April 2007
Kids Cooking Blog

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Easy Kids Meal-Nutty Chicken Fingers

1/3 Cup cornflakes crumbs
½ Cup finely chopped pecans
1 Tablespoon dried parsley flakes
1/8 teaspoon paprika
1 lb. Chicken cut in strips
2 Tablespoons milk
In plastic bag crush cornflakes with rolling pin. In a shallow baking dish or pie plate combine cornflakes, pecans, parsley and paprika together. Pour milk into seperate bowl. Dip chicken in milk and coat with cornflake mixture. Place in a greased baking dish and bake at 400 degrees until crispy and no longer pink.

Kids Recipe cards and recipe box

Does your kids have their own recipe box filled with some of their favorite recipes? This is a great way to start their collection. My son has a simple booklet with several recipes he has made but we need to upgrade to something more sturdy. I just found this and it looks like a lot of fun.

A-Z Recipe box and Recipes for Kids

Mostly for younger chefs 3-8 who love to cook in the kitchen. This also comes with 26 kid tested fun recipes with pictures. And space to add their own recipe cards to their collection. And it is reasonably priced. It looks just like what I am looking for plus a little extra bonus of fun recipes included.

Southern Cooking covers recipes found in the Southern United States.

Southern Cooking has a tradition of its own. Kids can learn about facts and try recipes easily found in the Southern United States.

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Cooking Terms Glossary

To help kids who are learning to cook understand different cooking terms with this Cooking Terms glossary.

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World Studies Recipes includes American Cooking for kids to learn and cook.

American Cooking covers many areas and ethnic groups. Kids can learn about facts from America and try some typical American recipes.

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British cooking, pictures and facts about the United Kingdom.

Kids can learn about the United Kingdom and British Cooking in this section of our World Studies International recipes.

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What are food labels helps kids who are learning to cook and eating healthy.

To help kids learn about nutrition and cooking here is an explanation of what are food labels.

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How to read a recipe for kids who are learning how to cook.

Kids learning to cook and who love to help in the kitchen can learn how to read a recipe with this explanation and a recipe to follow.

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Eastern European Cooking and recipes for World Studies International recipes.

Come learn about Eastern European cooking and try a few recipes in this Kids World Studies program.

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Egg dyeing ideas

Try these ideas for decorating and dyeing Easter eggs.

Use rubber bands around your egg and then place in colored dye. Allow to dry and take off rubber bands. You will have a great design.

Using fingerpaint dip your finger in paint and thumbprint or fingerprint the egg.

Sponge paint with little sponges

Egg shell mosaic

If you dye eggs at your house for Easter, save the shells after peeling them. The younger kids will enjoy making beautiful egg shell mosaics with them. Draw a shape, design or animal on a white sheet of heavy paper. Let them glue egg shells on their picture, creating a artistic mosaic.

A perfect hard boiled egg.

To make a perfect hard boiled egg. Bring a pot of eggs to a boil uncovered. When it comes to a rolling boil. Cover with a lid and turn off the heat. Allow the eggs to steam and cook, covered with the heat off, for about 15 minutes.