We will have a simple celebration with our favorite animal crackers. I had another idea for today's feast day but it will have to wait until next year. Miss Mary, or Courtney's Mama as she's known around here, posted a link to this yummy looking Chicken Pot Pie soup recipe (which is basically just a cream of chicken soup) with cooked pie crust "crackers" tossed on top. Since we eat meatless on Fridays, it wasn't going to work for us today but I thought it would be a fun idea to cut out the pie crust crackers in little animal shapes using some very old little animal cracker sized cookie cutters I had (like as old as my oldest child, I think). Similar to these. {affiliate link}
A tiny bunny, cross, and dog bone shape. I also used a tiny fish, pig and a dove. |
BigBoy helped! |
O God, You enabled St. Francis to imitate Christ by his poverty and humility. Walking in St. Francis' footsteps, may we follow Your Son and be bound to You by a joyful love. Amen.
Happy Feast of St. Francis!
I love the crackers! Such a cute idea! We have that same book sitting on our counter this morning, along with a few others, and getting ready for some of the boys' friends to arrive to decorate wolf paw cookies, bake pizza and play for the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteHappy Feast of St. Francis!
I love the crackers! I think that St. Francis did a lot of fasting and eating like the poor. So he wouldn't have been eating chicken anyway !
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and one I will set aside for next year. We did buy animal crackers today for St. Francis, but I didn't get much further other than we adopted a kitten for St. Francis and she plus the one we adopted yesterday have completely monopolized our time.
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite idea lately. I am trying to find more real food ideas v treats. this can be replicated for so many feasts. Mind if I use your wonderful idea with the kids over and over?
ReplyDeleteThose are really, really cute. Now to see if I can remember it for next year!
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