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Looking for easy baking recipes for children.
"I enjoy baking with children although I hate to cook at home. Can you send me some easy recipes for children?
Thanks."
 
Asked by Mary after reviewing the activity, "Bake Some Words!":
 
http://www.education.com/activity/article/bakew...
In Topics: Outside the classroom, Nutrition, Family fun / holiday celebrations
53 days ago

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Candace_Lindemann
Oct 6, 2009
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What the Expert Says:

Cooking with kids is a wonderful activity!  There's mathematics, following directions, science, cultural traditions, tactile and other sensory stimulation, and so much more!  Plus the results are delicious.
 
Make sure to take proper precautions when cooking with little ones, be prepared for some mess, and then dig in!
 
Some of the best recipes for kids involve hands on mixing and kneading or decorating.  Others are centered around holiday and seasonal themes.
 
Check out the fun resources I've linked below, especially those from Teaching Tiny Tots--you will never run out of great ideas!  Martha Stewart even has a "Cooking with Kids" segment.  And do not forget to let us know how it went!
 
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Candace Lindemann, Ed.M. - JustAsk Expert
Educational Consultant and Writer
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lravidlearner
lravidlearner , Teacher, Parent writes:
I love cooking with my kids!  FoodTV has some great recipes that are kid-friendly, as well as tips for cooking with children.  There are even some helpful videos:
 
http://www.foodnetwork.com/cooking-for-kids/package/index.html
 
For a slightly different approach, The Science of Cooking on the Exploratorium website has recipes and activities that also include the science behind them:
 
http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/index.html
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dgraab
dgraab , Parent writes:
My favorite thing to bake with my mom when I was a kid is actually a 'no-bake' recipe. "Mom's No Bake Cookies".
 
http://www.bigoven.com/160690-Mom%27s-No-Bake-Cookies-recipe.html
 
As a kid, the hardest part was waiting for them to harden, but the wait was always well worth it. I love these cookies to this day, and am now 'baking' them with my daughter who also loves them.
 
May your children appreciate them too.

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