin crawling around trying to find the pot using their spoon/wooden stick.
Almost, every Sunday, we do a theme of some sort based on a Region, Country, or state. We attempt to try and find research on the country, if don’t know much about it at all, I have my son look up trivia questions, so we can learn more. My oldest Son and Daughter make a music playlist we play most of the day, but especially at dinner, and my husband and I create a menu based on the theme picked.
A couple of weeks ago I shared our family’s weekly theme we hold every Sunday. It was Scotland this time around. Included was I’m my version of a Tipsy Laird trifle (non-alcoholic). Today, I’m just sharing the recipe again, to make it easier for you to find.
Almost, every Sunday, we do a theme of some sort based on a Region, Country, or state. This week was Iceland!
Almost, every Sunday, we do a theme of some sort based on a Region, Country, or state. This week… It’s Scotland!
Last night, I decided to go Tapas themed and made everything finger-friendly. I made cubed-sized Beer Batter Fried Fish, these Patatas Bravas, green beans, and instead of spicy garlic aioli, I went Remoulade for the dipping sauce (this is one of my husband’s favorite sauces, and eats it with almost everything).