Disney's Lilo & Stitch Movie Night

Our 3rd movie night, as we count down to our first family trip to Walt Disney World, was Lilo & Stitch.  I just adore this movie, which made this movie night extra fun!  Ah, who am I kidding?  They're all fun!

crafts & activities

 We made a "palm" tree for our table centerpiece.  For a tutorial to make your own, please click here.

We used green crepe paper, taped to a piece of ribbon, to make our own grass skirts.

 And of course, we had to have Cobra Bubbles to play with.

dinner 

For appetizers, we enjoyed a large tropical fruit platter and Pudge's Peanut Butter Sushi.  For a tutorial on how to make peanut butter sushi, click here.

For dinner, we enjoyed Stitch's Sweet & Sour Chicken Kebobs and Pleakley's Pilaf.

To wash it down, we had Jumba Juice.  Passion fruit juice.  Yummy!

dessert

This cake was even BETTER than it looks!  Lilo's Lava Cake.  I used this amazing recipe at The Pioneer Woman.  Did I mention that it was amazing?  *swoon*

movie snacks

 Though we hardly had room, while we watched the movie, we snacked on Goldfish Crackers, Swedish Fish, Tropical Dried Fruit and homemade Coconut Macaroon.

Peanut Butter Sushi Tutorial

Kids love when food is fun.  And this is fun.  Plus, no "special" ingredients required.  We Mom's love that.

 You'll need bread (1 slice makes 2 rolls), peanut butter and a rolling pin (or soup can, or even your peanut butter jar!).

 Trim the crusts off your bread.  Use your rolling pin and flatten out the bread.

Flat bread.  Doesn't really look any different, does it?  lol

Spread peanut butter on the flattened bread.

Roll 'em up.

 Slice 'em up.  Cut each roll in half.

You may need to trim a little off the outer edges so they stand straight.

Your finished product.  Yummy!  And, fun!