Adventures in Nomming Blog
For grown-ups who want to help their littles grow up to be big and strong
This Earth Day Snacktivity is simple, delicious, and adorable! (a snacktivity is a snack that’s also an activity!). Make a avocado chocolate pudding in the blender for the earth, crumble chocolate graham crackers for the dirt, and stick a broccoli on top for the tree. Celebrate Earth Day with this easy and fun recipe for kids!
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 Kapow! Cupcakes are from my cookbook, “Let’s Party! Kids Cookbook.” 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 help. It’s in the “Superhero Party” chapter, which also includes Super Smoothies and Superhero Shield Tortillas.
A recipe from my upcoming cookbook, “Let’s Party! Kids Cookbook.” This hot cocoa recipe is simple but has a gourmet twist- adding peppermint to make it extra perfect for the holidays. Kid chefs age 8-12 can make it mostly by themselves (grown-up help indicated by the hand symbol.) It’s in the “Holiday Craft Fest” chapter, which also includes a Gingerbread People recipe and a Festive Hummus Pinwheels recipe.
I am thrilled to share a recipe from my upcoming cookbook, “Let’s Party! Kids Cookbook.” This recipe is perfect for kid chefs age 8-12 to make mostly by themselves (grown-up help indicated by the hand symbol.) It’s in the “Holiday Craft Fest” chapter, which also includes a Minty Hot Chocolate recipe and a Festive Hummus Pinwheels recipe. With the cookie recipe below, it’s a perfect menu to accompany a holiday crafting night with friends.
Don’t forget to pre-order the book today- it will ship on Dec 17 when it is officially released and will arrive in time for Christmas. Here’s the pre-order link: Let’s Party! Kids Cookbook
