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What’s your favorite thing to cook as a ...
What’s your favorite thing to cook as a family with young kids? I’d love to have the little ones more involved in meal prep!
25w
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Catherine Davis
16w
cafeteria tacos
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My kids loved them! Let them grate cheese, chop tomatoes and lettuce etc. I know the premade shells might seem old school in an inferior way but this recipe which includes a simple liquid base with onions and garlic to thicken the meat makes them so good.
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Melanie Bell
19w
At Home
host cooking competitions
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We used to have cooking competitions when my stepkids were younger. They had to help plan the menu, shop at the grocery store, and cook the meal. Sometimes we had themes, sometimes it was just random. It’s one of the things they talk about the most from our time together. 👩🍳
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Andrea
19w
Dinner
salmon en papillote!
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Even very young my kids loved packing the individual servings for this. And fun to have a dinner that you unwrap?! As they get older they’ve been helping with chopping and zesting. We always did a Gwyneth Paltrow recipe with salmon, thinly sliced fennel, shallot, lemon zest and sliced lemon, capers, olive oil, salt and pepper. This Bon Appetit version looks great too!
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Keek
25w
Migas
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Breakfast for dinner. Make at home migas (à la Veracruz al Natural) or a waffle bar w/fruit. Get the good Sonoran tortillas.
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Grier
25w
One-Pot Chicken Meatballs With Greens (Yasmin Fahr)
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I love making low-lift herby meatballs (bite sized!) and rice for the kids 🍚
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Harrison
25w
Everything drawer
Make pasta!
$154.95
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We’re big fans of making pasta messes 🍝
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Chris Mueller
25w
Stanley Tucci Inspired Maria Rosa Tomato Sauce
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We love this simple recipe - the kids can help chop vegetables and, with adorable aprons and some light supervision, can handle the messy tasks of squeezing the canned tomatoes and stirring the pot. We prefer to some other marinara recipes that are more onion-forward because, let's face it, my kids don't want to chop onions. Be sure to let the pot simmer for a while with a healthy dose of salt. If it's done right, this sauce is sweet and mouth-wateringly delicious.
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