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“Comfy Cooking with Kids” Ebook Giveaway and Promotion!

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By monthly contributor, Janelle Nehrenz from Comfy in the Kitchen

Hi Ladies! I am SO excited to introduce to you the ebook
“Comfy Cooking with Kids“

Today, I will be giving away 3 ebooks here for FREE!!!! Not only that, for Time Warp Wife readers only, I’m extending a 30% off coupon code until April 1st, 2014!

How to enter to win: 

  • Comment below sharing your children’s favorite recipe. Just a title is fine.
  • If you share this post on any form of social media, you’ll be entered twice – just let us know by posting a second comment!

* Giveaway will close at midnight on Friday. We’ll randomly choose two winners and announce them here on Saturday, March 30th. 

I pray you’ll enjoy using this book as much as I enjoyed writing it. As always, I will continue to pray for your families and the ministry you’re teaching them ….starting in the kitchen!
Love to you, Janelle from Comfy in the Kitchen.


“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”
~Benjamin Franklin

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Congratulations, Parents! You’re about to teach your children all about how to get “Comfy in the Kitchen!”

As you go through this e-book with your kiddos, you’ll teach them how to: Use many basic kitchen tools, incorporate simple cooking techniques, properly set a table, make delicious recipes the entire family will love, and even teach them how to clean-up afterwards! All of the recipes displayed are handpicked to be simple enough for small children to make with a parent and/or older children to make on their own. A variety of different cooking tools and techniques are highlighted to help your children gain cooking confidence.

Because cooking goes beyond just following instructions, “Food for thought” ideas are highlighted under each recipe giving you teachable moments to share with your children. Some examples include: “What is Shoe peg Corn? How do I separate an egg white from the yolk? And, why do we use oil rather than butter when we cook on high heat?” Who knows, maybe you might even learn a thing or two!

Gluten-free options are also available under each recipe to accommodate my allergy-suffering friends (hand raised!). So, here we go…. let those kiddos crack eggs, pour milk, measure, and make a mess. Did I say make a mess?! Ohhh, yes I did, but don’t worry, Mama- as I mentioned above, the kiddos will learn how to clean up the kitchen in the last chapter, they’ll even learn how to make their own cleaning supplies. Last, but not least, when the baking and cooking is done, make sure to sit down and take in those precious moments and indulge in the delicious creations you and your children have made together!

Example Recipe: Classic French Toast 

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Food for Thought: It’s easier to whisk eggs when you break the yolks first! Just poke them, then easily whisk together. *Gluten-Free Option: Use Udi’s GF bread.

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****Coupon Code for Time Warp Wife readers ONLY!****
Enter: timewarp during checkout
 and receive 30% off! Hurry offer expires April 1, 2014!
(Please note: This coupon code applies only to the checkout cart below, not for Amazon or Smashwords).

 

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*Also available on Amazon and Smashwords!

Comments

  9. My kida love homemade chicken strips! They love helping in the kitchen. Just last night my 2 yr. old son helped me make waffles for supper!

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  10. My munchkins favorite is meatloaf…..that of course is after chocolate chip cookies! Thanks for the chance!

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  11. I love cooking with my kids!! Austin’s fav is- homemade pizza. Hannah’s fav is applesauce and Madelyn’s fav is snicker doodle cookies. They do so well in the kitchen! I love it!!

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  13. My girls love to make cinnamon raisin crescent rolls. Not really the most homemade item, but they love to get their fingers messy, place out the raisins, and roll up the crescent rolls. They feel so big when they get to do the entire recipe!

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  14. My kids love homemade chicken strips! They also love helping cook! Just last night my 2 yr. old son helped me make waffles for supper!

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  22. My favorite is a recipe from my childhood that I now make with my kids….my mom always made a delicious chocolate chip cake with a cinnamon sugar topping.

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  26. my kids and I love to make chocolate chip cookies. The secret is to use mini-chocolate chips. You can fit way more chocolate in there that way.

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  27. Well I was unsure of this answer since we are just getting into a deeper level of beyond the box, so I asked my daughter and she said Spaghetti. Lol

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  37. My son’s favorite dish is an easy throw together meal. Chicken and rice quick soup. He loves simple foods and loves to help me in the kitchen even at only 2 years old. I would love some more ideas on how to teach him to safely help me in the kitchen more.

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  39. this is great. My kids love to be in the kitchen with me. My only problem is finding out what they can and can’t do at their ages. Even my youngest at 2 loves to be in the kitchen with me. My kids love my mac and beef. It’s like homemade hamburger helper. I have never cooked out of a box other than hard taco shells. The kids love when I get a wild hair and want to bake cookies. I have 7 children, 5 of them boys. Ages 17, 12, 9, 6, 5, 3,and 2. I shared this blog on facebook, twitter, and pintrest. You have a blest day

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  41. My 3 year old daughter’s favorite thing to do in the kitchen is bake banana bread with me. Thank you for a chance to win:)

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  46. Ah, Brownies, I take a package mix and then let them add extras depending on moods and time of year. I think I do this at least once every two months and just make sure I have two spoons for a small taste. My eldest is 8 and is showing great interest in the kitchen and what makes the yummy smells.

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  47. BTW, I liked and shared the post, love giveaways, especially for new cook books. Thanks for the opportunity!

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  48. My son and I LOVE to make coconut pannacotta together! He loves smashing the berries that go on top with the whisk! Oh, it can get messy but nothing a little stain remover and elbow grease can’t get out!!

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  49. My son is an extremely picky eater. So his favorite recipe is probably any COOKIE recipe. He likes to stir and he absolutely loves to eat the finished product.

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  50. I always LOVED making No Bake Cookies with my mom… especially because she let me scrape out the pan (after it had cooled!) and eat it ;0)

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  56. I love that this has GF options! We cook gluten free in our home. My children’s favorite recipe is Chicken Enchiladas with corn tortillas. 🙂

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  60. We love to make homemade mini pizzas on small individual cast iron skillets. They live doing that!

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  61. My kids LOVE chocolate chip cookies. We make a GF, DF, EF version and a regular version. It is so fun to watch their faces!

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  64. Both of my boys love making bacon and cheese omelettes. My oldest is always asking me to teach him to make different things. I’m sure we would be using this cookbook a lot ;o)

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  67. Mashed banana and cheerios (he’s only 8 1/2 months old, but I look forward to cooking with him and future children before I know it!!) 🙂

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  75. I am a boymom so you would think I get no help in the kitchen. Well, surprisingly, my boys love to cook. Their favorites are mac and cheese and any kind of dessert.

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  76. My daughter loves to make a chocolate buttermilk cake with mocha frosting. It is a recipe from my mother-in-law. And my daughter affectionately claims it to be quite “famous”.

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  86. My grandson is 5 &about a year ago I began having him help in the kitchen&he loves it. Mac&cheese is his fave&I see you have a homemade Mac&ch recipe in the book in your giveaway that we’d love to try. Hopefully we’ll get to. 🙂

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  110. Each kiddo has a favorite.
    Eldest- Mashed potatoes and pork chops with gravy
    Middle- Taco Soup
    Youngest- Fries and lettuce with Ranch LOL

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  113. My granddaughters and I love to cook together! I am teaching them how to cook and they love to make pies – pumpkin, pecan, or any other kind. I make my own pumpkin puree so they are also learning about that and the differences between canned and homemade. It has inspired to learn new recipes on their own.

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  116. Lobster bisque. I mistakenly introduced this to them, now they want it. Expensive taste for an 11 and 12 yo to have.

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  133. My 8 year old loves cooking eggs of any kind….her favorite she calls her famous eggs but she’s quick to tell you her sister taught her! 🙂 it’s actually her sister-in-law Erica whom she adores!

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  148. My kids love helping out in the kitchen no matter what it is I am fixing. I think my children’s favorite thing is taco salad because it has different things for all 3 of them to do.

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  149. My son’s favorite is lasagna.
    My daughters is spaghetti with garlic cheese bread
    My youngest is crunchy pork chops with cheesy potatoes

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  168. I need this book! The only recipe I’ve made with my kids is homemade play dough. I’m sharing this on Twitter too @kthieman

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  169. Exciting give-away!
    Favorite , healthy recipe with my boys was Surfin’ Salmon from Just for Kids by Publications International, Ltd.
    Sharing on Facebook.

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  170. Daughter likes to help with casseroles such as chicken-broccoli-rice, lasagne, and chicken enchiladas. Son loves desserts: cookies, berry cobblers, and semi-homemade doughnuts

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  173. My daughter LOVES Mac & Cheese! I’d love to have more time to cook in the kitchen with my children. That’s my goal!!

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  176. The love Rice Krispie treats, b/c it’s fun to play with your food 🙂 Next would be decorating cupcakes after we cook them and they love helping me with supper. I have some of the best kitchen helpers around.

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  179. My daughter loves chili verde, homemade of course. We chop and roast the veggies ourselves for the salsa verde before pureeing and pour it onver a pork shoulder in the crock pot. Cook on low for 4 hours then shred the meat, I put it in my kitchen aide mixer bowl with the paddle beater to easily shred the meat. Mix it back together in the crock pot and turn it to warm until you are ready to serve. Delish!

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  193. I accidentally created a coconut fudge drop cookie that my daughter refers to as ‘Coconut Extreme’. It was a complete experiment that turned out to be a hit with the kids.

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