Ingredients:
1 generous helping of wet packing snow
1/4 cup of Round Nuts in the Shell
2 Larger Nuts
1 Large Carrot
2 Old Gloves or Mittens
1 Old Hat
2 Fallen Branches
1-4 Well Bundled Children
2 Scoops Imagination
1 Dash of Good Humor
May Substitute or add any of the following ingredients:
Scarf, Ear Muffs, Sunglasses, Acorns, Pine Cones
Makes 1 serving, may last several days
Preheat a winter's day to 32 degrees.
Firmly pack a ball of snow between your two hands and place upon the ground. Continue to roll on snow covered ground until the ball gathers enough snow to measure about 3 feet. This form the base of your snowman.
Roll and shape two additional snowballs. The first will be approximately one foot in diameter and the second will be two feet. Place the second largest ball on top of the base. The smallest is the head and goes on top.
Press in the smaller nuts to form the teeth. To give the snowman a smile, nuts should be placed on the outer corners of the mouth. Center a carrot above the mouth for the nose. Push in the larger end with the pointed end out. The two largest nuts form the eyes and are to be placed above the carrot nose.
Attach fallen branches to the middle ball of snow on either side of the arms. Add gloves or mittens on both ends of the sticks. Top him off with an old hat and sprinkle with laughter. Toss in a brief snowmall fight for excitement. Garnish with seeds on top of hat and scatter corn around snowman for additional enjoyment.
Recipe from The Stranger in the Woods.
Love this!! Just hope we have enough snow this year to build a snowman!
ReplyDeletehave not built one in many yrs, dont hve much snow but maybe this wkend....
ReplyDeleteLet's hope we can "cook" this one up soon :) Awaiting for massive snowfall
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for a good amount of snow to do this!
ReplyDeletei hope we get enough snow for a snowman at least ONCE this winter! actually we DID have enough 2 weeks ago but the windchill was -40 :(
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Hoping our 3 inches come so my hubby can go out with the kids after work!
ReplyDeleteFun recipe! Now if only the East Coast would send their snow our way-Wa mountains are lacking!
ReplyDeleteI love this! And we'll be able to use this recipe here tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! :) Brings back good memories from when I was a kid making snowmen.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed thiis post so much I had to share it, especially on a snowy day like today. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't gotten a good enough snow to make a good big snowman:(
ReplyDeleteRecipe for a snowman
ReplyDeletewe have enough snow here Recipe for a Snowman
ReplyDeleteso cute! we need to get outside and build one. just afraid the kids will get to cold
ReplyDeleteLove it! The perfect recipe for a snow man! All I need is some Dunkin Donuts hot cocoa!!
ReplyDeleteWe hardly get any snow here in our part of Oregon. But when it comes my kids love to make snowmen. They would love to go to Starbucks for some cocoa!
ReplyDeleteCan you post recipe for a sandcastle please? I need some warmth and sunshine in my life.
ReplyDeleteAww that is a cute way of wording it all. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. Wish I had this to give the kiddos for HW tonight.
ReplyDeleteWe love snowmen, Hot cocoa with mini marshmallows.. mommy daughter time playing in the snow is awesome! Would love to win this contest for me and my Emily-bean, Holly-bear and our golden retriever Shira :)
ReplyDeleteMaking snowmen are so fun
ReplyDeleteToo much snow in NJ. Can make all the snowmen you want!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! Just one addition would make it even sweeter: savoring steaming cups of hot cocoa afterwards.
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! ♡
ReplyDeleteI love this!! Now if only we could get some snow
ReplyDeleteDef enough snow here
ReplyDeleteIts hard to gather snow when the wind is blowing it all over the place.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a recipe for snowman fun!
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OMG! This is so cute!!!
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