Adventures in Nomming Blog
For grown-ups who want to help their littles grow up to be big and strong
This healthy Easter treat for kids will be super fun for the whole family to make and eat!With the food coloring that gives the bark its pretty colors, young chefs can get creative and explore a variety of colors. What happens when you mix pink yogurt with blue yogurt? Swirl them together to find out!
These mini orange cakes are both adorable and tasty and perfect for tea parties for kids! Don’t fret if you don’t have ramekins at home- you can make the same batter as cupcakes instead.
These tiny tea sandwiches are perfect for tea parties, or just regular old lunches! This recipe is perfect for kid chefs age 8-12 to make mostly by themselves (grown-up help indicated by the hand symbol), or for younger chefs to make with more grown-up help.
This recipe helps you learn how to brew real tea with different kinds of tea and different types of equipment. This recipe is perfect for kid chefs age 8-12 to make mostly by themselves (grown-up help indicated by the hand symbol).
Did you know that my Let’s Party! Kids Cookbook also has craft and activity ideas for every party theme? This easy and fun DIY Superhero mask activity can be made with items you already have lying around the house.
What alter ego will your kids become?
