Family Fun: Parent-Child Cooking

Tree House Kitchen wishes you great enjoyment and family feasting fun on your March Break.

Pictured here are family fun, parent-child cooking teams creating homemade, Asian inspired coleslaws; roasted vegetable stacks with delicious Greek yoghurt and lemon zest dips; sloppy, slow-roasted pork sliders with in-house spice blends; and, handmade, roasted corn tortillas!

This year much was learned, with family bonding and lots of creative thought. Come to another family fun, parent-child hands-on cooking class* before March Break 2016 to see what we and you can do best (or book a private, family-fun class). Amazing memories are created during parent-child cooking classes.

*Update: We’re so proud of the work we’ve done in our hands-on teaching and dinner party classes. Working with you, our clients has played such an important part in the new direction of Tree House Kitchen as a food literacy company, specializing in problem-solving skills and resources for busy families and community-members, like you! We hope you enjoy reading about our past classes, and also where we’re headed in 2017, and beyond. 

I am also teaching kids’ cooking classes for free at Hamilton Farmer’s Market. Check out their cooking class schedule.

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