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The holidays are my favorite time of the year because it’s such an easy time to get my kids involved in the kitchen. There are so many fun recipes that little hands can help you make to start creating memories in the kitchen that last a lifetime. Here are 23 Holiday Recipes to Make with Kids!
Why Holiday Cooking with Your Kids is the BEST!
Cooking Together Rocks!: Whip up some holiday magic with your kids! It’s not just about tasty treats; it’s a chance to create awesome memories and teamwork in the kitchen.
Smart Fun in the Kitchen: Holiday cooking isn’t just delicious—it’s like a cool school for your kids! They’ll learn and have a blast measuring, mixing, and making yummy memories.
Chef Kids, Happy Hearts: Let your little chefs sprinkle creativity into your holiday recipes. It’s not just about food; it’s about building confidence and smiles in the kitchen!
When I think holiday cookie, my first thought goes straight to these Classic Spritz Cookies. Not only are they so dainty and pretty, they’re quite delicious as well.
Not only are these Christmas Tree Brownies delectable for the taste buds, but they are also so much fun to decorate together with your kids during the holidays!
We make these for Hanukkah every year and they're so simple (no oven required!). They're great for little ones who want to get their hands a little dirty and help flatten out the cookies.
Even smaller kiddos can help mix together the batter for these delicious Cheesy Popovers. Plus watching them puff up while they're in the oven is the most fun!
Making a batch of delicious Rugelach is a great kid-friendly holiday activity! Plus, these crescent-shaped goodies are perfect for gifting or just enjoying cozy moments together.
If sprinkles and chocolate are involved, you better believe my kids are on board! These Chocolate Covered Apple Lollipops are super festive for the holidays!
Any kid will love a warm mug of this Spiced Apple Cider. Let them get involved by helping squeeze the lemon juice and place the cinnamon sticks in the pot!
Nothing smells like the Holiday season more than gingerbread! These doughnuts are so much fun to make and the little ones can help you fill the doughnut trays!
I used to get my kids involved by telling them to "using their muscles" to squeeze the excess moisture out of the grated potatoes for these Potato Latkes. Get ready to flex!
I hope you all have a beautiful Holiday season with your families making some of these recipes! If you’re looking for more, try these 20 Festive Christmas Cookie Recipes! Let me know in the comments what you’re making and tag me on social media if you make any of these!