Creative food fun for the kids
A casual lunch catchup with friends who have three young kids gets the creative juices flowing in trying to come up with a fun yet healthy dish for them. A quick search online comes across the Garden Octopus by Disney Family Fun. Very easy to make with capsicum, some dip and sliced black olives — make sure it has eight legs of course. We also some mushrooms so I came up with a Garden Centipede made with half cut button mushrooms, some dip, capsicum for the legs and sliced black olives for the eyes. The kids loved it and enjoyed eating them as well. Baby Isabelle was on board and is now 12 weeks and 3 days. She received her first ever Cadbury Chocolate Easter Bunny. Check out how their smiles match! It looks like Mommy and Daddy will have to look after this one for her until she's older — if it lasts that long.
Garden Octopus
Garden Centipede — would work well on a long platter
Isabelle meets the Cadbury Chocolate Easter Bunny — matching smiles
Isabelle meets the Cadbury Chocolate Easter Bunny — matching smiles
3 comments:
Love what you're doing with making foods more kid friendly :) There will be no porblems eating it if it looks good and something that they can recognise, well not so much Isabelle right now.. but eventually
hi tina, i hope to share many other great ideas for kids food once i discover them. you can pretend broccoli is like little trees — apparently they enjoy it better then :-)
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, she is such a cutie. :-)
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