Cooking For Kids Easy Recipes – I recently rediscovered a cookie recipe that was popular about ten years ago when cake mix cookies were all the rage. This colorful confetti cookie recipe was given to me by a lady at our church who was very pleased that she was able to make cookies that my little girl could eat.
This quick and easy recipe is great for kids to make because it’s just a dump and mix recipe. Perfect for school parties or anywhere there are lots of hungry kids. The recipe makes three to four dozen festive confetti cookies, perfect for birthdays, carnivals, or even Easter!
Cooking For Kids Easy Recipes
The original instructions call for colorful fruit-flavored rice flakes, but this time I decided to try it with cocoa rice flakes, a chocolate version. My testers liked both varieties.
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I used a generic brand of cereal that is safe for our family. However, classic fruit crumbles, cocoa crystals or your favorite natural, dairy-free variety will also work.
I used the Aldi brand for the yellow cake mix, but Duncan Hines is another good choice. Other dairy-free and vegan 1-pound yellow cake mixes should work. However, vegan cake mixes that do not require eggs may have different results. And gluten-free cake mixes can be a tricky substitute. Their quantity and preparation may differ slightly from traditional cake mixes, which may affect the result.
In addition to eggs and vegan confetti cookies, I recommend trying a vegan egg substitute or aquafaba as a substitute. We haven’t tried it yet, but if you do, please leave a comment!
Sarah is the editor of Go Dairy Free. Her previous experience includes working as a copy editor for the Thoroughbred Times, a content writer for Travelago.com, and an intern at Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Sarah has been a “mommy blogger” for years, but now lives mainly on Go Dairy Free and Instagram. Our easy, no-fuss recipes are easy enough for kids to make on their own. Get the kids involved in the kitchen with frozen bananas, pizza crust or no-bake cheesecakes.
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Want easy, delicious recipes that require minimal adult supervision? These easy bites are the answer to your prayers. We have colorful sweet and savory treats that kids can eat without too much parental help. You may need to cook, microwave, or chop ingredients, but we’ve kept the complicated prep work to a minimum.
Turn your soon-to-be-bored bakers into mini-chefs. With our crispy pizzas, kids can decorate sweet apple pies, make quick ice cream or packed lunches.
Get more ideas for cooking recipes for kids from our main collection or find cooking projects with our cooking recipes for kids.
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Whether you’re planning an outdoor picnic or a pick ‘n’ mix style lunch, these easy apple donuts will make an eye-catching addition to any spread. Kids love to decorate and eat their fruit snacks, and the best part is that you don’t have to cook them. For younger children, the apples may need to be peeled and sliced, then spread and sprinkled on top.
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Make a rainbow pizza base from the prepared dough mixture. If you’re feeling adventurous, make your own base using our Egg Florentine Pizza recipe. Use any combination of fruits your kids like, the cinnamon base adds sweetness and spice.
Busy fingers can dig into our easy cobblestone recipe and whip up an afternoon meal using mostly cupboard ingredients. These delicious blocks only take 20 minutes to make – use mini marshmallows, nuts, dried fruit, popcorn or any filling of your choice. If your kids prefer, substitute dark chocolate for milk to mix the mixture.
Kids can really get stuck into whipping up the cookie base, mixing the filling, and decorating our No-Bake Orange Cheesecake. This family-friendly dessert is perfect for a weekend project and a great first step in cooking. It’s so versatile, try replacing the digestive base with ginger or chocolate chip cookies and the orange with lemon or berries.
A certified classic, everyone loves cornflakes. You will need four ingredients and colorful cupcake cases. Younger children may need help melting the chocolate, but let them mix the chocolate and refrigerate until you’re ready to eat.
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Kids and adults alike can enjoy these fruity chocolates! Bananas and slices of fresh strawberries make the perfect base for these sweet pops. Have the kids string fruit onto candy canes, then dip them in layers of yogurt and chocolate and sprinkle with hundreds and thousands of sprinkles. You can make them up to a week in advance and keep them in the fridge until ready to eat.
Swap your standard sarnis for these easy rolls filled with all your favorite fillings. Use a baked chicken breast, pesto, cheese and sour cream base and let the kids make their own lunch. The trick is not to overfill or it will be hard to wrap.
In the mood for something delicious? Our frozen pizzas are a delicious weekend lunch. Help the younger children pick or let the older ones pick their favorite vegetables. Diced peppers, cherry tomatoes, sweet corn and ham are perfect, just toss in the cheddar, grill for 3-4 minutes and serve up these salty masterpieces. No batter required, just thick crispy bases and any toppings.
No cooking, just a few ingredients and a delicious treat. Put away the tray of donut molds and update classic rice cakes with these customizable bites. No round shape? No problem. Place the chocolate chips on a baking sheet, then use pastry cutters to cut out donut shapes, the result will be the same.
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Little kids will love this recipe; part science experiment, part gourmet food. Double fold all the ingredients and make sure they are well sealed to avoid kitchen disasters. Shake or discard the bags of ingredients to turn the milk into ice cream, we recommend wearing gloves to prevent frostbite. After about 10-15 minutes, open the bags, pour into bowls and sprinkle with your favorite toppings. Well, we all know that cooking with the kids is a good thing, but sometimes we just don’t have the time (and maybe the patience) to cook with the kids.
It seems that most of us around the world stay at home with our kids for a while.
Some of us might be happy thinking about it, some of us might be thinking how can I entertain these kids, maybe teach them before they go out on the street.
It got me thinking that a collection of simple cooking recipes for kids might be useful for people.
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I know baking with kids can be stressful for some people. But if you take your time and are patient, you can kill several birds with one stone when the kids are home with you.
I called this collection Easy Cooking Recipes for Kids, but I have to admit, some of the recipes are NO COOKING. No-cook/no-heat recipes can be a great place to start when introducing kids to the kitchen for the first time.
This easy no-bake apricot muesli bar recipe doesn’t take much time and is a great snack for kids. Both regular and Thermomix instructions are included.
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Simple recipes are always the best and it doesn’t get any easier than these 3 Ingredient Coconut Noodles! Do not break the egg or beat the egg yolk!
These Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies are nicer and healthier than most cookies! Vegan, gluten-free and easy to make, it’s a win for busy families
Easy 4 Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies – A simple recipe with less sugar than most. These cookies are gluten-free, grain-free and dairy-free
This Apple Cinnamon Bread is quick and easy to make, flavorful, moist, and delicious! Made with only apples and flavored with cinnamon and nutmeg, your home will smell amazing.
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These refined sugar-free, gluten-free and vegan chocolate peanut butter energy balls are the tastiest and healthiest snacks for kids, toddlers and adults!
You need 3 ingredients to make these rolls. I used frozen blueberries for the filling, but any frozen berries will work.
A simple recipe for chocolate chip cookies. These chewy desserts taste like brownies and are a great nut-free snack idea.
Try baking cornflakes. These cookies are perfect for kids and are loved by adults and kids alike.
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Chocolate Wacky Cake is the easiest cake you can make! (No eggs, milk, butter, cleaning.) This is a surprisingly moist, delicious snack mix made with nothing but paper clips.