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Starting toddlers/pre schoolers food workshops, suggestion please?

Mellors

By Mellors
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It would be lovely to have one where the children could join in to "Make their own pizzas" etc. Also generally how to make food fun - there are lots of ideas for things like finger foods in the Annabel Karmel books, but it would be good to see them in practice.


There are always people asking questions on here about baby led weaning as well (as opposed to purees etc), so that could be a topic.


Maybe how to do "family meals" that are easy recipes suitable for small ones, but acceptable for adults too. With printed recipes to take away.


I cook all our family meals from scratch and am always looking for inspiration, its easy to get stuck in a rut!

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