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How To Decorate A Cake
How To Decorate A Cake
by Christine Matthews
Baking with the Cake Boss: 100 of Buddy's Best Recipes and Decorating Secrets
Baking with the Cake Boss: 100 of Buddy's Best Recipes and Decorating Secrets
by Buddy Valastro
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Cake Pops: Tips, Tricks, and Recipes for More Than 40 Irresistible Mini Treats
Cake Pops: Tips, Tricks, and Recipes for More Than 40 Irresistible Mini Treats
by Bakerella Angie Dudley
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1,000 Ideas for Decorating Cupcakes, Cookies & Cakes (1000 Series)
1,000 Ideas for Decorating Cupcakes, Cookies & Cakes (1000 Series)
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Frosting Perfection Secrets Revealed - Create Your Home Based Cake Decorating Business (Cooking eBook with Easy Navigation) + Free PDF
Frosting Perfection Secrets Revealed - Create Your Home Based Cake Decorating Business (Cooking eBook with Easy Navigation) + Free PDF
by A. Douglas


Clever Cakes - Cooking With Your Kids

Kids love to help and it makes them feel clever when it comes to cooking cakes. Getting them involved early is a good way for them to learn responsibility and cooking cakes is a clever skill they can use in life.

 

Cooking with kids can also be a time of bonding for child and parent.

Kids can help in various ways; age appropriate tasks are best.

Your younger child cracking the egg may not be the best choice. However, if you crack the egg open and let him/her put the egg into the bowl it can make them feel that they have truly helped.

Kids love to taste test.

There’s nothing more delightful to a child then being able to lick the beaters after you’ve made a bowl of chocolate frosting. Kids learn by getting involved.

A little icing on the fingers and cheeks won’t hurt them. But, the time you spend with them cooking will last a life time.

Showing kids simple things they can do will make them feel important. Using sharp utensils isn’t the best idea, but, letting a child roll a ball of dough in their hands and placing it on the cookie sheet plays with all their senses.

It’s a way of having fun with your children, and the fun thing about cooking with your kids is, that they are learning a skill, they just don’t know it!

Cooking with your kids and as a family is a great way to keep your children talking. Keeping them involved in things like cooking lets they know you think they are special.

Don’t fret about the little messes the clever little ones make, enjoy the thrill of watching them taste their cake creation. Remember this moment always. Kids grow up in a hurry, giving them something special to remember is clever and cooking cakes with them is a memory they will take with them through life.



 

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Blessed are the geeks, for they shall inherit the Earth. Well, that's not really the gospel truth, but one has to wonder, considering the rate at which we are advancing in the world of technology. By the time some new gadget lands in stores, it's been replaced by a newer, fancier model back in the lab.

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How to cook perfect ginger cake - The Guardian (blog)


The Guardian (blog)

How to cook perfect ginger cake
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New year brings new business venture, craft project - Nashua Telegraph


New year brings new business venture, craft project
Nashua Telegraph
“I have just finished classes (at Michael's) for cake decorating, and I would love to start my own business at home” says Lucy L., of Nashua (LTR 2877). “I am a stay-at-home mother of a 4-, 3-, and 2-year-old, and seven months pregnant.

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