Welcome to this weeks Kids in the Kitchen, This week the Little Man helped me make Soda Bread, which is really easy and quick to make, and it involves kneading, and kids love kneading. It was such a lovely loaf that I’ve decided to enter it into the Bakespiration competition.
Last week, Little Miss T showed us how she makes Naan Bread over on the Beesley Buzz. Thank you for joining in and I hope that there will be others joining us this week as I’d love to see what everyone is up to in the kitchen with their kids.
If you would like to know more about Kids in the Kitchen and why I started the linky you can read all about it here. Sometimes it feels like a task to get the kids in the kitchen, and it can be very very messy. It’s all worth it though because they have so much fun and are learning all the time. My mum never cooked with me (although I did do a little baking with my nan) and when I left home to get married at 19 (I know, I was a bit young!) I did not have a clue. My husband had to teach me everything, even how to boil an egg. It’s funny, he was watching me decorate a wedding cake a couple of weeks ago and commented on this! I guess I’ve learnt a lot in the thirty years since. (eeek!) I digress a little…what I’m trying to say is, I want my kids to be able to cook, it is, after all, a very useful skill to have.
So do come and join us, find some inspiration and encourage your kids to cook with you, you won’t regret it.
Soda Bread
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| The Little Man was proud of his loaf |
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| so delicious with gooseberry jam |
That looks lovely, I've linked up with a recipe that's packed full of fruit and all bran 🙂 thanks for hosting x
Thank you, it's great to have you on board x
love the fact you don't need to leave it to rise. That is often the bit where kids lose insterest and don't want to go back to finish off so this solves that problem! Will definitely be trying this one. x