Next I’m going to review the cookbook called The Spatulatta Cookbook by Isabella and Olivia Gerasole. The subtitle states “Recipes for kids, by kids, from the James Beard award-winning spatulatta.com website.” Read more »

When you’re making lunch for children, you can always use more ideas – so here they are! Read more »

These ideas of lunch for children probably work best if you are having lunch at home with your kids, but these could be adapted to packing a lunch for your kids at school.  You can make these or you can work with your children until they are able to make lunch for themselves and even you.  Pretty soon you Read more »

If you’re cooking with and for children you will need to know where your recipes are and how to find what you need – thus the need to organize recipes.

I’ve used many systems over the years, but the best system I have found is Read more »

With the Christmas season coming upon us quickly, I thought I would highlight some of the best cooking toys that you could get your children for Christmas to help encourage them to cook with you.  You can use these toys to inspire your children’s interest in cooking or you can Read more »

Cooking for children is a little more difficult sometimes than cooking for an adult. Your average adult will nod politely and find a way to dispose of unwanted food, where a child might protest loudly. Children and food can be a highly unpredictable combination.  Why is it that a children will eat chicken nuggets but sometimes not like a slice of chicken?   Read more »

As promised, here’s my tuna salad recipe. It’s not very fancy or complicated, but it tastes good to us. Make sure you always buy tuna Read more »