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    Can anyone help me out please, I seem to have lost my playdoh recipe

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    I use;
    1 cup of water
    1 tablespoon of veg oil
    1/2 cup of salt
    1 tablespoon of cream of tartar
    food colouring and flavouring
    1 cup of plain flour.

    All of this goes into a saucepan, you heat it up stirring all the time until it forms a big lump and comes away from the sides of the pan.
    Tip it out onto a board and when its cooled, knead it and there you go... I keep mine in a zip lock bag

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    Thank you

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    No problem, there are lots of recipes but this one works well so I stick to just doing this with various colours and aromas

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    yup - best stuff to add for Aroma - Angeldelight x

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jods View Post
    yup - best stuff to add for Aroma - Angeldelight x
    does that work? doesn't it make it go gooey? do you add the whole packet or just a spoonful?

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    I add the whole packet - does not go gooey or anything like that, the one problem is it makes the dough smell like chocolate, strawberries or butterscotch mmmmmmmmmmm x

    and I add sand, glitter and sawdust, rice is okay as long as the dough cant sweat x

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    Quote Originally Posted by karensmart4 View Post
    I use;
    1 cup of water
    1 tablespoon of veg oil
    1/2 cup of salt
    1 tablespoon of cream of tartar
    food colouring and flavouring
    1 cup of plain flour.

    All of this goes into a saucepan, you heat it up stirring all the time until it forms a big lump and comes away from the sides of the pan.
    Tip it out onto a board and when its cooled, knead it and there you go... I keep mine in a zip lock bag
    As above but I no longer heat in a saucepan I add boiling water and just mix in a mixing bowl - I found cleaning the pan to be a nightmare - this way no messy pan to clean

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jods View Post
    I add the whole packet - does not go gooey or anything like that, the one problem is it makes the dough smell like chocolate, strawberries or butterscotch mmmmmmmmmmm x

    and I add sand, glitter and sawdust, rice is okay as long as the dough cant sweat x
    Do you add it before or after you cook it?

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    I add it at the end - I use the hot water and mixing bowl method as mentioned by christine e, and then when its warm enough to handle thats when I mix in the extra ingredients, with very young monsters you will need to watch as it does smell so real - also if you use chocolate and make the dough brown, save your chocolate boxes and make choccies x

    for pirate week we are having black dough with silver glitter, and gold dough (use gold tint paints with yellow food colouring, just add a bit more flour, I do this by trial and error) with glitter (not mixed together)

 

 

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