Rainbow Bread

So I went to get my kids ready for school (which thanks to Mr. Day Light Savings Time it has been rough to say the least) and my second son asked “Mom, why are you talking to us in a grumpy voice?”  Yep. That was the wake up call I needed to realize that my kids have been getting the short end of the stick. While I have been working on my “project” night and day, they have been getting the “leftover” me. The tired, and yes, grumpy me. So I decided to make  a surprise while the 2 oldest were at school. I made rainbow bread!

My boys are OBSESSED with St. Patrick’s Day. I don’t get it to be honest. But they love it. I haven’t decorated. I didn’t make them a green breakfast, I didn’t even wear green today. So they were happy to come home and get a St. Patty’s Day surprise from me :) I separated the dough into 6 balls. The my 4 year old an I worked the food coloring into it by squishing it. It took awhile but it was like playing with clay so it entertained him the whole time. Then I rolled each color flat and stacked them up. The I rolled it up so it looked like a loaf of bread and stuck it in the bread pan to rise again.

See, I told you. Obsessed. This is how they went to school! They hate posing for things like this by the way. They are always like “Mom, why can’t we just eat it???”

Well, I didn’t get much done today besides this. But I am also not speaking in a grumpy voice either :)

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Comments

  1. Are you kidding me? This ROCKS!! Way to go Stacy. You are a hero mom. And, PS….I talk to my kids in a grumpy voice WAY too much. :)

  2. That bread is awesome! I'd put up with a grumpy voice for that! :)

  3. Stephanie Murphy says:

    What a clever idea! When we were young and my mom would furrow her brow and wrinkle up her eyebrows we'd ask why her "mean things" were on.

  4. Kristiet @ Scrupmtious says:

    I love that! So clever. Wish I would have thought of it! I've seen it done with cupcakes, but never thought to do it with bread! Nice.

  5. What a CUTE idea!!! I would have never thought of this…I did the green dinner with my daughter!! Great job!!!!

  6. Becci Sundberg says:

    OMG that is awesome!!!!!

    Hmm thinking I might have to make some rainbow pikelets on sunday instead of plain ones for the kids

  7. I love this! and I'm going to try it with my grandkids.

  8. UtahMillers says:

    Unfortunately my daughter saw this post. Now there is no question that I have to make this. It is totally awesome! I'm just glad the hubs didn't see it! Great job by the way!

  9. laxsupermom says:

    That is so cool! What a great surprise for your boys! Looks terrific. Thanks for sharing.

  10. Gwen @ Gwenny Penny says:

    This is really amazing, Stacy. My oldest will think this is incredible. Thanks for the cute idea.

  11. Chandra Chinnis says:

    Wow I love that bread. I need to try it.

  12. That is awesome! It looks like it tastes amazing since it's a rainbow. :)

    Anna
    http://www.askannamoseley.com

  13. **christina** says:

    That's awesome. I've never seen bread like that before! Thanks for sharing :)

  14. Tammy @ she wears flowers says:

    This is the best rainbow food I have seen! You are a supermom!!

  15. Wow! Cute stuff!!! I've GOT to try this. Thanks for sharing it.

  16. Do you still update your blog? I need a new invite if you do! I love all your cute stuff. You're such a great mommy!

  17. Kristie @ Treast and Trinkets says:

    I featured this project on my blog! Thanks for sharing! Hope you have a great day!!

    Treats and Trinkets

  18. Kelli @ RTSM says:

    Stacy this is so cute! I bet it would make some awesome PB&Js:)

  19. That is pretty awesome! Thanks for sharing. I'll have to try that at some point.

  20. Diane {Created by Diane} says:

    pretty pretty rainbow!!

  21. Trisha @ 3 Four and Under says:

    Your rainbow bread is amazing! My daughter would love that! I'll have to try it sometime soon!

  22. Jane @ amazing grace catering & events says:

    You are AMAZING! This is the best thing I've seen in a long time, the cutest! Great job!

  23. You are AMAZING! This is the best thing I've seen in a long time, the cutest! Great Job!

  24. Pure Heart says:

    thanks for the idea! this week is rainbow week for us and maybe i will add this to our "to-do" list!

  25. OH MY HEAVENS THIS IS SO FUN
    I am TOTALLY going to make this for my little kiddie class
    They will LOVE it

    THANKS FOR SHARING

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    http://scrumpture.com/2011/03/15/itsy-bitsy-brianna-give-away/
    For a FUN giveaway:)

    xoxo
    BB

  26. That is awesome- love it and can't wait to try it!
    Stacey of Embracing Change

  27. I LOVE THIS!!! GREAT JOB!

    Daniela
    http://isreview1.blogspot.com

  28. love it love it love it….I will definitely have to make this for my class (I teach kindergarten). They love St. Patrick's day too, but it is totally because I hype it up for them…probably what happened to your boys! We get a visit from a tricky leprechaun and go on a hunt for him. It is a blast every year. I will have to add this to next year's treats.

  29. Huggs and Kisses xo says:

    I LOVE bread and love this rainbow bread even more. I showcased it on my blog with a link back to yours. Thanks for sharing and can't wait to try it!! johanna xo

  30. you are truly one inspirational woman….I love your blog and your creativity. this rainbow bread idea is awesome……and I will try it myself and surprise my grandkids as well.I am truly grateful we are not neighbors girls…..it would be a gas to play with you for hours on end, coming up all kinds of ideas. Thank you so very much for all you post and all your do sharing your daily life…..next to PioneerWoman, your it! Thank you

  31. This would be perfect for St. Patricks Day! Great Rainbow bread!!

  32. What bread recipe do you use?

  33. Does this bread have to bake in the oven or can it just be eaten after the second rising? thanks

  34. nylorac says:

    This Rainbow cake is just so amazing!! Can you share the recipe?

  35. This sounds wonderful but I must have missed something. Does the bread need to go into the oven to bake at 350 degrees for some time or does it just rise again and then you can eat it without oven baking? Thanks so much!

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  5. [...] Not Just A Housewife makes Rainbow Bread by separating bread dough into 6 balls, working the food coloring into it, then rolling each color flat, stacking them and rolling it up so it looks like a loaf of bread. Stick it in the bread pan to rise again. [...]

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