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A New Year’s Resolution Worth Keeping


Admit it – you have, at one time or another, made a New Year’s Resolution that you didn’t keep. We are all guilty. In order to solve this problem, we make one of these promises to ourselves:

I won’t ever make a New Year’s Resolution again!
Next year will be […]

Christmas Gifts for Cooking Kids


I’ve already gotten the question about what my children want for Christmas. Knowing that one loves to cook, and hoping the other two will love it when they get older, I’ve been putting together a wish list for my cooking (and aspiring mini chef) kids. Here are some must-haves for your little sous chefs:

Cookbooks for […]

Expatriate’s Kitchen in Weblog Awards


A big congratulations to Beth Bader! Her personal blog, The Expatriate’s Kitchen, is a finalist in the 2007 Weblog Awards. Voting ends tomorrow (11/8), so check out her site and then show your support by casting your vote.

Healthy Handfuls - Organic Snacks on the Go


It can be disheartening to think of the endless parade of snacks targeted at kids. Colorful packages, creative characters, and flavorful snacks full of unhealthy fats and sweeteners are dangled in front of our little ones. Luckily, a couple of moms have teamed up to offer healthier options for packaged snacks to be enjoyed on […]

KidsHealth for Kids


With visions of mountains of Halloween candy dancing through my daughter’s head, I thought this would be a good time to remind her of healthy eating habits and the importance of good dental care. For the most part my children are very healthy eaters, but when faced with a bucket full of sugary goodness, […]

A Heroic Cooking Contest


Do you watch Heroes? I missed the hype when this show started last year, but I’ve started watching the first season on DVD, and it seems pretty entertaining so far. Not necessarily little kid friendly, but a nice option for teens and adults.
One of my favorite characters on the show is actually a kid — […]

Win a trip to meet the Spatulatta kids


A few months ago, I told you about Spatulatta, the web videocast where two girls make interesting recipes. If you haven’t checked it out, you need to head over there right away. Your kids will love watching these two other kids prepare recipes. Plus, Isabella and Olivia are funny, and their themed recipes are often […]

For Convenience Sake


I prefer to cook at home as much as possible every night (no kidding)… and from scratch using the freshest ingredients (if you’re going to cook, it might as well as good). But once in a while, when the workday happens to be super long, and my wife and I are just too tired to […]

Culinary Couture for Kids


My daughter got into cooking right before Christmas, and soon after informed me how crucial it was that she have an apron and a “cooker hat.” It was a little too late to depend on online ordering in time for Christmas, so I began a frantic quest to find a child’s size apron.
First of all, […]

Blogging from McDonald’s


We don’t write much about McDonald’s here at Kid’s Cuisine… mostly because we tend to focus on healthy, interesting food, and McDonald’s doesn’t so such a great job at producing anything meeting those criteria. However, a story I read today seems worth blogging about — McDonald’s has started a new program called Moms’ Quality Correspondents. […]