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Basic Recipes to teach your daughter Conversion Charts
Cooking Terms
Kitchen Safety for Kids
Kitchen Substitutions
Oven Temperatures
Pan/Dish Sizes
Recipes that Kids Can Make
Stocking your Kitchen
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Cooking Skills
When I started college, I didn't even know how to really boil eggs, so I wanted to make sure that my daughters knew how to cook at least the basics.
In the cooking skills section, there are all links to all kinds of resources from cooking terms, to kitchen safety to basic recipes.
Basic Recipes to teach your daughter
Some things sound so easy or we have been making them for years that we might forget to teach these.
Conversion Charts
Cooking Terms
Cooking Terms Glossary (offsite)
Cookbooks take it for granted that the terms they use are understood by everyone. This can be frustrating for beginners and some experts alike.
Cooking Terms Definitions (offsite)
Kitchen Safety
Kitchen safety lessons and resources for kids.
Kitchen Substitutions
Handy ideas when you realize you don't have a certain ingredient in the midst of cooking (but of course you'll teach your daughter to read the recipe through first) or as you prepare to make a dish. Links to loads of sites with food substitutions.
Oven Temperatures
Oven Temperature Conversion Chart
Pan/Dish Sizes and Conversions
Sizes of Dishes and Baking Pans
Cake Pan Size Conversions from All Recipes.com
Pan Sizes and Equivalents from The Old Farmer's Almanac
Recipes for Kids to Make
Let's All Cook's Recipes for Kids
Nice collection of recipes that kids can make themselves. The directions written for kids to follow
Another neat site I just recently stumbled on. Blog format, with lots of neat recipes that kids will love to try to make.
Stocking Your Kitchen
What are some good things to have in the kitchen? Find out here.
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