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Turn bread heels into kid-sized hamburger buns
Wednesday, October 21, 2009The too-big hamburger bun? No longer! From Ellen:
When we make hamburgers we don't make a full-sized burger for our 3-year-old son. So instead of wasting a full-sized bun on the little burger, we take the heels of the current loaf of bread and cut out a circle from each using his kiddie-sized cup. They are perfect for his burger plus they use up the normally uneaten bread heels! We refer to this a...
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