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"I'm bored.
What can I do?"
"Can I make
something now? I'm sick of the holidays..."
"Can you help me
yet? I'm reaaaaaally bored now..."
"What can I
do..................?"
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Sound familiar?
It sure does to me.
With three
grandchildren living with me (aged 7, 8, & 10), I have a
constant barrage of "What can I do?" questions. The biggest problem is there are so few
recipes around that allow children to create their culinary
masterpieces unaided.
That problem is now
solved!
Kids in the
Christmas Kitchen includes only recipes that your child can make with little or no
supervision. The majority require no cooking, and most
are simply set in the
fridge. In other words, there is no cooking required.
Like me, you've
probably been
sucked into buying recipes books that were supposed to be
for children.
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You know the
ones - the recipes look enticing, but there's no way
in the world they could be made by children. Not
without loads of help anyway.
This recipe book is
different. And to prove it, we've photographed the
children actually making the goodies.
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You'll find two sets of
recipes - one with photographs, and another set that
are printer friendly.
That's because we're sure you'll
want to print out each recipe and let the children follow
the instructions themselves.
Don't worry about
the mess, don't worry about the dishes. Just let the
children have fun with cooking and creating, and make the most of the
family-oriented holiday season.
The recipes included
in this collection are:
The book also includes the recipe
for a Copha alternative, and links to some good measurement
converters.
Made by real kids, in real kitchens,
this is a unique book that you and your children will use
for many years to come.
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All the recipes are super easy, and
designed to appeal to children. Most are well known,
well-loved treats like decorated Christmas biscuits,
crackles, rum balls, and shortbread. Others are simple
but inventive, such as the Christmas tree ice cream
cones and chocolate trees.
Magdalena Ball, The Compulsive Reader |
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"Kids in the Christmas Kitchen-- Fun and Easy Cooking For
Kids" by Cheryl Wright is an ebook filled with
Christmas recipes that children can make fairly
easily...
There are instructions on the best way to prepare to
bake cookies with the kids so there is the least amount
of mess and fuss. She gives clear steps to follow for
each recipe.
There are different types of cookies, some are no-cook
and some go into the oven. I tried some of each. The
recipes turned out nice and were easy to make.
Karen Dobson, Granny's Perspective Blog |
When you order Kids in the Christmas Kitchen
you get 34 pages of easy-to-use recipes for children, with
good quality photographs and printer friendly
versions are also included. (That is, the recipes are on
a separate page with no photographs!)
Remember, for less
than the cost of a large pizza, this book can be yours within seconds.
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