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Time to Make the Doughnuts

Nothing beats a fried doughnut for sheer sugary indulgence, but if you’re looking for a healthier alternative that’s also easy for kids to make (because heaven knows they don’t need to be playing around a fryer), Wilton’s Doughnut...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on May 18th, 2010, 9:00 am
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These Pancake Molds Are Out of This World

OK, we know it’s obvious, but if the wordplay fits… This three-piece set of pancake molds from Williams-Sonoma lets you turn ordinary batter into a sun, moon and planet (though we think the latter looks more like a UFO). Just place them...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Mar 18th, 2010, 10:00 am
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Encourage Your Cupcake’s Inner Culinary Artist

If your little chef likes to strut his/her stuff in the kitchen, maybe this Etsy treat is the perfect topping. This is the Yummy Pink Cupcake Apron & Chef’s Hat from Etsy seller, Key2Life. You can find a variety of fun fabric options including...
Continue reading » Posted by Cathy Hale on Feb 23rd, 2010, 3:00 pm
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Create Masterpieces on the Griddle with a Pancake Pen

For those lazy weekend mornings when you actually have time to get creative with breakfast, ordinary pancakes just won’t do. Of course, extraordinary pancakes don’t just make themselves, as anyone who’s tried to drizzle shapes using...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Jan 13th, 2010, 9:30 am
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Happy Looking Cooking Buddies

Fry up an egg and smile! These Pop Friend Spatulas are from Japan. There are three styles: Smiley Face, Frog and Pig. I think they are definitely different! Perhaps a neat gift for a kid who likes to cook? They are $12 each and made of heat-proof nylon...
Continue reading » Posted by Lisa Estall on Nov 17th, 2009, 1:07 pm
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Halloween Pancake Molds

If you’ve ever tried making shaped pancakes out of ordinary cookie cutters, you may’ve learned one of two things the hard way: Either the mix seeps out from the cutter’s uneven bottom, or (ouch!) the cutters get way too hot to touch....
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Sep 29th, 2009, 8:00 am
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Retro Apron For Little Chefs

Fall must be here – I’m fixated on cooking to warm up my chilly upstate NY home. And what’s the point of cooking without someone else around to enjoy it? Even if, in the kid’s case, the enjoyment comes from coating herself with...
Continue reading » Posted by jeannesager on Sep 17th, 2009, 11:07 am
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Rachael Ray Helps Kids Cut Up

Who said anything about giving the kids knives? They can still cut your prep work in half when you’re making dinner by cutting up veggies, herbs and more. This “Young Cooks Cutting Accessories Set” comes from the Rachael Ray from Furi...
Continue reading » Posted by jeannesager on Sep 16th, 2009, 2:29 pm
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Simplify Snack Storage with simplehuman Canisters

Store snacks, cereal and other goodies (your own coffee and baking needs included) in these space-saving slim canisters from simplehuman. An airtight seal helps to keep food fresh long after the kids have shredded the original bag it came in, and handles...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Sep 7th, 2009, 8:00 am
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This Pancake Griddle Really Bugs Us

In some cultures, a plate full of freshly cooked garden bugs would be breakfast in itself. Luckily for us, the folks at Nordic Ware realize that a plate full of fluffy, bug-shaped pancakes can be much more appealing. With this nonstick-aluminum Garden...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Sep 2nd, 2009, 9:00 am
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Wooden Condiments For The Wee Chef

Can Melissa & Doug do anything wrong? I don’t think so. Take a look at this wonderful wooden pretend food set, the Magnetic Kitchen Bottle Collection. Featuring products every kitchen needs like salad dressing, olive oil ,jelly mustard and...
Continue reading » Posted by Cathy Hale on Aug 21st, 2009, 3:00 pm
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A Play Set For Mini Top Chefs

For budding Top Chefs, this Melissa & Doug Kid’s Chef Role Play Set looks like you can really use it. For $30 you get a jacket, hat, oven mitt, wooden utensils, measuring spoons, and a name tag. I’d like to get my son involved in the...
Continue reading » Posted by Lisa Estall on Aug 21st, 2009, 10:58 am

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