Kids Cooking Lesson: Peanut Butter Balls
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Today I am excited to bring you another post in the kids cooking series that my daughter and I are doing. We made one of our FAVORITE recipes and have another printable visual recipe for you, too! Â This time we made peanut butter balls. These are made nearly every week in our house. They are the perfect afternoon snack for kids or grownups because they are packed with good for you ingredients. Plus, get into the Back to School spirit with the fun BTS Sparkle Paper Towel print from Dollar General!Â
We love cooking in our house and my kids are all eager to learn to make many of our favorite recipes. Â I love it when they know how to cook, but let’s face it, kids are definitely not the cleanest cooks in the kitchen. We are working on the cleaning up skills, and paper towels are my favorite tool.
Kids Cooking Lesson: Peanut Butter Balls
Want your kids to learn some fun basic recipes? Let them watch this video and use the visual recipe to make their own peanut butter balls!My daughter & her cousin have so much fun making this recipe.
Using the visual recipe, it is easy enough for young kids to follow along and create their own delicious foods! Â See our previous Visual Recipe for German Pancakes.
How to Make Peanut Butter Balls:
Ingredients needed for this recipe:
BTS Sparkle Paper Towels
3 c. Oats
1 c. Peanut putter (we use creamy, but chunky works fine, too!
1/2 c. Ground flax seeds
1 tsp. Vanilla
1 Tbsp Cocoa powder
3/4 c. Honey
1 c. Chocolate Chips
Start by mixing the dry ingredients: oats, flax seed, and cocoa powder. Add in the peanut butter, honey and vanilla and mix well. It will be a very thick dough. Last add in the chocolate chips. Roll into balls about 1 1/2 inches to 2 inches in size.
That’s it! Â Â They are tasty, and everyone loves them!
DOWNLOAD the Visual Recipe NOW!
More Recipes for Cooking With Kids:
Kids Cooking Lesson: German Pancakes
Kitchen Science: Homemade Hard Candy Lollipops
Kitchen Science: Homemade Butter in a Jar
Check out this course that helps teach your kids to cook:
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