Kids Cooking Interviews

Cooking with kids has a field of talented, skilled and patient people. You'll find here kids cooking interviews with:

• cook book authors
• kids cooking teachers
• nutritionists/dietitians
• mommy food bloggers
• chefs
  
• those whose interests lies with teaching kids to cook and sharing kids recipes!
  

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Recent Kids Cooking Interviews

	Handstand Kids "Give kids their own workspace in the kitchen. Most of the kitchen is generally off limits to kids, but we want to invite them in a safe and fun environment. Having their own cookbook and apron gets them excited to help out and try new foods."
	Supernatural Kids Cookbook "I firmly believe in taking kids shopping, in order to introduce them to the differences between foods that are natural and those items that are processed. If the kids are reading age, I show them how to read labels to determine if something is natural or processed."
	What's Cooking with Kids "It can take between 8-15 exposures to a new food before many kids will enjoy it - so every bit of time that children can be touching, smelling, or tasting foods helps!"
	Today I Ate A Rainbow "Look at your kitchen through the eyes of your little one and suddenly the salad spinner becomes a merry-go-round for lettuce and the sink turns into a carwash for vegetable shaped vehicles!"
	2 Kids Cooking "Cooking and baking together provide us some of that bonding time while teaching them a life-long skill. "
	Our Best Bites "We both loved to cook and entertain and our friends were always asking us for recipes. We both had young children and new babies at home and wanted a project to work on. So we started a little blog and put up a few of our favorite recipes. We never imagined it would turn into what it has!"
	Super Healthy Kids "Kids learn very young that they need more fruits and vegetables than all the other food groups. An interesting thing has happened though, it is actually helping parents just as much to remind them to put more fruits and veggies on their kids plates!"
	Boys Can Cook, Too! "With unhealthy eating habits, and the fast food restaurant popularity rising over the past 20 years, we need to make it a priority to educate our children. Kids need to be aware of what goes into their bodies. Teaching and encouraging them to participate in the kitchen is the first step to a lifetime of healthier choices."
	Meal Makeover Moms "We suggest that moms make small changes that are not overwhelming (and have a big impact on nutrition). Improving eating habits one week at a time seems to work best."
	Missy Chase Lapine-The Sneaky Chef Interview "The Sneaky Chef method makes kid-friendly foods much more nutritious while parents continue to serve veggies outright, lead by example, and teach their children."
	www.gourmetmomonthego.com- Interview "Kids are so much more creative than adults, —they don't understand “impossible” and dream up all kinds of whimsical things."
	Amy Houts Interview "I love baking bread, cake, and especially pie. Baking is such a sensory experience where you smell sweet aromas, touch soft dough, and taste the delicious results!"
	Barbara Beery Interview "I am all about having kids make individual portions so they can create a food just the way they want it…cupcakes fit the bill and cupcakes are small enough that even the youngest of chefs can be successful!"
	Annabel Karmel Interview "I lost my first child a little girl called Natasha when she was only 13 weeks.... after her death I wanted to do something to help other children to make some sense of her short life so I wrote my first book the Healthy Baby Meal Planner."

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