| S'Mores and Camping Safety Tips |
From "DIY Kids" episode DIK-207 |
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Ingredients: Jumbo marshmallows Chocolate candy bar Graham crackers Microwave or campfire Plate Coat hanger Preparation for campfire method: - Straighten one coat hanger.
- Break graham crackers and chocolate bar into squares.
- Place a large marshmallow on the end of the coat hanger.
- Roast marshmallow over an open campfire flame, turning until all sides are nice and brown (figure A). Marshmallow may try to slide off the coat hanger as it heats.
- Sandwich chocolate and hot marshmallow between two graham crackers (figure B).
Preparation for microwave method: - Stack on a microwave-safe plate one graham-cracker square, one chocolate square, one jumbo marshmallow.
- Microwave on high for 30-seconds intervals, until marshmallow is melted and chocolate is soft.
- Top with another graham-cracker square and enjoy!
Tips: - An adult should always supervise when there is an open fire or electric equipment being used.
- If you have a gas stove, ask an adult if you can try roasting your marshmallow over a lit burner. Always have adult supervision -- never try this alone!
All products can be purchased at grocery stores nationwide. No special products are needed. Camping Safety Tips from Marek Smith: - When building a fire, first make a circle with rocks on nice bare ground (figure C). This will keep fire inside and prevent it from jumping out and catching something else on fire.
- When camping in the backyard, make sure you always have a fire extinguisher handy in case something goes wrong. If you do not have a fire extinguisher handy, you can use the garden hose or a bucket of water.
- Gather twigs, small pieces of bark and small logs for the fire. Light the fire from the bottom.
RESOURCES :
Camping: Have Fun, Be Smart
Model: 0823931730
Author: Jacqueline Ching
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Rosen Publishing Group
New York, NY 10010
Phone: 212-777-3017
Fax: 212-253-6915
Email: rosened@mailrosenpub.com
GUESTS :
Marek Smith
Reedy Creek Environmental Center
2900 Rocky River Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28215
Phone: 704-598-8857
Email: smithmk@co.Mecklenburg.nc.us
Environmental Education Specialist
Mecklenburg County Government
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