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Bunny Salad




Source of Recipe


pbs.org


List of Ingredients




1 can of pear halves

cottage cheese

raisins

lettuce leaf

whole almonds

baby carrots

plate

spoon


Recipe



1. Check with a grown-up before you start this.

2. Put a piece of lettuce on a plate.

3. Then, put half a pear on top of the lettuce. You can use pears from a can or fresh pears.

4. Add two raisins for the eyes and one for the nose.

5. Next, put two almonds on for ears.

6. Put a spoonful of cottage cheese behind the pear for the tail.

7. Put a baby carrot by the bunny's mouth.

8. And there's your bunny salad! Enjoy!