[Sca-cooks] Mission Impossible

[Angelfire]

having a six year old and a 3 year old who both like to help I agree with the
mixing, stirring battering and all things not involving hot ovens, yes it
will be slower and a lot messier, but the faces are worth it, you do also
have to fight to lick spoons and bowls, but mine can handle just about
anything

Have fun

Elizabeth A Heckert wrote:

>    Okay, IMF Cooks, should you accept this mission, you will help prepare
> (in fifteen years or so!) a handsome single male cook!
>
>    I have started looking after my kindergarten age nephew after school.
> He has consistantly pestered to help cook at dinner, but gets too
> distracted.  (His cousin, the telly, etc.)   Today we made a sucessful
> batch of muffins, as his cousin is at day care, and the telly's on boring
> old CNN!
>
>    Being child-less myself, I'm a little at a loss to know what your
> average five-year old can handle as far as cooking goes--for example, we
> were putting the tins in the oven, and his arms are too short to reach
> the racks easily (Doh!)
>
>    Any suggestions?
>
>    Elizabeth
> Tempus est, erat, non est.
> (Time is, Time was,  Time is not.)
> --inscribed on an English sundial.
>
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