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It includes cooking directions for simple clam chowder, fun fish-shaped crackers, and oven-baked bread dough sea creatures with guidance on dough handling and baking timing. Additional sections provide recipes for seashell pasta, instructions for making a plaster cast in sand, and “fun facts” about shells and ocean animals. The booklet also includes a beach quiz and an ocean wildlife fishing game.","Oceans  \n4-H Family Back Packs \\#6  \nUniversity of California Cooperative Extension  \nEdible Sea Creatures  \nOCEANS  \nEducational Note: A visit to a local fish market can help your children discover how the sea provides us with a large variety of food  \nSupplies needed:  \n􀁸 Canned tuna, shrimp, crab or sardines  \n􀁸 Can of cream of potato or cream of celery soup  \n􀁸 Fish crackers  \n􀁸 Bowls and spoons  \nDirections:  \n1. You can also use canned shrimp tuna, crab , and sardines for tasting experiences.  \n2. Make a simple clam chowder by adding canned clams to a mixture of cream of potato and cream of celery soup.  \n1. Fish-shaped crackers are fun to eat with the soup.  \nBread Dough  \nSupplies needed:  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \nAlmonds, cherry halves  \n1 package dry yeast  \n1 teaspoon sugar  \n1 cup of warm water 3/1/2 cups of flour  \nWax paper Oil  \nCookie sheet Butter Spray Almonds  \nDirections:  \n1. Dissolve yeast and sugar in warm water.  \n2. Add one cup flour slowly and beat until smooth.  \n3. Slowly add this mixture to the remaining 2 1/2 cups flour.  \n4. When all flour has been blended pass out divide dough pieces and knead. Place on floured sheets of wax paper.  \n5. Using your hands put all dough back together again; knead until smooth, place in large oiled  \nbow and cover with a cloth. Put bowl in a warm place and let the dough rise until double in size about 1 1/2 .  \n6. Once this is completed pull dough apart into several pieces and let youth make their sea creature.  \nOCEANS  \nEdible Sea Creatures  \n8. Place the finished creatures well part on grease cookie sheets. (Note, you can use butter or cooking spray for less calories. Brush on egg that has been beaten with a tablespoon of water before baking.  \n9. Sliced almonds make wonderfull scales and cherry halves can be used for “fish eyes.” It is important that youth keep their dough creatures simple. The yeast in the bread dough will expand the bread and can destroy fine detail work.  \n10. Bake at 475 degrees.  \n11. Baking time will vary according to how big and how thick the sea creatures is. Start checking at 10 minutes.  \n12. Take out of oven, cool on cookie rack.  \n13. Eat and enjoy!  \nSeashell Pasta  \nSupplies Needed:  \n􀁸 1 16 –ounce box shell pasta  \n􀁸 Pot  \n􀁸 Salt/Pepper]  \n􀁸 Tomato or Alfredo sauce  \nDirections:  \n1. Fill pot with water per the pasta directions  \n2. When pasta has cooked, drain water and add salt & pepper  \n3. Mix in your favorite toping such as tomato or Alfredo Sauce  \nMaking a Plaster Cast in the Sand  \nOceans  \nThis is fun way to make a plaster cast as the beach, in a sand box or in a small container at home.  \nSupplies  \n􀁸 Container  \n􀁸 Water  \n􀁸 Spoon  \n􀁸 Paper Clip  \n􀁸 Measuring cup  \n􀁸 Sands  \n􀁸 Water  \n􀁸 Plaster of Paris  \n􀁸 Small items such as sticks, shells and other pieces of nature  \nDirections:  \n1. Spoon some sand into a container.  \n2. Scoop out a hole in the sand.  \n3. Press small objects such as stones sticks and shells halfway into the hollow you dug in the sand.  \n4. Measure some water into a cup.  \n5. Measure in twice as much Plaster of Paris and stir.  \n6. Pour the plaster into the hollow in the sand.  \n7. Push a paperclip halfway into one side of the plaster. Allow the plaster to harden.  \n8. Lift up the cast and brush off the loose sand.  \n9. Use the paperclip to hang your plaster cast.  \nFun Facts about Sea Shells  \nOceans  \nSome kinds of one-shelled animals live in the ocean or along the seashore. See how many you recognize and how they move. Some skip over the sand. Some burrow into it. Some Swim, some crawl about. Some hold fast to something and do not move at all  \nThere are many pear conch shells along the Atlantic Shore.  \nPear conch Pear conch  \nSea Urchins and Sand Dollars are part of the Starfish family When the sea urchin animal was alive it had spines all over it. A sand dollar’s spines are small. 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