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Beyond Just Ordinary Brownies
Kid's have been out of school for a month or so now. Already tired of cooking three meals a day? Maybe it's time to get your children involved in kitchen activities like cooking and cleaning. They look to you for leadership. Lead them. Teach them the proper way to handle themselves in the kitchen. Everyone will benefit. Below are a few informative articles to get you started. | |
Adventures in Baking
It's never too early to introduce your child to the wonders of the kitchen. Even if it's little things like setting the table, it's a beginning. Start your adventure small and add more difficult tasks, as they get older. Trying new recipes and read more
| Basic Kitchen Rules
After you go over these basic kitchen rules with your budding chef be sure to post them in a prominent place. We post our important notes on a bulletin board and on the fridge.
| Begin with Sugar Cookies
Making sugar cookies is the perfect way to teach children of all ages to bake. The youngest children can help decorate the cookies. The next older children can be taught how to roll and cut-out the dough. Older children can be responsible for baking them.
| Baking Techniques with Photos
Don't feel confident in showing your child how to make a delicious goodie? Just review one of the many step-by-step photo directions for I have for baking on my site.
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