You'll find everything you need to make cooking with children an absolute joy, from expert advice and delicious recipes to fun food crafts and educational videos. Our helpful guides cover party planning, eating out tips, kitchen safety, and creative ways to encourage healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime. Kids and Cooking is here to help.
Cookies and Biscuits
Simple homemade cookie and biscuit recipes that come together quickly and taste way better than store-bought.
Teaching Kids Food Hygiene
Help kids understand why food hygiene matters and teach them to prevent bacteria spread with simple experiments and practical rules.
Baking Crossword Puzzle
Test your baking knowledge with this free crossword puzzle for kids that hides ingredients like flour, butter and jam.
Simple Sorbets and Easy Ice-creams
Make refreshing sorbets and ice-creams at home with basic ingredients and simple techniques that work every time.
Easter Celebrations: A Spring Themed Party Menu
Make a spring frittata and salad for your Easter party with fresh eggs, vegetables and herbs that taste just as good cold as hot.
Quiz: What's This Weird Food?
Test your knowledge of bizarre foods from around the world in this quirky quiz about unusual dishes and ingredients.
A Tropical Caribbean Party
Set up a Caribbean party with tropical decorations and reggae music, plus a Havana Avocados recipe to serve your guests.
Foraged Feasts: Autumn and Winter
Wild food is free in autumn and winter if you know what to forage safely and how to turn sour berries into delicious jelly.
Foraged Feasts: Spring and Summer
Foraging wild foods like dandelions and hedgerow fruits is safer and easier than you think, but know the rules first.
Cooking for Ill Children
Help your sick child eat well and recover faster with foods that boost immunity and appetite during illness.
History Cooking for Kids
Cook traditional wassail with kids and teach them about Old English customs with this simple alcohol-free recipe.
Ten Top Toddler Foods
Nutrient-packed foods like avocado, beans and blueberries that give toddlers the vitamins and protein they need to grow strong.
Food, Exercise and Body Image
A study tracking schoolchildren suggests childhood obesity stems more from overeating than lack of exercise.