Neverending Birdie Bread

THE BASICS
1 package Krusteze Corn Bread Mix
Plain yogurt
2 eggs (fertile, cage free preferred)
2 small jars baby food sweet potato OR carrots to replace the liquid

THE ADDITIONS
Fresh and Organic whenever possible

Savory	Sweet
Watercress (extremely nutritious)	Chopped apples
Grated sweet potatoes or yams	Raisins
Grated carrots	Nectarines
Finely chopped broccoli and broccoli leaves (leaves especially)	Plums
Finely chopped kale (extremely nutritious)	Berries
Finely chopped mustard greens (spicy)	Mango
Finely chopped dandelion greens (bitter)	Peaches
Cooked Quinoa (superior grain found in health food stores, but rinse well as it has a bitter outer coating)	Persimmons
Cooked Kamut (nutritious Egyptian wheat found in health food stores)	Pineapple
Cooked Amaranth (nutritious grain found in health food stores)	Apricots
Toasted sesame seeds	Papaya
Toasted poppy seeds	Toasted sesame seeds
Cooked lentils Kidney beans	Toasted poppy seeds
Black beans	Bananas
Garbanzo (Chick Peas) Beans	Dry oatmeal (add a little extra liquid)
Adzuki beans	Grated carrots
Corn off the cob or frozen Corn	Grated sweet potato
Peas
Chopped red bell pepper
Chopped jalapenos
Red pepper flakes
Grated squash
Butternut
Kobocha (sweet like candy)
Dry oatmeal (with a little extra liquid)
Pumpkin

Decide on savory or sweet, prepare with the one egg and jar of baby food, then:
Add two or three or four additions from the appropriate list Cook and cool. You may have to cook at a lower temperature, say about 350 degrees, for longer than the box indicates if you make very moist additions) Serve what you need now, store remainder in the freezer.

Glop
(inspired from Sally Blanchard's recipe)

Fat free plain yogurt
Oroweat Masters Best 3 Seed Bread cubed or torn
Shredded chicken or turkey meat
Minced or copped fresh veggies (your choice)
Mix together and serve

Natural Nutritious Salad

QUICK AND EASY DIRECTIONS
Shredded Beet and Carrot salad with toasted sesame seeds.
Orange bits can be added as well.
That's the whole recipe. Sounds good doesn't it?
 
It's good for all of us!
Another Tasty Treat

Pumpkin Pleaser

Canned pumpkin with mashed bananas.
Nuts or raisins can be added.

Variations on cereal

Prepare your Cream of Wheat with chicken broth, almond or rice milk, or real fruit juice.  Add cream cheese to oatmeal.  You can use almond or rice milk.  These are nice changes and a good way to add a few vitamins to your feathery child's food. Puree a few beans and stir into any hot cereal. You can also puree some greens for really healthy cereal.

A nice hot meal right before bed makes for a warm tummy, a dark and quiet place to sleep and love
is a perfect ending to a fun filled day.  YUM! YUM!  SECONDS PLEASE?

TOY IDEAS

Cinnamon sticks (buy bulk- it's cheap)
Small bits of wood (untreated)
Wood, dry beans, or cinnamon tied in a small piece of cloth
Bendable drinking straws
Empty paper towel rolls, cut in half, or toilet paper rolls
Whole roll stuffed with shredded paper and a treat or two
1 almond wrapped in a wadded up paper towel (tie a leather bow on it)
Metal teaspoons
Chopsticks
Popsicle sticks/coffee stirrers
Dandelion flowers (fresh, from a clean, unsprayed plant)
Subscription cards from magazines, black and white only, no colored ink
Plain sisal rope tied in a knot
Any size or shape piece of corrugated cardboard
Hard, thick, well cleaned and boiled seashells (no coral!)
Lunch size brown paper sack with any of the above inside
Tennis or golf balls (new)
Large cotton pom-poms (made for dogs, fun to preen and beat up)
Raisin boxes with a couple left
Beans in a child proof medicine bottle (fun to shake and throw)
Stainless steel bolts with stainless steel washers and other jinglies on them, with a cap nut or wing nut on the end
They also have nylon washers and things to chew that are pretty indestructible that can be strung on bolts.

The Creation Story as told by a bird

On the first day of creation, God created the bird.
On the second day, God created man to serve the bird.
On the third day, God created all the plants of the earth to serve as potential food for the bird.
On the fourth day, God created honest toil so that man could labour for the good of the bird.
On the fifth day, God created the toy so that the bird might or might not destroy it.
On the sixth day, God created veterinary science to keep the bird healthy and the man broke.
On the seventh day, God tried to rest, but He had to feed, clean, and amuse the bird.