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Holiday traditions bring family and friends together in the spirit of the season. If you haven’t asked your family for help with baking before now, why not start a new tradition? Turning your kitchen into a branch of Santa’s workshop is a wonderful source of family fun during the holiday season. It’s a warm way to welcome the holidays, to recreate holiday memories and to enrich your family’s quality time together.
These ideas from the Land O Lakes Holiday Bakeline are sure to bring smiles to kids of all ages and can be enjoyed by everyone — even your littlest angel. But if trouble arises in the cookie workshop, never fear. Bakeline operators are standing by with assistance at 1-800-782-9606 from now until Dec. 24, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (CST), seven days a week. All Bakeline callers will receive a free Land O Lakes Bakes You A Star recipe leaflet, filled with dazzling holiday treats and quick baking tips.
Let it dough, let it dough, let it dough
For a first holiday baking project, try a simple butter cookie recipe that can be decorated with colorful icings and decorator candies. Start by teaching your future master bakers what the ingredients do in a recipe. For example, sugar, salt, spices, vanilla, and extracts add flavor. Flour is usually the main ingredient, adding structure and body. Butter makes cookies tender, crisp and flavorful. Baking powder makes baked goods rise, as does baking soda. Eggs make the cookies soft and add volume.
Many cooks today began their kitchen careers by baking cookies. It’s never too soon or too late to begin a family tradition of holiday baking. Getting kids involved depends on their age and ability to comprehend what they are doing. Be sure to communicate to younger children that bakr
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