Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen!

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Hey there, lovely readers of Karin’s Kottage! Are you ready for a delightful dose of kIds get creative in the kitchen? My daughter Emily and I are teaching kids cooking classes again. This week, we dove headfirst into a kids’ cooking class that was an absolute blast. The kitchen was abuzz with excitement as little chefs-in-the-making whipped up some morning magic: waffled hash browns, air-fryer French toast sticks, and a homemade Orange Julius drink that was simply scrumptious.

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen! Karins Kottage
Eager creative kids ready to cook in the kitchen


Picture this: a group of eager youngsters armed with potatoes, graters, mini waffle irons and a sprinkle of imagination. Our mission? Crafting the ultimate waffled hash browns. But these weren’t your average hash browns – oh no! Our junior chefs learned the secret to crispy perfection.

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen! Karins Kottage

First up, the all-important potato prep: washing, peeling and shredding spuds and giving them a good squeeze to eliminate excess moisture (don’t worry, paper towels were our trusty sidekicks).

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen!

With a sprinkle of rosemary, salt, pepper, and a drizzle of melted butter, it was waffle iron time!

Speaking of waffles here is one of my favorite fall waffle recipes

The result? Golden-brown hash browns topped with a medley of shredded cheese and perfectly crispy bacon, baked to perfection in a 400-degree oven.

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen! Karins Kottage

Can you say ‘delicious’?

But the adventure didn’t stop there.


Making French Toast sticks


Next on our culinary expedition were air-fryer French toast sticks. We had the kids take a slice of bread and cut it into four delightful sticks, perfect for dipping and devouring.

Our mini-chefs cracked eggs with skill and added a dash of milk and cinnamon for a tantalizing batter. Into the air fryer they went, emerging as crispy delights ready for a drizzle of syrup.

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen! Karins Kottage

The air fryer magic worked wonders, creating a delectable treat that’s bound to become a breakfast favorite.

Kids in the kitchen whipping up Orange Julius


And what’s breakfast without a refreshing sip? Our young kitchen adventurers embarked on a journey to concoct the most delightful homemade Orange Julius drink.

Armed with a blender and an array of ingredients, they blended frozen orange juice concentrate, milk, sugar, vanilla, and ice cubes to create a velvety-smooth masterpiece. The result was an explosion of citrusy goodness that left everyone craving more.


Learning Kitchen Skills


As we wrapped up our kitchen escapades, it was heartwarming to see the joy and pride in the eyes of these young chefs. Not only did they master new cooking techniques, but they also discovered the joy of creating scrumptious dishes from scratch.

Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen! Karins Kottage

As the school bells ring once more, these talented kiddos are armed with culinary skills that will make breakfasts a breeze on busy mornings.

So, here’s to the power of culinary curiosity and the joy of creating delicious memories in the kitchen. Until next time, keep those aprons tied and your taste buds ready for another cooking adventure at Karin’s Kottage!


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Breakfast Bonanza: Kids Get Creative in the Kitchen!
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  • Prep time: 5 Minutes Cook time: 10 Minutes Total time: 15 min
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Ingredients

  • 1 Russet Potato
  • 1/2 tsp rosemary
  • 1/2 tsp black pepper
  • 1/4 tsp salt
  • 1 tsp butter
  • grated cheese
  • 1 tbsp sour cream
  • bacon crumbles
Instructions

Make your waffled hash browns
wash, dry and peel your potato
Using a grater, grate your entire potato into a small bowlUsing a paper towel squeeze grated potatoes until dry. This allows the potatoes to get crispy in the waffle iron. Add your seasonings to the grated potatoes and mix until combined.
Cook potatoes in waffle iron
Preheat your waffle iron, brush with butter on both sides of waffle ironPlace your entire amount of shredded potatoes onto the waffle iron. Close the lid. (It will be a bit overstuffed but as it cooks the potato mixture will compress. Bake in waffle iron for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Serve with grated cheese, cooked bacon bits and sour cream if desired.
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