Cooking and eating together. That\u2019s the key for getting children to love food, try everything and learn to eat healthily. We don\u2019t want any accidents in the kitchen, but it\u2019s great to get kids involved in cooking and let their imagination run wild! They can mix ingredients together and present the finished dish. You\u2019ll have a fantastic time with them in the kitchen, communicating, laughing, getting messy\u2026 and bonding.<\/p>\n
Here are four quick and easy recipes to get family members of all ages involved in cooking.<\/p>\n
First you need to go to the bakery together to buy some brioches. Cut them open lengthways and spread cream cheese on them. Then add a thin layer of quince jelly and sprinkle some chopped nuts on top.<\/p>\n
This time, a trip to the fishmonger\u2019s to buy some sole: one 250\u00a0g fish for each diner. If you get the fishmonger to fillet the fish, you\u2019ll have less work to do. At home, you need to salt and pepper both sides of the fish, squeeze a little lemon juice over them and put them in a microwave-safe dish with four knobs of butter (or a good dash of olive oil). Cover the dish tightly with Clingfilm and, with the help of a grownup, pierce it in several places to let the steam escape. Cook for four minutes at 900\u00a0W and ask a grownup to take the dish out of the microwave using oven gloves and to remove the Clingfilm. If the fish isn\u2019t quite cooked, recover it and cook for another minute. Once it is done, serve with some raisins, pine nuts or a healthy salad.<\/p>\n
Make some balls of vanilla (or any other flavour) ice cream using a soup spoon. Spear them with a wooden skewer and cover them quickly in cocoa powder, along with pistachios or corn nuts, if there\u2019s time. Put the lollipops in the fridge for five minutes before eating.<\/p>\n
Beat four creamy Greek-style yoghurts with 200\u00a0g cream cheese, four eggs and 100\u00a0g sugar. Add the zest of one clean lemon and slowly add 40\u00a0g flour sieved from above. Mix well. Pour into a caramelised mould and microwave at 600\u00a0W until it sets.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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