One important things about getting your kids in the kitchen is to think about what you’re going to make, and how much your kids are going to be able to help. I have a number of recipes that you can make with your kids, or that your kids can make with little to no help.
Kids in the Kitchen – Recipes for Kids
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I have more than a couple recipes in in my recipe box here, that you can pick and choose from. The first thing that Austin made (besides sandwiches) was corn chowder. A meal that she already loved, and one that has very few ingredients that you need to prep.
There are a lot cookbooks out there specially made for kids. We have check a lot out, and love this Berenstain Bears one so much that we own it.
Recipes for Kids
Waffles – a waffle maker means they don’t have to worry about flipping
No Bake Cookies– without or with peanut butter
Corn Chowder of course as I mention before
Caesar Salad
This is in no way the only things that you your kids can make of course. Have fun, get in the kitchen and make a mess. After all, cleaning up afterwards is all part of the cooking experience.
What do you kids love to help make?
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10 Days of Kids in the kitchen series posts:
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Shopping List and Meal Planning
Why Kids Need to Learn to Cook
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