Cooking with Kids – How to Make Gluten Free and Dairy Free Disney Waffles – Episode 1

Cooking with Kids

On our first episode of Cooking With Kids, we made Disney waffles with my daughter Kaylee age 8, and her friend Clairie age 9, and a little help from Mom.  Kaylee chose to make gluten and dairy free (GFDF) Disney waffles served with apple wedges, jam, syrup, and fresh squeezed orange juice (from Tropicana) to drink.  Kaylee planned the whole meal, got the ingredients out of the pantry and helped to get everything ready.  As you can see, these kids are good cooks and love to spend time in the kitchen having fun and being silly.

On today’s episode, you can see we have an audience of 5 year olds that are quite lively.  Not to mention, I’m an amateur videographer and I didn’t turn the viewfinder toward myself (but I made sure we could see the kids!).  On the next episode won’t have my head partly cut off.

To watch us making the waffles together, check out our video here:

Items used in this episode are

• Mickey Waffle Iron
• Princess Belgian Waffle Iron  TIP:  Spray it well with cooking oil and the waffle won’t stick like ours did
• Cherrybrook Pancake and Waffle Mix (comes in a pack of 6)
• Almond Milk

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