Method 1. Preheat the oven to 210°C or 410°F. 2. Put out the sheets of puff pastry on the bench top for 5 minutes (ie. thaw). 3. Spread a layer of Nutella onto the puff pastry. 4. Sprinkle the raspberries over the Nutella. 5. Roll up the puff pastry using the plastic sheet to help you (lift and push forward). 6. Cut up the puff pastry into 3cm scrolls. 7. Lay out the scrolls onto the baking tray so the scrolls face up. 8. Bake in the oven for 10 minutes until golden. Mr 4 and Miss 7 loved helping to make this recipe! Miss 7 especially loved the rolling with the help of the plastic sheet. Everyone loved eating them {even Mr YKOT}.
You will find an extended version of this recipe at the Your Kids OT shop. All recipes here have been designed for kids to do as independently as they can or for children who have a disability. Here is a preview of how the full recipe looks with bigger photographs for each step. Enjoy making and eating these delightful scrolls... Happy Baking! 6/8/2014 05:29:35 am
Wow!! So simple and yet so amazing!! What a brilliant idea! 10/8/2014 01:47:54 am
These look like great fun to make with the kids Cindy (and not so sugary that I couldn't roll a few with a cup of tea!). Thanks for linking with I'm Pinning Around. x 10/8/2014 02:48:02 pm
Yep hardly any sugar so must be ok....thanks Amanda. Comments are closed.
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