Thanksgiving is the perfect holiday to spend time with the family… But if you are like most moms, you’ll be posted in the kitchen before the big day. To make sure you aren’t hovering over the stove alone this year, we’ve found a couple of easy Thanksgiving recipes you can make with the kids! Have fun getting involving them in the kitchen and getting them hands-on with making the food. Gettings kids to cook is a fun learning experience where you can teach them about the food they’re making, kitchen safety, and preparation techniques. Not only that, imagine the pride they will take in sharing their creations with the family.
We’ve scoured the internet for these great recipes, and we hope that you and your kids will enjoy them!
Three-Cheese Mini Macs
Anything big made small is ultrafun for kids, and these quick, one-bite mac and cheeses are the ultimate example. Make your favorite macaroni, then break out the muffin tin – let the kids do the scooping!
Check out the recipe here: Three Cheese Mini-Macs
Rice Krispie Turkeys
This is a crafty little treat for kids to make and will bring life to any Thanksgiving spread. With a rice krispy body, twizzler tails, and marshmallow eyes this easy treat is sure to please.
Check out the recipe here: Rice Krispie Turkeys
Pumpkin Pie Play Dough
Ok, so this one isn’t edible… But it is easy, fun, and most importantly, it smells delicious! This recipe is perfect for those little ones that aren’t quite ready for baking.
Check out the recipe here: Pumpkin Pie Play Dough
Pumpkin Pie White Hot Chocolate
This recipe won’t keep the kids busy for long, since it only takes about 10 minutes to make; then again, that could be a good thing. Pumpkin and white chocolate is an amazing flavor combination and when used in hot chocolate, it makes for a great way to stay warm on cold winter days.
Check out the recipe here: Pumpkin Pie White Hot Chocolate
Mini Peach Raspberry Pies
This recipe takes advantage of fresh, seasonal fruit with easy steps along the way that kids can follow. Switch out the fruit for some of your favorite berries, and even add ice cream if you like.
Check out the recipe here: Mini Peach Raspberry Pies
Candy Corn Popsicles
These are both nutritious and delicious! All you need is a little orange juice, pineapple juice and yogurt. Or switch it up with your favorite juices (just don’t expect it to look like candy corn *wink*). These are great to make the night before Thanksgiving.
Check out the recipe here: Candy Corn Popsicles
Turkey Leg Treats
Here is another adorable rice krispy treat recipe! Just add Scooby-Do graham cracker sticks (p.s. they’re shaped like dog bones!) and some sprinkles for this easy snack.
Check out the recipe here: Turkey Leg Treats
No Bake Nutella Cheesecake
I’m going to repeat this ladies: No. Bake.
We aren’t trying to replace the classic Pumpkin Pie, but if you’re looking for something a little different this year, this recipe is definitely a winner and it couldn’t be easier to make.
Check out the recipe here: No Bake Nutella Cheesecake
S’Mores Pops
If I had put these in order of ease, this would definitely be at number one on the list. These ridiculously cute s’mores pops are always a crowd favorite and there’s no need for a camp fire. Guarunteed your kids will want s’more.
Check out the recipe here: S’Mores Pops
I hope that you found this helpful, and know that Avian Kingdom wishes you a very happy Thanksgiving!
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