How to Make a Holiday Bird Treat
Melt the lard and peanut butter together over low heat in a saucepan., Stir in the cornmeal or oatmeal., Remove the mixture from the oven., While the mixture is cooling, get the pine cone ready., Place the pine cone on a cookie sheet covered in wax...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Melt the lard and peanut butter together over low heat in a saucepan.
Mix through. , Let cool. , Attach fishing line, string or wire to the top of the pine cone to use as a hanger.
Tie a strong knot. , Spread the cooled mixture between the scales of the pine cone. , They will attach to the wet mixture already on the cone. , Place the cone into the refrigerator sitting on the cookie sheet.
Alternatively, place it outside on the porch until the entire mixture hardens. , Make sure the spot you choose is cat-proof! , -
Step 2: Stir in the cornmeal or oatmeal.
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Step 3: Remove the mixture from the oven.
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Step 4: While the mixture is cooling
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Step 5: get the pine cone ready.
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Step 6: Place the pine cone on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper.
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Step 7: Decorate your pine cone with the remaining assortment of ingredients by placing them onto the pine cone.
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Step 8: Chill the pine cone in the refrigerator to set hard.
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Step 9: Hang the holiday treat outside where the birds can access it easily.
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Step 10: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Mix through. , Let cool. , Attach fishing line, string or wire to the top of the pine cone to use as a hanger.
Tie a strong knot. , Spread the cooled mixture between the scales of the pine cone. , They will attach to the wet mixture already on the cone. , Place the cone into the refrigerator sitting on the cookie sheet.
Alternatively, place it outside on the porch until the entire mixture hardens. , Make sure the spot you choose is cat-proof! ,
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