Winter Bird Pudding

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Winter Bird Pudding

Recipe Information
Description: A treat for birds. Source: Chuck Ingredients 2 qt. water 1 cup (225 ml) margarine 1 cup (225 ml) peanut butter 4 cups (950 ml) cereal (cornmeal, rolled oats, Farine, Roman Meal and/or Cream of Wheat) chopped fruits (raisins, dates, apples) sunflower seeds or bird seed Preparation In a large kettle, bring water and margarine to boiling. Slowly add cereals and cook, stirring constantly until the mixture is fully cooked and thick. Remove from heat. Add peanut butter and desired amount of chopped fruit, nuts and seeds. Cool and place in plastic containers. Comments Note: Pack the stuff into chopped off chunks of discarded panty hose. Hang the mixture in protected crooks of trees. You can also spread the mixture onto a pan (don't use aluminum pans; when it's freezing, little bird feet can stick to the metal and suffer injury), set out on ground or picnic bench. By placing the food at different elevations, you will attract many species of birds. The food can be preserved in a freezer(if there is any leftover). Just be sure to use it within three or four months.

Recipe Information

Description:: A treat for birds.

Source:: Chuck

Ingredients

2 qt. water
1 cup (225 ml) margarine
1 cup (225 ml) peanut butter
4 cups (950 ml) cereal (cornmeal, rolled oats, Farine, Roman Meal and/or Cream of Wheat)
chopped fruits (raisins, dates, apples)
sunflower seeds or bird seed

Preparation

In a large kettle, bring water and margarine to boiling.
Slowly add cereals and cook, stirring constantly until the mixture is fully cooked and thick.
Remove from heat.
Add peanut butter and desired amount of chopped fruit, nuts and seeds.
Cool and place in plastic containers.

Comments

Note: Pack the stuff into chopped off chunks of discarded panty hose. Hang the mixture in protected crooks of trees. You can also spread the mixture onto a pan (don't use aluminum pans; when it's freezing, little bird feet can stick to the metal and suffer injury), set out on ground or picnic bench. By placing the food at different elevations, you will attract many species of birds. The food can be preserved in a freezer(if there is any leftover). Just be sure to use it within three or four months.