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Double layer 6" vanilla cakes to celebrate a sweet girl's seventh birthday! What can we cook up with your young chef and friends?

It's a buttercream kind of Sunday!

Turkey Day Task #2 - Ice, Ice Baby
1. Give kiddos an assortment of diced fruit and herbs (or let them do the dicing, depending on age). Great options include pomegranate seeds, mangos, berries, apples, rosemary, or thyme.
2. Encourage kids to dream up fun combinations of the fruit and herbs, and add them to empty ice cube trays.
3. Fill the trays with water and freeze for a festive holiday drink addition!

Turkey Day Task #1 - Butter Making
1. Using a Tupperware or glass jar with a secure lid, fill the container half full of heavy whipping cream.
2. Ask your kiddos to shake the container until they can't hear or feel any liquid moving (roughly 4-6 minutes, depending on jar size).
3. Open the container and pour off any remaining liquid.
4. Transfer the butter to a small dish and place on your Thanksgiving table!
(Optional: Kiddos can snip some chives or pick some thyme leaves to make herbed butter. Simply mix the herbs into the butter. Fancy!)

Thanksgiving is a great time to involve kids in the kitchen where they can take some tasks off your overflowing plate. Put them to work, we say! Each day for the next 6 days, we will share a simple, realistic way to include the kiddos in this Superbowl of meals. And please share ideas of your own!

The weather is getting cooler, and parties are moving indoors. Only TWO Saturday spots left in 2016 - December 10th and 17th! Send a message today to secure your birthday or holiday celebration date!

Saturday pasta making adventures with a group of amazing young chefs! Cheese ravioli were the star of the menu! What can we cook up with your WeeFoodie?

Peanut butter buttercream adventures!

Announcing a special party option available throughout October... Haunted Halloween Ghoul Houses! Young chefs will construct and decorate their own frightening dwellings...how spooky can they be?! Email or call today to reserve a party time!

"I wholeheartedly believe that cooking is up there as one of the most valuable skills you can teach a child, right alongside reading and writing."
- Jamie Oliver

Cooking with kids – how to get them involved - Jamie Oliver | Features I wholeheartedly believe that cooking is up there as one of the most valuable skills you can teach a child, right alongside reading and writing, says Jamie

WeeFoodies at the Mt. Airy Village Fair today! What can we cook with your young chef?