We were going to be having a few kids over to hang out with us one night as part of our neighborhood babysitting sharing group we were in. If you’ve never heard of that, it means that you get to have someone from the group watch your kids while you go out, for free, and in exchange, you have to make yourself available to watch their kids so that they can go out on a different night. It works really well actually. Babysitters can be so expensive, and this eliminates that cost all together.
It can be a lot of fun too, because it gives our kids someone to play with once in a while. We had the Smith’s two little girls on this particular night, and they came before dinner time. I had picked up all the ingredients for these crescents I saw on Julie’s Eats & Treats when I knew they were coming so that we could do some cooking together.
These were really fun to make, and easy enough for the kids. Sure they weren’t as pretty as they probably could have been, but we had a good time and the kids loved eating their little creations that they had made.
Recipe courtesy of Julie’s Eats & Treats. Photo credits to Plain Chicken.
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Quick Tip: Serve with a ranch dipping sauce.
