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Top 10 Mother's Day treats for kids to make
Posted at 12:02PM, 15 March 2012 by Lily Barclay - Writer, bbcgoodfood.comIt might be tradition for kids to knock up a little inedible surprise on Mother's day - in my house it was always "so good it had to be saved until later". But with a little help, the smallest of hands can create something homemade and truly scrumptious.
Breakfast in bed
Breakfast in bed is a classic winner as mum can have a much-deserved lie in while the kids help out in the kitchen...
Baked dippy eggs
This fun, easy recipe has been specially created for children aged 3-6, so you can be kitchen assistant to their head chef - just remember to tow the line or you might find yourself sacked from the kitchen.
St Clement's rise and shine
This refreshing juice is bound to make breakfast that extra-bit special, serve in a pretty jug on a tray for that added sparkle.
St Clement's rise and shine juice
Easy cheesy frittata
This simple but scrummy recipe is designed to get children aged 5-9 involved in the kitchen - you can sit back and watch them knock up a relaxed, celebratory brunch, well almost.
Emily's plate-sized pancakes
Who can resist a generous, fluffy pancake? Let the kids get busy choosing and setting out a variety of toppings - blueberries, bananas and maple syrup are some of our favorites, it is Mother's Day after all...
Emily's plate-sized pancakes recipe and more topping ideas
Gifts
Not much can beat a homemade gift, and if anyone is going to appreciate a self-made creation it has to be mum. Help the kids spoil her with an afternoon tea of homemade cakes or get them busy in the kitchen whipping up truffles and treats.
Lemon curd & blueberry loaf cake
This fruity, springtime cake only needs twenty minutes of preparation - so should keep short-attention spans fixed. Kids will love burying the blueberries in the batter too.
Lemon curd & blueberry loaf cake recipe
Bitter chocolate truffles
These decadent truffles look beautiful, take just minutes to prepare and don't involve any cooking - try experimenting with different coatings for the creative young cook.
Bitter chocolate truffles recipe
Tutti-frutti rounds
These pretty tutti-frutti rounds will look lovely in a homemade gift box, and they don't involve any cooking so kids will have a blast creating these from start to finish.
Chocolate brownie cake
Our fail-proof chocolate brownie cake takes just minutes to make, and the whole family will love this gooey, chocolate treat - just make sure mum gets the biggest slice.
No afternoon tea would be complete without some generously buttered scones with lashings of cream and jam - this simple recipe can be rustled up in no time and kids will love stamping out the scones and painting them with egg wash.
For more recipe ideas check out our Mother's Day collection, as well as our recipe collection for kids cooking.



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