Chef Boyardee The Little Chefs Project e-book!
I’m so excited to share the fabulous e-book I was able to help create along with a group of my fellow bloggers and TheMotherhood. The The Little Chefs Project e-book features a collection of tips, tricks, and recipes and turned out to be a great resource that I’m proud to have been a part of! This project was inspired around topics on helping to encourage and enjoy family time together in the kitchen. Check out the great topics you’ll see inside:
- Chapter 1: Feel Like a Kid Again
- Chapter 2: Teachable Moments
- Chapter 3: Everyday Fun
- Chapter 4: Family Time
- Chapter 5: Fun with Flavors
- Chapter 6: Family Traditions
I was a contributor for the “Fun with Flavors” chapter, here’s my tip: “To help my picky eaters be more willing to eat the foods we have prepared, we have learned to slowly and consistently introduce new vegetables. My husband loves cooking with peppers, onion, garlic, spinach, and tomatoes. My kids would see something they weren’t used to eating and immediately say they ‘didn’t like it’. However, we have continued adding in these ingredients and now they are so used to seeing them in the recipes we prepare that they are used to them and some they have even come to like!”
To celebrate the fun tips featured during each of the six chapters, TheMotherhood will be hosting a series of Cook-Along live chats! Every Thursday from now through November 15th at 2:00 pm ET you can join in on the fun and chat with some of the great bloggers behind each of the chapters.
Disclosure: I received Chef Boyardee samples and a stipend for my participation in this project with TheMotherhood. The opinions expressed above are my own and any claims should be verified on the sponsor’s site.
I would like to try the Braided Spaghetti Loaf
I would love to try,
Pepperoni Spaghetti Bake
Many ways to teach when you cook with a child.
taco roni sounds yummy!
The bacon ranch chicken pizza sounds real good.
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I learned you can work different subjects into cooking like math, science, culture, history etc.
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Assign everyone a task while preparing a meal 🙂
I would love to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza – thanks!
I like the tip on having a child and adult cook contest while camping
the pepperoni spaghetti bake
I like how the book points out so many ways that cooking and what they learn in school have in common
I def want to try the Beef Ravioli Pizza cups recipe featured in the book!
I would love to try the bacon ranch chicken pizza
I learned that there are many teachable situations when you are cooking with the kids
I would like to try the Italian Ravioli Skillet
the bacon ranch ckicken pizza sounds good for use to try
I learned that you can work math, science, culture, and even history into kitchen time with your Little Chefs.
Create a scavenger hunt with the recipe ingredients, this encourages logical thinking skills.
I would like to try the Hawaiian Ravioli Skillet.
I’d like to try the Chicken, Bacon, Ranch Pizza.
Thanks for the chance!
I learned how to make Beef Ravioli Pizza Cups with Tomato Basil Salsa.
Thanks for the chance!
i want to try the sloppy-roni sliders recipe
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it would be fun to have an adult vs kid cookoff
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id love to try the
Easy, Peasy, Mac and Cheesy, Kickin Pot Pie
I like the tips about feeling like a kid again. have kid vs. adult cook-offs, sing songs, get silly, make a mess and more
Beef Ravioli Pizza Cups with Tomato Basil Salsa
I have to say I really like the cook off idea.
I’d like to try the Chicken, Bacon, Ranch Pizza.
I like the idea of a kid vs adult cook-off.
I’d try meatball minestrone soup littleheathen9109 @ Yah00 d0t c0m
Would love to try the Bacon, Ranch, Chicken Pizza.
I learned that you can use cooking as a teaching tool like learning the Alphabet and reading!
Meatball Minestrone Soup
I would like to try the recipe for Hawaiian Ravioli Skillet recipe.
I loved the tip for an adult vs the kids cookoff!
Taco Roni looks like something my kids would love!
Assign each child a day to be Sous Chef is a great idea/tip!
I want to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza
I can use cooking lessons to teach my kids the alphabet.
I learned that there are many things to teach children while cooking with them.
I’d like to make Deelicious Artichoke Mac and Cheese.
I learned how to make Beef Ravioli Pizza Cups with Tomato Basil Salsa
use a bowl with a non slip bottom, so the kids don’t tip the bowl – good for me too!
I’d like to try the recipe for pasta fagioli.
love to give this gift to my granddaughter and a fan of the bacon ranch chicken pizza
I would like to try the bacon ranch chicken pizza
I learned that my children can learn there alphabet while cooking
the yaco-roni
The Taco-Roni looks good 🙂
“Dinner tastes better when you cook it together.”
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Braided Spaghetti Loaf
I learned to premeasure ingredients beforehand when cooking with my kids.
I learned to talk to your kids about spices, it can also be a geography lesson!
The recipe I want to try is Braided Spaghetti Loaf
I’d love to try the Ravioli Florentine Soup.
I like the idea of fun with flavors and trying to get your kids to try new ones.
The mini ravioli taco bake looks really good!
Amber Porter
Italian Ravioli Skillet
Deelicious Artichoke Mac and Cheese
I want to make the Italian Ravioli Skillet.
Easy, Peasy, Mac and Cheesy, Kickin Pot Pie
One tip I like is to use a bowl with a non slip bottom, so the kids don’t tip the bowl!
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I think the Smackaroni sounds awesome!
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I would like to try the Braided Spaghetti Loaf
I learned, that you should use a mixing bowl with a non-slip bottom. It’s easier for kids.
I like A Mom’s Take on FB as Kathy Newsom Davis.
I learned about & like the recipe Smothered Thick Cut Chops With Au Jus Gravy
I would love to try the Ravioli Lasagna.
It’s all about pizza- the pizza recipes are good, I would try those
I like the apron idea- this would work with my daughter since she is so into fashion.
I’d like to try the
SloppyRoni Sliders recipe
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I learned that they pick up ideas from twitter and facebook friends!
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Bacon ranch chicken pizza sounds different I bet the kids would just love that !
Have a cook off with child vs. adult. Encourages creativity & trying new foods.
I like the tip to provide a child with an apron special for him or her to make the cooking experience meaningful.
SloppyRoni Sliders recipe is my choice!
mmmm artichoke mac n cheese sounds yummy!
i liked using cookie cutters to make the kids sandwiches in fun shapes
You can associate history with foods items to better remember.
Their recipe for Deelicious Artichoke Mac and Cheese looks delicious.
I love the tip about kids love aprons. I need to find one for my daughter!
Beef ravioli pizza cups sound yummy & would be fun to make with my DD
I’d like to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza recipe!
I learned that my daughter can learn her alphabet while cooking!
Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza OR Taco Roni 🙂
create even more precious, memorable times in the kitchen with your kids!
cheeseburger-roni
Teaching kids letters when cooking
I’d like to make the Hawaiian Ravioli Skillet recipe.
I learned Little Chefs are more likely to eat foods that they helped you to make.
Artichoke Mac and Cheese Recipe looks awesome!
Having a buffet style dinner with salad, pizza, or sandwich ingredients engages each child and increases the likelyhood they will eat dinner.
The bacon ranch chicken pizza–yum!!!!
You can include letters while cooking!
i’d like to try the bacon ranch chicken pizza recipe
I’d love to make the
Toasted Ravioli Pizza Pockets recipe.
I liked the tip to compile recipes from extended family to make a family cookbook. Great idea! Thanks!
Dinner tastes better when you cook it together
Taco-roni sounds delish
i like kids can be learning the alphabet while helping in the kitchen
I would like to make
Taco-roni.
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Tip I learned: Encourage your children to share their recipe ideas.
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I’d love to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza
Patience is a virtue when cooling with Little Chefs!
I like the Chef Boyardee Recipe for bacon ranch chicken pizza, all ingredients of which kids seem to like with out a fuss and know they are eating good
http://www.chefboyardee.com/recipes-Bacon-Ranch-Chicken-Pizza-6390
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creating new recipe ideas with your kids, easy ones so they like getting involded in the process and its a fun exsperience for them, with you both to enjoy
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Kids can learn their letters while eating:)
I’d love to try the Pepperoni Spaghetti Bake!
Italian Ravioli Skillet is something that would be a hit in my family.
I like the tip of including two traditions when you have a mulch-cultural family. And also the tip of not feeling obligated to continue traditions that no one seems to enjoy…
I would like to try the Artichoke Mac and Cheese!
I’d love to try the Memphis-Style Mac and Cheese Sandwiches.
A tip I learned is to start simple!
I’d like to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken Pizza and also the Ravioli Lasagna. Their recipes are easy so that’s a big plus for me. Thank you for the really cool giveaway! 🙂
I like that how Chef Boyardee came together with 40 talented moms and their families to write the book on cooking with kids. Thank you for the great giveaway!
I’d like to try the pepperoni spaghetti bake – http://www.chefboyardee.com/recipes-Pepperoni-Spaghetti-Bake-5617
I would like to make Ravioli Lasagna
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Dinner tastes better when you cook it together
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Don’t be afraid of a mess I need my husband to read that one LOL.
I would like to try the Ravioli Lasagana
a tip i learned – -pre-measure ingredients when cooking with little kids to make it easier for them to help and let them feel more independent
mk clean up line
pizza ravioli pockets
I would try the Braided Spaghetti Loaf
Puree vegetables and add to another dish you are making
I’d like to try Easy, Peasy, Mac and Cheesy, Kickin Pot Pie 🙂 *Thanks* for the giveaway!
I would like to try the Cheeseburger-roni recipe 🙂
A tip I learned, use cookie cutters on pizza dough and make fun shapes for your pizzas 🙂
easy mac and cheese pot pie
kids can learn their letters while eating
I would like to try the Pepperoni Spaghetti Bake
I learned that you can make a family clean up line, that make clean up fun and easier.
I’d like to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken pizza.
i learned kids can learn their letters while eating!
I would like to try the Braided Spaghetti Loaf.
I love the tip: to have your kids play kitchen outside until they are old enough to help you inside.
I’d like to try the Bacon Ranch Chicken pizza.
I like the tip to compile recipes from extended family to make a family cookbook 🙂
I love the smoothie tips! My kids love making smoothies with me!
i’d like to try ravioli florentine soup recipe
i learned kids can learn their letters while eating!
I like the
Easy, Peasy, Mac and Cheesy, Kickin Pot Pie
Use time in kitchen to strengthen skills such as math
I would love to try the Beef Chow Mein-aroni!
I like the tip about making smoothies with your kids. My son would love that!
I would love to try the Italian Ravioli Skillet
I love the tip of finding the little things that kids can do such as setting the table or adding onions to the saucepan and the adding ingredients to a salad
I would like to try the Smackaroni Salad.
I like the suggestion of having a scavenger hunt with the various items you need for a recipe.
Read a tip .. get your children play kitchen things and let them pretend
to prepare dinner then when their old enough include them in the real
thing.
I would like to try the Braided Spaghetti Loaf.