This Food on Friday is not about dishes
that kids love. It's about dishes that kids can and will enjoy making
themselves – maybe with a little adult help.
So
if you have posted about things that you think kids would like to make, please
do link them in. It doesn't have to be a
recent post.
Just
put your name and the name of the dish into the first Mr Linky box and paste
the url for your post into the second one.
I
will be pinning the links to this Pinboard.
I
am looking forward to seeing what you come up with. It will give me good ideas for cooking with
my nieces and nephews.
Looking forward to getting some more ideas for cooking with the kids :)
ReplyDeleteFun idea this week...thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHi, Carole,
ReplyDeleteThe recipe for Anna Sultana's Bread and Butter Pudding is really easy, can use up a few slices of stale bread and is open to substitutions.
Hope the kiddies enjoy cooking it :-)
great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteCarole,
ReplyDeleteMy daughter learned how to make fried rice with greens and chicken at school, then came home and made it for the family.
All I had to do was take the photos and blog about it!
Thanks for hosting!
Hi Carole! This one is good because it uses convenience food and most kids just LOVE popping open those (US) biscuit tins. I believe you guys in NZ call cookies biscuits LOL I'm at a loss for what you call this concoction we make with flour & baking poweder,!
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, I hope this doesn't come up 2x because it asked me to log on AGAIN LOL...well, just delete one comment if it does. Anyhow, these are easy for young kids to make because of the convenience factor. And I never knew a kid who didn't love opening up that tin of (what we here in the US) call "biscuits"
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting Carole!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! Can't wait to see what awesome recipes will be posted!
ReplyDeleteI had to really think about this one as I have no children. The recipe I submitted seems easy enough, I hope.
ReplyDeleteHi Carole. Thanks for hosting this kid-friendly party, I linked up my "Adorable Owl Cupcakes"! They're a lot of fun for kids to make! I'd love for you to link up to my NEW party: http://www.my-sweet-mission.com/2013/09/sweet-wednesday-link-party-1.html
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Heather
I submitted a recipe that my (then) eight-year-old created!
ReplyDelete--Elena
acasarella.net
Having no kids of my own, I had to guess at this. I did one cookie and one blender-chocolate truffle recipe, figuring they would both be pretty easy and fun for kids to make.
ReplyDeleteButterscotch Walnut Brownies Like mother Used To Make Kids will love these and be licking the mixing bowl as i did as a kid !
ReplyDeleteBlueberry Pie, from a 10 year old boy!!
ReplyDeleteFun theme, Carole! Thanks for the round-up!
ReplyDeleteHi, Carole! I love, love this theme! Since my blog is specifically geared to healthy recipes that are quick, easy and family-friendly, many of our recipes can easily be made by kids (with some possible amount of adult help, depending on the kids' ages), and our foods are taste-tested by our own kids. So, this theme is absolutely right up my alley! I'm so excited about many of the recipes I see your other readers have added to the list! So many great ideas to explore! Thank you, as always, for this fabulous round-up!
ReplyDeleteMy recipe requires some adult supervision and isn't instant gratification, but leaning how to make your own soda pop is fun for old as well as young. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI've linked my Vegetable and Cheese Filo Triangles which my kids love to make... almost as much as they love to eat. Thanks again Carole.
ReplyDeleteI added my kid's favorite years ago that they called "summer cookies" when mom said no we can't turn on the oven!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invitation. My recipe needs adult supervision for sure, but I think it's something fun the whole family can get involved in. Have a great day!!!
ReplyDeletenice theme.linked few entries from me....
ReplyDeletethanks for hosting,
Have a great day!!
Very easy spinach and corn muffins - with the bonus of being healthy too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic theme, never have enough recipe options when cooking with children ~ Thanks so much, Carole!!
ReplyDeleteMine are up! Thanks Carole!
ReplyDeleteJus linked my grape caterpillars.....
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, Linked gluten free pancakes for kids to make on their own.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeletehello i bought a fun sandwich that the kids love!love all the great food idea here!
ReplyDeleteJust posted my chocolate chia pudding recipe! So easy even kids can do it! :-)
ReplyDeleteI linked to cherry cheesecake French toast - omit the amaretto for the kiddies ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, I linked my Cream Cheese Popsicles! pretty easy, that kids can make it with a little help! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Round Up Carole:) Have a great week~Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea!! I linked up a recipe for Chewy Chocolate Granola Bars (no baking necessary, goes together like Rice Krispies Treats, less the sticky mess)! Thanks for hosting!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd, (I forgot!), I have a fun recipe for mini personal pizzas too! My kids LOVE creating their own pizzas!! :)
ReplyDeleteAll these ideas look so fun and yummy! I posted my Easy Enchilada Tacos for One.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a link up. So many yummy ideas! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, I have just added my Cheese Straw recipe - my daughter loves making these - and they couldn't be easier.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Kate x
What a great Food On Friday! Love all of these recipes. Happy weekend, Carole.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, Carole!
ReplyDeleteLove this topic! So important to get kids in the kitchen to develop a knowledge and love of food and cooking. So glad I could be included in this.
ReplyDeleteI haven't stopped by for a while--can't wait to look around again! Such great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI posted the No Bake Banana Split Recipe. I think kids would have fun making all the layers :)
ReplyDeleteI just added the link to a video demo for making homemade peanut butter. So easy that the kids can make it - no fillers and no preservatives.
ReplyDeleteOf course I entered the name incorrectly... It should be LydiaF: Stuffed Dates...easy for kids to make with a little supervision.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting this fun party! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting me to this party!
ReplyDeleteOops. I made a mistake and my links were added twice with different names. Sorry!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try some of the vegan recipes on here! :)Thanks for the invite
ReplyDeleteGreat list Carol, thanks!
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