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5 Easy Ways to Get your Kids Involved with Cooking

Kids in the Kitchen

3 Apr
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Do you want to try and get your kids involved with cooking? Maybe you just want to show them how meals are made so they appreciate the food that they eat more. Either way, with this guide, you can be sure to make cooking way more fun for them.

Get them Involved

One of the best ways for you to get your kids involved in cooking would be for you to try and involve them. Obviously, you do need to make sure that they are only doing tasks that are appropriate for them in terms of age and motor skills, but at the end of the day, even smaller kids can do simple tasks like setting the table. Involving your kids in the preparation of food will help them to be interested in what they do and it will also teach them how much work is involved with getting meals ready.


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Simple Recipes

If you want to get your kids involved then be sure to plan out some simple recipes for during the week. If you can do this then you will soon find that it is easier for you to give them the full experience. It helps to cook meals that they are going to have a genuine interest in here. If you want some ideas then be sure to check out oven fried chicken thighs recipe here. This is a great way for you to cook food that they are going to love and it is a quick solution for the whole family.

Let them Experiment

It is so important that you give your kids the chance to experiment in the kitchen and that you take onboard their suggestions when it comes to cooking. Even if you think that it is a strange combination, give it a try. It may end up being way more interesting than it sounds and this can help them with their confidence. By doing things like this, you can also give your kids the chance to understand what works and what they should be trying out overall.

Create a Minature Garden

A lot of children and adults are often so detached from the harsh reality of food production. If you want to help your children here then you need to help them to relate the ingredients that you are using, to the raw ingredients in the shop. It may be that you give your kids the chance to grow their herbs in the garden and that you teach them about the food that they eat. This is a very good way for you to teach them about food and how it is grown.

Shopping

Another thing you can do is take your kids shopping with you. The great thing about doing this is that you can help them to choose what ingredients they want to pick. Farmer’s markets are great here as you can sit and talk to the farmers about the produce and how it should be cooked. This is a fantastic way for you to introduce them to new ingredients too so be mindful of that.

Classes

If your child is showing a keen interest in cooking, why not encourage their culinary skills by enrolling them in a cooking class? ClassBento offers a range of fun and engaging cooking classes specifically designed for kids.

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About Paula

Paula Krueger considers herself a "baby "chef, not because she cooks for babies, but because she's still learning how to cook. She started this blog after taking Wilton method classes and at that point was more interested in baking. She's since become more interested in learning to cook as her family has grown. She also covers product reviews and travel as well.

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