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Chicken Cordon
Bleu
Kids
Cooking Party
Try
this award winning and easy recipe for this chicken cordon bleu kids
cooking party. Chicken Cordon Bleu is a French dish which is translated
to mean blue ribbon. You will want to download this chicken
cordon bleu
recipe card
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chance to follow the recipe while they are preparing the menu. It is
also a good idea to include an extra one for them to take home, one
that won't get messy. They can impress their own family with what they
learned at the cooking party.
It is also a good idea
to write the menu on a sheet of paper hung on the wall or chalkboard.
You can even make this look like a restaurant menu.
Once you know the number of children coming go through the list of
things needed especially utensils, bowls, etc. If you need extra ask
friends or family if you can borrow some items for this chicken cordon
bleu kids cooking party.
Chicken Cordon
Bleu
Kids
Cooking Party Items Needed:
Small rectangle disposable aluminum pans. This
will allow
each child to prepare their own pan.
Masking tape. To label kid chefs name on the pans.
Bowl- 1 or 2 large depending if you are doubling
the
recipe-for mixing sauce.
Spoons- one for each child for mixing, spreading
and a few
extras just in case they are needed
1 set of teaspoons
1 set of tablespoons
1 set of cups
Several rolling pins or kitchen mallets for
flattening
chicken breasts-not necessary to have one for each child as they can
share.
Wax paper
Actual recipe ingredients
Plastic gloves if you'd like to use these when
handling meat.
If not make sure everyone washes their hands after handling raw chicken.
Paper plates, cups and eating utensils
Chicken Cordon
Bleu Kids
Cooking Party
Planning To Do List:
Two weeks ahead:
Send out invitations
Order/sew/buy aprons or chef hats
One week ahead:
Make your shopping list for the party
Buy non perishable items, goody bags and any
craft supplies
you need if you are decorating aprons or hats
Prepare chef hats ahead of time
Several days ahead:
Put your goody bags together
Get a final number of how many children are
coming to the
party
One to two days ahead:
Do your grocery shopping for the remaining items
Day before:
Prepare cooking party cake if you are having one
Morning of party:
Line kitchen tables or any large table with a
plastic
tablecloth or white butcher paper.
Tear off sheets of waxed paper to use while
preparing chicken.
Chicken Cordon
Bleu Recipe
This recipe is for 6 children increase the recipe as needed for your
kids cooking party.
6 chicken breasts
6 slices Swiss cheese
6 slices ham
Can cream chicken soup
½ pint sour cream
½ Cup milk
Give each child a pair of gloves if using them. This will help with
kitchen sanitation when handling chicken but if you prefer they can use
their hands and wash well after handling chicken. To start this chicken
cordon bleu kids cooking party each child should have a small rectangle
aluminum pan, 2 sheets of waxed paper, a chicken breast, a slice of
cheese and a slice of ham. Have each child place a chicken breast
between two sheets of waxed paper. With a meat mallet or rolling pin
have them beat chicken several times to flatten. Place chicken in
aluminum pan. Place a slice of ham and a slice of cheese on top of the
chicken. Roll up and hold together with toothpicks if needed. Remove
gloves and wash hands.
In a bowl have one child add
a can of cream of chicken soup and another child add sour cream. Take
turns stirring. Add 1/2 Cup of milk if you'd like a thinner sauce. Each
kid chef can spoon sauce over their chicken. Have each child put their
name on their pan with masking tape. Cook at 350 degrees for 30-40
minutes until chicken is cooked through. While the chicken is cooking,
prepare a dessert or other recipe you have planned, decorate aprons,
chef hats or play cooking games.
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