Kids Recipes
Below are our 15 articles in the 'kids recipes' category:
Mmmmm is there anything to beat the smell of bread baking in your own home? It’s warm and comforting; something to recall with pleasure many years later.
Many of us rely on shops for our bread ...
The best way to learn how to do something? Do it! And eat the yummy end result. You’re hooked before you know it!
We’ve selected some recipes here to get kids hooked beginning with the very ...
There’s only one thing wrong with cookies you make at home: they disappear too fast! It’s a good job they’re simple and quick to make. Your kids can make them while you sit down with a cup of coffee ...
Fridge cakes are just what they say they are! No-cook cakes, they don't need baking although most involve melting ingredients. They're an easy way for kids to learn cooking skills such as weighing, ...
I scream, you scream, everybody loves ice cream!
And what better way to make the most of lazy summer days than to relax in the garden and indulge yourself in an ice cream sundae?
Once ...
Long refreshing smoothies, creamy cool milkshakes, fizzy fruit juices – the taste for any season, not just summer.
Tip-top full of vitamins, these drinks are quickly and easily made, and are ...
It’s true what your granny told you: fish is good brain food! It’s packed with all those essentials that help the brain function properly. It’s easy to cook and is best served simply which makes it ...
Next time the kids say ‘I’m hungry! What’s for dinner?, point them in the direction of the kitchen and tell them to get their aprons on.
With a little help from you, they’ll soon be creating ...
There can’t be many kids who don’t love spaghetti bolognese. As one of the easiest meals to prepare it’s a good one to start with when you’re learning to cook. And it will definitely stand them in ...
Veggie doesn’t mean boring!
Vegetarian kids who’ve made the choice for themselves are often more interested in their food and what’s in it and how it’s prepared than many meat-eaters. Encourage ...
Just because you can't eat eggs, doesn't mean you have to miss out at tea-time!
Chocolate Coconut Cake
5½ oz margarine
6 oz self-raising flour
1 heaped dessertspoon ...
How do you like your pizza? Thin crust or deep pan?
If you’ve been to a pizza restaurant in this country you’ll know you’ll be offered this choice between the two sorts of pizza. Italians for ...
It wasn’t that long ago that salad for tea meant a bit of limp lettuce a slice of tomato, half a hard-boiled egg and a slice of tinned ham, which always came in an acorn-shaped tin. With bread and ...
From the old favourite, egg and cress sandwich, to the international Mexican wrap, to the elegant brie and grape baguette, we've got a choice of sandwiches that your kids can make that will prove ...
Snacks! Not what we should be encouraging our kids to eat surely?
Well most nutrition experts agree that snacking is part of a healthy diet. Kids especially need a regular top-up of energy to ...
