Baking with Toddlers Season 1

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How to make Gummy Animals Kids love gummy treats. So why not make your own, using ingredients that you know are healthy and good for your little one? Anna and Elle show you how to make strawberry gummy animals and the fun you can have cutting them into the animal shapes.

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How to make Baked Apples Instead of making the traditional apple pie, Elle and Anna are whipping up baked apples, with a mouth-watering-good crumble on top. So easy and fun to make, as well as incredibly tasty!

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How to make Thumbprint Cookies These brown buttered cookies are not only to die for, but the process of making the thumbprint and filling it with your favorite topping, is incredibly fun to do with the family. Anna and Elle definitely had a blast making these.

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How to make Spiced Pumpkin Cornbread Anna and Elle spice up the traditional cornbread with this flavorful spiced pumpkin cornbread that will go great with any dish. Or even on its own as a snack on a rainy day.

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How to make a Brownie Ice Cream Cake Anna and Elle crack eggs and smiles as they make this over the top ice cream cake.

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How to Make Jam Tarts This is an easy and fun dessert to make with your family. All it consists of is a simple 1-2-3 dough and your favorite fruit jam. Then with your left over dough cut out small animal shapes to top it off. Seriously, it's that easy and it tastes yummy!

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How to make Baked Zucchini Cheddar Bites The older my daughter Elle gets, I find it harder to get her to eat her veggies. So I made these tasty savory Baked Zucchini Cheddar Bites as the perfect way to hide veggies in her food. Try these out on your kiddos. I promise you and your kiddos will enjoy them.

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Gluten Free Strawberry Oat Cookies Watch out, these cookies are so good that you will totally want to grab another one. A lot of my friends are gluten-free or have egg allergies, so this is the perfect cookie for just that, not to mention its incredibly healthy using all natural ingredients. By Elle's response with the finished cookie, I think you'll agree and want two, too!

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How to Make Fruit Roll Ups Why not try these one-ingredient, all natural, fruit roll ups? They're perfect for the kids when they are on-the-go or something sweet in their lunch boxes. Watch Elle and Anna show you how we use Elle's favorite fruit, the mango, and turn it into an easy and delicious roll up.

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Caramel Apples Two Ways With the fall holidays approaching, Anna and Elle show you how to make delicious caramel apples two different ways. There's the classic dipper apple and the sliced version. Anna and Elle also show you how to step up these delicious treats with creative decorating.

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Pumpkin Waffles Flashback episode to when Elle was 9-months old and helps Anna for the very first time in the kitchen. When Anna gives Elle three options for breakfast, Elle picks a can of pumpkin puree. Never to turn down a challenge, especially by her infant daughter, Anna whips up these yummy pumpkin waffles that also happen to be gluten free!

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How to Build a Gingerbread House It's the holiday season which means sipping on hot chocolate, nibbling on cookies, and building gingerbread houses. Elle and I get messy in the kitchen as we build and decorate this holiday tradition. And remember, it's not always about how great the gingerbread house ends up looking, but the fun bonding you have in the process.

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Fudge: A quick and delicious recipe Fudge should be enjoyed all year long and not just the holidays. This quick and easy recipe will give a batch of delicious chocolate fudge that will have your friends and family asking for more. Flashback episode, featuring Elle's first appearance, at 5-months old, cooking with her mommy Anna. Enjoy.

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Baked Apple Donuts Elle and Anna have been craving apples lately so they decided to make a light and fluffy baked donut - made with big ripe fuji apples. These are so easy and yummy to make that you won't mind getting your kitchen messy in the process.

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Cake Pop Hearts You don't have to wait for Valentines to make these heart shaped cake pops with a message of love on the front. You can make these throughout the year to surprise a loved one or simply place in your kiddos lunch, reminding them of your love. Elle had so much fun making these treats that you might lose count of how many times she says, "Elle eat that now!"

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Birthday Cake Popcorn Balls May 3, 2017 Everyone loves a sweet and delicious popcorn ball, so Anna and Elle put their unique twist and made popcorn balls that taste like a yummy birthday cake.

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Confetti Biscotti Jun 2, 2017 Elle and I used fun colorful sprinkles to make this super easy and delicious confetti biscotti. Plus, Elle is quite the hilarious chatterbox, talking about her recent beach trip and claiming to speak Chinese?!