How Do You Make An Edible Thanksgiving Cornucopia?
It is always fun to have kids around Thanksgiving time. One way to get them involved during this joyful event is by making an edible cornucopia. Traditionally made of weaved baskets shaped like a cone, a cornucopia serves as a container or carrier for harvested fruits or vegetables symbolizing abundance. Eating the edible cornucopia keeps hands busy while the main Thanksgiving dishes await preparation. Line the kitchen table with a baking or pastry liner. This becomes the assembly line to avoid mess. Place 2 cups of semi-sweet chocolate morsels in a bowl. Place the bowl in a microwave uncovered. Then, microwave on high for 1 minute, remove and stir. Microwave again every 10-20 seconds and continue stirring in between intervals until smooth. Dip the sugar cone up to 3/4 from bottom. To do this, hold the cone by the mouth or opening then dip quickly. Place each dipped cone on the pastry liner. Sprinkle ice cream sprinkles on the chocolate while it is still hot so that the sprinkles stick
