So Emma and her grandmother took a shovel, went to the back yard and literally buried her first cooking disaster. Fortunately, Emma's flop didn't stop her from cooking more. If you're a kid or teen-ager and haven't started cooking yet, summer may be the ideal time to start. We talked to some young people who are already cooking to find out how they got started, what they enjoy about it and which recipes are their favorites. Otherwise, you might find yourself burying the experiment in the back yard.
Some kids get the yen to cook early.
The two of them would putter in the kitchen making cookies, banana bread and muffins. Over the years she learned to make full-course meals. The table, which her sister helped decorate, had a nice green tablecloth, flowers, balloons and place cards. It made me happy because everyone liked it. He had done some cooking projects for Cub Scouts, but they were not as exotic as these.