Lesson 21: Red, White & Blue
*I used the recipes for the Drinks and Strawberries from The Sisters Cafe. The link will take you to directions on the Layered Drinks.
The kids had a lot of fun making these recipes! Here's to our Patriotic Holidays and The USA!
1. Frozen Lemonade Pie with Berries
2. Layered Drinks
3. White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries with Blue Sugar
Showing posts with label Kid's Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kid's Kitchen. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Monday, November 7, 2011
Kid's Kitchen: Breakfast
Labels:
Breakfast,
Egg,
Kid's Kitchen,
Pancakes,
Potato
Friday, September 16, 2011
Kid's Kitchen: Sweet Treats
Labels:
Homemade Oreos,
Kid's Kitchen,
Mini Cupcakes,
No Bake Bars,
Sweet Treats
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Kid's Kitchen
Lesson 1: Pizza Dough
Part 2: Pretzels
A continuation of Lesson 1: Pizza Dough
This is a lot of fun to make with kids. And a BIG hit! Everyone loves Pretzels!
Recipe: use the Pizza Dough recipe found in Kid's Kitchen.
Part 2: Pretzels
A continuation of Lesson 1: Pizza Dough
This is a lot of fun to make with kids. And a BIG hit! Everyone loves Pretzels!
Recipe: use the Pizza Dough recipe found in Kid's Kitchen.
Labels:
Kid's Kitchen,
Pizza Dough,
Pretzels
Monday, April 25, 2011
Kid's Kitchen
Kids in the Kitchen.
All these recipes, I have personally taught kids how to make. I teach a Kid's Kitchen class once a month, to teach kids how to cook.
Yes, flour was all over my floor. Yes, an apron was a must. Yes, it was a learning experience.
BUT....
I was teaching 8 kids at a time.
AND....
Yes, they had a blast. Yes, they love every minute. Yes, they are learning a valuable talent. Yes, they want to keep cooking. Yes, they all went home and cooked for their families. Yes, it is well worth the time to teach kids how to cook.
Lesson 1: Pizza Dough
Each cooking class we make 3 recipes.
Lesson #1: We made Pizza, Pretzels, and Sticky Buns.
All these recipes, I have personally taught kids how to make. I teach a Kid's Kitchen class once a month, to teach kids how to cook.
Yes, flour was all over my floor. Yes, an apron was a must. Yes, it was a learning experience.
BUT....
I was teaching 8 kids at a time.
AND....
Yes, they had a blast. Yes, they love every minute. Yes, they are learning a valuable talent. Yes, they want to keep cooking. Yes, they all went home and cooked for their families. Yes, it is well worth the time to teach kids how to cook.
Lesson 1: Pizza Dough
Each cooking class we make 3 recipes.
Lesson #1: We made Pizza, Pretzels, and Sticky Buns.
Labels:
Kid's Kitchen,
Pizza,
Pretzels,
Sticky Buns
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