5 Easy Recipes To Bond with Your Kids Over
Build the precious moments you dream of having with your kids into every day. It’s easier than ever to thrill them with recipes they’ll love. Who says cooking for the kids has to be a hassle?
Get them involved and turn cooking time into bonding time with these easy-to-make recipes that will make a huge impact on their tastebuds without having you stressing about the effort they’ll take to prepare. Treat your kids to the best with Panasonic; healthier food cooked in healthier ways, with tastes so great they’ll be begging you to make these recipes more often.
Baked Egg
in Tomato Cup
Even kids get bored of cereal, or eggs and toast for breakfast. Why not involve them in spicing up their own morning meal with this hearty, healthy, but most importantly fun, pick-me-up for the day?
Cartoon Choux
Pastry
Who doesn’t love a sweet treat? And the kids love them most of all! Making dinner for the family doesn’t have to be a serious affair. Grab the children and make these adorable cartoon choux pastries for dessert. They’ll be asking you to do it again in no time.
CornFlake-Baked Fried Chicken
The next time you’re getting the family together, try this cornflake-baked fried chicken recipe made with our Healthy Fry option to get that same, great flavour with less oil. We recommend making plenty, because they’ll run out quick!
Fresh fruit
popsicles
Help the kids treat themselves on a hot day by cooling down at tea-time with some healthy and delicious ice-cold treats. Simple and fun to make, you’ll have your children begging you to make these with them every time you run out!
Montreal Vegetable & Chicken skewers
Keep your kids going with these effortlessly fun and tasty bites. The kids will have a blast getting all this goodness onto their skewers, just like you’ll have a blast having some adorable help in the kitchen. If you’re feeling exciting you can even use fish, beef, or any other meat you may be in the mood for.
Cooking safety for kids
It’s about fun not perfect results
It’s not fun if you’re always controlling it all. Having fun and starting the learning process around food is way more important than the perfect fluffy cake.
Keeping it simple
Stick to simple recipes that don’t need to be too precise, and allow them to make decisions in adding additional things they want to.
Make things they want to eat
Start small with things they actually want to eat. This may result in your kid demanding that everyone around the table thanks them for single-handedly making dinner
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