Thursday, January 01, 2009

Credit for Victorian Salt Clay Recipe

Hi!

I love your site, especially the clay section. I've been reading your clay recipes and I would definitely try one of them. n_n

I also saw where you got the Victorian Salt Clay recipe.

Cheers!
Amber

Modeling Clay.jpgHi Amber,

Well some things never change.

The ingredients at Pioneer Thinking are exactly the same as the recipe I used when I was teaching elementary school twenty-five years ago and have kept on an index card in my recipe box all these years.

When I was a kid (some fifty years ago), we simply called it salt clay. My two sisters and I mixed salt clay in the kitchen without even measuring. We stored bags of it in the refrigerator.

Invariably, one of our three brothers would go scrounging in the fridge for a snack and take a bite of the clay dough. I have no idea what they thought it was going to taste like or why the red clay might taste better than the green they ate last week; but boys will be boys.

As for this classic recipe … hey, if it ain't broke, don’t fix it. n_n back at cha

I'm so glad you're enjoying the site ;-)

Eileen

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