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Recipes for children :) help needed
debtmess
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Well. I seem to have got myself into something. Am looking for easy recipes that I can make with the children I work with in school.
Ideas that can be made in under an hour a mix of both no cook and cook in oven type idea's
I have a few but would like to extend enough to fill a scrap book.
Thank you
Ideas that can be made in under an hour a mix of both no cook and cook in oven type idea's
I have a few but would like to extend enough to fill a scrap book.Thank you
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Married 15/02/14:D
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Things like traffic light sandwiches, pizzaNo more unnecessary toiletries Feb 2014 INS: 24 UU: 13. Mar 2014. INS: lost count, naughty step for me! UU: 80
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There are some great ideas on the "I can Cook" website:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/i-can-cook/makesJune GC 21st May - 20th June (£78/£200)0 -
Using the liquid stork butter makes mixing so easy my 4yr old can make cakes 'all by myself' :0
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My DD's class (reception) have been cooking. they have made porridge, pumpkin soup, stir fry, omelette, little 'hedgehog' bread rolls rice crispie cakes, fairy cakes.
my older DD hasn't done any cooking at all this year.
fruit salads always go down well and are a chance for the littlies to try something they maybe haven't seen before, also the chocolate fridge cakes are easy. rocky road? how about vegetable kebabs?
I love to hear of children learning real life skills xxxfreecycler and skip diver extraordinnaire:cool:0
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