cooking with kids
Kid's Activity: Easy Breakfast Sandwich!
Kids on the go need fuel! When you wake up in the morning, your body is like a car that has been on a long drive and hasn't been to the gas station. It needs its tank filled! The similarity ends there though. People fuel up in the kitchen after a long night's sleep.
Kid's Activity: Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month
Bread, butter and cheese. These three simple ingredients are combined in a variety of ways with various extras and cooked to golden brown. The result is America's favorite sandwich -- the grilled cheese.
Kid's Activity: Mini Pizzas!
Fun to make; delicious, and nutritious! What more can a parent ask! How many of us have struggled to get our kids to eat vegetables? This method may be sneaky but it is yummy and healthy, too!
Kid's Activity: Edible Apple Fun!
by Carol Jordan
Apples -- so beautiful in a fruit bowl and delicious to eat plain. They're also a great fruit for young children to use creating snacks, sandwiches and cooked goodies.
Apple Sauce
Ingredients:
- 1 quart peeled and sliced apples
- 1 cup water
- ½ cup sugar
- 1 tsp lemon juice
- ¼ tsp cinnamon
- Pinch of salt
Kid's Activity: Hot Crossed Buns
Hot Cross Buns were once traditionally served on Good Friday and through the Lenten season. Each bun has an icing cross on top as a reminder of Christ. Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, the time taken to make these yummy treats will create fun and delicious memories!
Kid's Activity: Make Your Own Noodles!
Whether they're fine, medium, wide or extra-wide, egg noodles conjure up images of mom's chicken noodle soup, classic tuna casserole, or even a sweet kugel. Noodles are a feel-good food. Check out your noodle knowledge and they whip a batch of your own!
Kid's Activity: Kid-Friendly Appetizers
Whether you are entertaining a crowd for a Super Bowl Party or having a celebration fit for just your family, kids love to be included in the process! Here are a few kid-tested and approved recipes that can be prepared ahead of time.
Halloween Recipes
Here are some fun and easy recipes kids can make -- Monster brew, pumpkin pops, ants-on-a-log, beetle brunch, stuffed snails, centipede surprise... [Kids, be sure to get an adult's help in the kitchen!]
Kid's Activity: Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month
Bread, butter and cheese. These three simple ingredients are combined in a variety of ways with various extras and cooked to golden brown. The result is America's favorite sandwich -- the grilled cheese.
Kid's Activity: Easy Breakfast Sandwich!
Kids on the go need fuel! When you wake up in the morning, your body is like a car that has been on a long drive and hasn't been to the gas station. It needs its tank filled! The similarity ends there though. People fuel up in the kitchen after a long night's sleep.
Kid's Activity: Mini Pizzas!
Fun to make; delicious, and nutritious! What more can a parent ask! How many of us have struggled to get our kids to eat vegetables? This method may be sneaky but it is yummy and healthy, too!
Kid's Activity: Make Your Own Noodles!
Whether they're fine, medium, wide or extra-wide, egg noodles conjure up images of mom's chicken noodle soup, classic tuna casserole, or even a sweet kugel. Noodles are a feel-good food. Check out your noodle knowledge and they whip a batch of your own!
Kid's Activity: Hot Crossed Buns
Hot Cross Buns were once traditionally served on Good Friday and through the Lenten season. Each bun has an icing cross on top as a reminder of Christ. Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, the time taken to make these yummy treats will create fun and delicious memories!
Kid's Activity: Edible Apple Fun!
by Carol Jordan
Apples -- so beautiful in a fruit bowl and delicious to eat plain. They're also a great fruit for young children to use creating snacks, sandwiches and cooked goodies.
Apple Sauce
Ingredients:
- 1 quart peeled and sliced apples
- 1 cup water
- ½ cup sugar
- 1 tsp lemon juice
- ¼ tsp cinnamon
- Pinch of salt
Kid's Activity: Kid-Friendly Appetizers
Whether you are entertaining a crowd for a Super Bowl Party or having a celebration fit for just your family, kids love to be included in the process! Here are a few kid-tested and approved recipes that can be prepared ahead of time.
Halloween Recipes
Here are some fun and easy recipes kids can make -- Monster brew, pumpkin pops, ants-on-a-log, beetle brunch, stuffed snails, centipede surprise... [Kids, be sure to get an adult's help in the kitchen!]






