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Edible Gifts
Sometimes the best gifts are the ones that you make yourself! Whip up a batch of something sweet or savory to give to your family and friends. Get creative by using interesting cookie cutters or digging up an old family recipe. Find fun ways to wrap your gift. Your gift will be an original and fully [...]
Latkes for Hanukkah
Did you know that Hanukkah began on Sunday? Jewish people celebrate the Festival of Lights to commemorate the rededication of the Jewish Temple. Learn more about the holiday here.During Hanukkah, many people make latkes (or potato pancakes). Here's how to make them.Latke recipe Serves 6.Ingredients •1 pound potatoes, peeled •½ cup finely chopped onion •1 large egg, beaten •2 tablespoons [...]
Savory Pumpkin Quesadilla Recipe
Looking for a quick and savory snack to make? Here's a recipe that features everyone's favorite squash. Pumpkin Quesadilla Makes 1 servingIngredients 1 large tortilla 2 tablespoons pumpkin puree a sprinkle of taco seasoning 2 tablespoons of your favorite shredded cheese tiny bit of vegetable oil salsa sour creamInstructions Spread pumpkin on tortilla, sprinkle with taco seasoning, top with cheese and fold over. Brush outside [...]
Turkey Facts and a Fun Alternative to Black Friday
The fourth Thursday in November is always Thanksgiving Day in the United States. Family and friends gather from near and far to share a festive meal. The meal’s usual showstopper? The succulent, golden turkey! But, turkey has only been popular since the mid-1800s when a magazine suggested it, and the idea caught on. If you were [...]
Hydroponic Farming: An Intro for Kids
Close your eyes and imagine what a farm looks like. In your mind’s eye you probably see rows of plants in a field, a tractor with muddy tires and bunches of fresh produce. What if it was possible for a farm to produce tons and tons of food, but had no dirt at all?Hydroponic farming Hydroponic [...]
What Is a Vegetarian? A Guide for Curious Kids
Do your kids know any vegetarians? Perhaps they're interested in eating less meat. Or, maybe they're vegetarian and want to learn more! Read on for an overview and a meat-free recipe that's perfect for chilly fall days.A guide to vegetarianism A vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat, poultry, fish or sea creatures of any [...]
All about Potatoes
Did you know that on average each American eats more than 110 pounds of potatoes a year, according to the National Potato Council? Learn more about these super tubers and keep scrolling for a scrumptious recipe! Super spuds Potatoes have been grown for more than 4,000 years. Ancient civilizations in Peru were the first to grow potatoes. In [...]
How to Bake the Perfect Heart-Shaped Loaf
Baking bread can be simple and fun, and this easy recipe can be the first of many different types of loaves a young chef can master baking in their own boulangerie.Ingredients1 (.25 ounce) package active dry yeast 1 tablespoon white sugar 1¼ cup warm water (about 110 degrees) 1 tablespoon butter, softened 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups all purpose flour 3 [...]
Celebrate Taco Day with an Easy Taco Seasoning Recipe
Did you know that October 4 is Taco Day? Well, let's taco-bout how to celebrate! (Sorry, we couldn't resist.) Jazz up your basic taco recipe by using up your spices and skipping the envelopes of seasoning sold at the grocery store. You can adjust spiciness by adding more or less chili powder.Out-of-this-world taco seasoning recipe Makes enough for [...]
Hello, September! Back-to-School Tips and a Fun Fall Recipe
This week, we wave goodbye to August and hello to the school year! Here are some tips for kids who pack their own school lunches along with a recipe for a fun fall snack.Tips for packing lunches Dedicate one drawer in your refrigerator to keeping supplies for lunch like yogurt, string cheese and juice boxes handy. Wipe [...]