Baking with kids

Looking for something to do on a snowy Saturday? Grab some sprinkles and get the kids involved in decorating these festive candy bars.

This make-ahead dough will be your holiday savour. Prepare the dough now and then freeze it until that holiday bake sale or unexpected guest pops up.

Holiday baking doesn't get much easier than these no-bake haystacks. Seriously, even the most baking-challenged can master these crunchy, peanutty treats.

This granola is made with love and other tasty ingredients, too!

With only three ingredients, these melt-in-your-mouth cookies will be your go-to last-minute quick and easy holiday bake sale fix.

Win the bake sale, the birthday party and life in general with this simple upgrade on a classic. You will never eat a regular one again.

This strawberry rhubarb crostata screams "springtime," and it's easier to make than you'd think.

We definitely couldn't do that when we were her age. Kids these days are amazing.

Forget making muffins and instead cook up these tasty mini blueberry pies, which make for a fun (and easy) weekend baking project.

This recipe for DIY chocolate hazelnut spread taste better (and is better for you) than its store-bought counterpart. Kids will love helping to make it!

Puff pastry is the real hero here, allowing you to get these pretty asparagus and goat cheese tarts on the table in just 30 minutes.

Unexpected party, bake sale, cookie cravings: All of these are no big deal thanks to that freezer stash of oatmeal cookie dough you’re about to whip up.

The top is the best part of the muffin, right? Enjoy this cheesy cornbread tops with a steaming bowl of chili on top of soup, or snack on them as they are.

Switch up the white chocolate in these squares for your kid's favourite stir-in ingredients, like dark chocolate or peanut butter chips.

Take your brownie game up a notch with a shot of espresso and a sweet swirl of cream cheese.

Whether it's for a birthday party or a a snow day activity, this cute pull-apart snowman cake is fun to build and to eat.

Looking for a way to use up that abundance of apples you picked? Try these simple turnovers. The pastry is light and crisp and the filling is delicious.

Hand-forming these fortune cookies while they're warm is a bit tricky. Bake them in small batches and work quickly.

Make chocolate peanut butter balls just because: because it’s delicious, because it’s easy, because it’s fun. And because why in the world wouldn’t you?

This easy recipe is a bake-sale saviour. It delivers on chewy, chocolate chip cookies, without having to bake multiple sheets.