Join us for a delicious Middle Earth feast to celebrate the opening of the movie The Hobbit in theaters today!
Click the link or button to hop on to see what Jenn at Bento for Kidlet has come up with for "Second Breakfast," and keep hopping through the whole loop to see all the Tolkien fun!
Smaug: I put pomegranate arils in a square muffin cup to be like Smaug's scales, then used a bit of uncooked spaghetti noodle through some bits of cheese cut to be an arrow and fletching. To represent the arrow that hit Smaug in his missing scale.
The carrot coins are to represent Smaug's treasure. Like gold coins.
Tricksy Hobbitses: A small foot cutter on some cheddar to make hobbit feet (I flipped one cheese over to make the feet face different ways.) I used the hair cutter from a faces cutter set on some dye-free fruit roll-up to make little thatches of hair for their hairy feet!
We Eats It, My Precioussss: I used the faces cutter to make Gollum and Bilbo out of ham and cheese and fruit roll-up. I snapped the guard and end off of a blue sword pick for Sting (Bilbo's sword - it glows blue in the presence of orcs.) And finally a ring pick for the One Ring.
I tried cutting the eyes and mouth separately on Gollum, and I ended up almost crumbling the whole thing. Darnit. I thought a smiley face wouldn't look right. But I caught some flak for it from a certain little preschooler, who kept harping on and on about how he wasn't smiling and why isn't he smiling Mama, and why didn't you make him smile? Bleah.
Re-usable dragon-print ("Smaug!") cloth napkin from Red Poppy Crafts shop on etsy.
Click the link or button to hop on to see what Jenn at Bento for Kidlet has come up with for "Second Breakfast," and keep hopping through the whole loop to see all the Tolkien fun!
Elevensies
Ham and cheese on rosemary bread, cheddar with fruit leather, pomegranate arils, carrot coins |
The carrot coins are to represent Smaug's treasure. Like gold coins.
Tricksy Hobbitses: A small foot cutter on some cheddar to make hobbit feet (I flipped one cheese over to make the feet face different ways.) I used the hair cutter from a faces cutter set on some dye-free fruit roll-up to make little thatches of hair for their hairy feet!
We Eats It, My Precioussss: I used the faces cutter to make Gollum and Bilbo out of ham and cheese and fruit roll-up. I snapped the guard and end off of a blue sword pick for Sting (Bilbo's sword - it glows blue in the presence of orcs.) And finally a ring pick for the One Ring.
I tried cutting the eyes and mouth separately on Gollum, and I ended up almost crumbling the whole thing. Darnit. I thought a smiley face wouldn't look right. But I caught some flak for it from a certain little preschooler, who kept harping on and on about how he wasn't smiling and why isn't he smiling Mama, and why didn't you make him smile? Bleah.
Re-usable dragon-print ("Smaug!") cloth napkin from Red Poppy Crafts shop on etsy.
Tools of the Trade
Adorable Elevensies!!!
ReplyDeleteSo many creative details! I especially love your arrow!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Great job, Momma!
ReplyDeleteThe Hobbit feet!
ReplyDeleteGreat post and I like your arrow.
ReplyDeleteThe feet! Love it and that tiny little arrow amazing!
ReplyDeleteGollum doesn't smile without the precious!!!! This looks so awesome. A lot of thought put into it!
ReplyDeleteYour Gollum and Bilbo are so cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea, and I LOVE the hobbit feet! You are so creative!
ReplyDeleteGreat lunch! The hairy feet cracked me up.
ReplyDeleteYummy Elevensies! Love all the details :)
ReplyDeleteSuper lovely! I think your details are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Seriously though, the hobbit feet, OMG!!! So cute!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job! Love the cranky gollum. Even if miss thing didn't!
ReplyDeleteAwww so cute completely! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Can't believe you have a small foot cutter haha.. And love the arrow too.
ReplyDeleteI love every detail. That pile of pomegranate looks delish!
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