Cooking with Kids: Painted Toast
This is a project kids with love to make. It's an art and cooking activity that involves painting white bread slices with food coloring mixed in milk, then toast 'em! It's a great idea for Father's Day...
View ArticleBrownie Pops
Brownie Pops is a different take on our previous post: Chocolate-Peanut Butter Brownie Balls. This is ideal for children's parties, or any celebration. Follow the steps accurately, and you are...
View ArticleMarshmallow Treat Pops
Marshmallow treats... it reminds me of my childhood. I think this was one of the first things I ever made all by myself, I must have been about 8 years old. I remember I didn't push them into a pan,...
View ArticleButterscotch Chocolate Chunk Cookies
I was looking for some drop cookies to make, and found this Butterscotch Chocolate Chunk Cookies recipe at the Baking Bites site. Delicious! The entry Butterscotch Chocolate Chunk Cookies appeared...
View ArticleIt’s Strawberry Season!
Strawberries are in season! We made a round up of our recipes containing strawberries so you can make the most out of these red and juicy berries this summer. It's not all about desserts, we have a...
View ArticleChildren’s Day! – Blog Love
Children's Day is celebrated globally, different countries have different dates to honor children on a special day. Guatemala celebrates Children's Day on October 1st, usually family members make the...
View ArticleCandy Corn Cookies
I made these Candy Corn Cookies last year, and they were everyone's favorite. Especially for my sister in law, so ... Vanessa, get ready for some. I warn you, you do need some time to make these. Plan...
View ArticleThe Foodies’ Kitchen Halloween
Oh, how we enjoy this time of year! Months before Halloween arrives, we are already searching for the recipes and decoration ideas we will be trying out at home. I have special motivation in my 4 year...
View ArticleJello Hearts
This is a very easy recipe you can make with your kids at home. Just dissolve the jello packs in boiling water and let it set (be careful that the kids don't get burned with the hot water). When they...
View ArticleEaster Bunny Tails Popcorn
We tried another sweet popcorn recipe, this bunny tails popcorn is definitely for the kids. Since Easter is around the corner, I wanted to share an easy recipe you can make for your kids, or use as...
View ArticleRecipes for Kids: Rustic Mini Pizzas
If you have a little time in the afternoon, you can ask your child if they want to make pizza for dinner. It's easy clean up for mom, and all you need is to have the topping ingredients on hand and a 1...
View ArticleRecipes for Kids: Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie
After the cookie has baked and cooled for a few minutes, you cut it into wedges with a knife or a pizza cutter. You can serve it with and ice cream scoop on top, or some whipped cream and sprinkles,...
View ArticleLittle Foodies: Chocolate Dipped Cones
If you want a really easy recipe to try with your kids, look no further. Your kids will have fun dipping ice cream cones into melted chocolate and decorating them with the sprinkles of their choosing....
View ArticleLittle Foodies: Popcorn Ball Monsters
This is a very tasty and easy treat, and to make it suitable for Halloween, we've added little candy eyes to turn these popcorn balls into cute monsters. The entry Little Foodies: Popcorn Ball Monsters...
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Little Foodies: Double Chocolate Marble Cake
Our first post for Little Foodies this year is this Double Chocolate Marbled loaf cake, the “vanilla” part is actually white chocolate batter. It’s easy enough for a child to make this, accompanied by...
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Little Foodies: Chocolate Heart Mini Cakes
We couldn’t let Valentine’s pass without a recipe for the kids to make. This one uses a prepared cake from the store, and all you have to do is melt chocolate and pour it over the cut out shapes. We do...
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Little Foodies: Melted Crayon Easter Eggs
This is the second method we tried to color our easter eggs, all you need are hard-boiled eggs and wax crayons. You have to color them while the eggs are still hot, so the crayons will melt upon...
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Little Foodies: Watercolor Easter Eggs
This technique for dyeing easter eggs is easy, and the results are so pretty! All you need is food coloring, plastic glasses and plastic spoons, which you will use to pour colors over the eggs. We...
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Little Foodies: Sprinkle Cookie Pops
We found a great recipe your kids can make at home! it’s an inexpensive alternative to cake pops. It’s a fun project for the little ones, you just need to help them melt the candy melts in the...
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Little Foodies: Snake Sandwich
Little Foodies was on location at Siman’s Playground (at Pradera Concepción) to bring you an awesome idea for a birthday party, or family get together: A fun Snake Sandwich. To make it, it is important...
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