Kitch'N Giggles is the meal kit to gets kids cooking healthy dinners! Getting kids involved in simple, plant-based meal prep helps set them up for a lifetime of healthy habits that are good for their bodies, and good for the planet.
Each week we break down a recipe to show you how you can get your children engaged and excited about being in the kitchen. Our demo videos go along with our collection of fully illustrated recipe cards, available at www.kitchngiggles.com/downloadable-recipes/
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They add the water into the container. So first they pour out the tomato puree, then use the container to measure out the water. Plus it gets all the puree into your soup.
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This was such an odd way of describing this. It’s called ‘Mise en place’ (MEEZ ahn plahs) is a French term for having all your ingredients measured, cut, peeled, sliced, grated, etc. before you start cooking.
Many home cooks are not familiar with that term, so that way of cooking. I'm usually just throwing everything together as fast as possible TBH. And the stuff starts to clutter up.
ok, i’ll agree with your knife hand. but your food hand is all wrong. curl your fingers in so your knuckles are pointing towards the blade, even touching the blade is fine. this will naturally have your finger tips back and away from the blade and you should never get cut.
You're absolutely right! I don't curl my fingers under until I get the blade closer because it's not comfortable for me. But that is definitely the better, safer way to cut.
