Play it safe and prepare and cook these recipes with an
adult. Learn to use kitchen tools and appliances correctly before
you try to cook on your own. Cooking can be combined with studying
literature, history, world culture, science and math!
Avoiding Hotel Food
AN A TO Z ARTICLE
How to survive at a homeschool conference with starving children
in a hotel room where all the food is way too expensive for your
budget. By Nancy Friedland.
Edible Landfill Recipe
AN A TO Z RESOURCE
How to assemble a model landfill to learn how a modern trash
dump works.
Gory Goodies
AN A TO Z RESOURCE
Drinks,
Dips,
Snacks, & Appetizers, Breads,
Main Dishes,
Desserts and Other Good Ideas
Beans:
Versatile, Economical and Nutritious
Amidst the incomplete sentences, algebraic equations, hands-on
history projects and baskets of laundry that miraculously seem
to multiply in the course of a homeschooling parent's day, there
is the ever-present need to feed a hungry family. By Christine
Gable, HEM M/A 06.
Cafe Zoom
Recipes kids are sure to like and be able to make for themselves.
From the PBS Zoom tv show.
Cooking
for home educators
Help mom cook tonight! Tips and recipes this British homeschool
family likes best.
Cook
hotdogs with the Sun in minutes
In this section we will show you how to make a powerful solar
concentrator that can cook four or five hotdogs in minutes.
Cookin' Kids
Recipes (of course!), cooking safety tips, cooking terminology,
and letters and jokes from readers. Reader participation is encouraged;
we love to get recipes and jokes.
Cooking for Engineers
You'll enjoy this site because it has lots of photos of each
step in the cooking process. There's an illustrated ingredient
dictionary, so if you aren't sure of the difference between
a shallot and a leek, you can see it here.
For Great Cakes, Get the Ratios Right
Experienced cake bakers would never dream of trying to bake a
cake without first "doing the math" to make sure that
the ingredients are in balance. Having the right proportions
of flour, eggs, sugar, and fat makes all the difference.
Homemade Butter
Shake cream in a jar to make your own butter. Spread on a muffin
for a real or imaginary tea party.
Honey Magic
You can make a shake, you can make a snack. Just start with honey
and you can make magic!
How to Read a Recipe
No matter what you like to read, you're in luck when it comes
to reading recipes for kids - they're almost always easy to read
and simple to follow.
Incredible Edible Chemical Landfill
Our edible landfill will represent all the chemical waste in
the USA today. Proper treatment of the waste will be represented
by equal share of the jello mold and consumes it, there will
be none left at the end of the period. Whatever material remains
will continue to be a problem for future generations.
The Incredible Edible Map
Perk up geography with a project the whole family can sink their teeth into: an incredible, edible cookie map of the United States, complete with chocolate chip mountains and blue frosting rivers swimming with gummy fish. It's fun, easy and a learning adventure from start to yummy finish! By Audrey M. Smith, HEM N/D 07.
A Japanese Cookbook For Kids
Recipes for dishes that are popular with school kids in Japan
and are a cinch to prepare.
Kids Birthday Cakes
Themed recipes, pictures and decorating ideas. A perfect way to celebrate the end of a unit study, say, about the beach, outer space, or dinosaurs and more.
Kids
Cooking - Recipes
Free recipes from many lands, sorted by age level and difficulty.
Kids
Cooking - Whole Food Market
These recipes can be made very fast and they taste great. Before
you start, be sure to check with Mom or Dad that it is OK for
you to use the stove, sharp knives, and the blender.
The
Mia Mango 5 A Day Recipe Inventor
Just select your favorite foods and this Flash site will deliver
a recipe you are guaranteed to enjoy.
Pear Bear's
Healthy Kid Recipes
We sent PearBear into his pantry to develop fun and easy recipes
for you to use with USA Pears.
Pioneer
Cooking: Johnny Cakes
Johnny Cake, Journey Cake, Corn Pone they are all basically the
same thing. This bread is most commonly called corn bread today.
Corn and corn meal (ground, dried corn kernels) was a staple
of the early American diet.
Pioneer
Cooking and Recipes
The main items pioneers kept on hand for cooking were corn, wheat,
salt, sugar, molasses, and honey. Here are listed recipes using
these items.
Plant
Parts Salad
Leaves, stems, flowers, fruits and roots: we eat them all! Make
a salad with a variety of plant parts.
Popcorn
A whole site just about popcorn! How to buy it, cook it, and
eat it! Even books that feature popcorn in some way. A unit study
about popcorn, you could say.
Science
of Cooking
Here you'll find recipes, activities, and Webcasts that will
enhance your understanding of the science behind food and cooking-and
may even make you a better cook!
Soup of the Evening,
Beautiful Soup
This site is for the kid in all of us, especially those that
love a good, heart soup. Recipes, soup in the news, songs with
soup lyrics. Great fun!
Spatulatta
A James Beard award winning website that features kids teaching
kids how to cook healthy meals.
Sunmaid Get
Cookin' Together
Clever raisin recipes to make with kids.
Tillamook
Recipes for Kids
Hey kids! Welcome to your recipe section! It's full of delicious,
easy-to-make dishes we know you'll love. So, check with your
mom or dad, and then pick out something that looks good and give
it a try! Good luck!