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Summary: Learn tips for cooking with kids and adding salt to recipe mixes in this free video series on making cooking fun and safe for kids.

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Katalin Toth Katalin Toth is an experienced mother of two children. She is a professional English teacher who is teaching English creatively to toddlers, nursery and schoo... read more

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Helping Kids Add Salt to Pancake Mixture

Hi, I'm Katalin I'm the creator of Creative English in Hungary. We are here on behalf of Expert Village. Now, we are going to show you how we can cook with children. We are going to make some pancakes. The thing that you need to point out is the checking of the expire date so before cooking always check the expire date on all the ingredients. Ok, now it's about time to put some salt in it. It's probably better if the parent or the adult puts the salt in it because you just feel how much you need. And it's according to your taste. Sometimes children put in too much salt or sugar if they don't have the measurements. But if sugar probably, could you please put in one tablespoon of sugar in it. Ok. Good. If you like it more salty or more sweet then of course you can add more sugar or salt. After mixing the salt and sugar in it, your pancake pastry is ready. Leave it to cool for about half and hour, an hour. And then we can make the pancake. So could you please cover it with a piece of napkin? If you have place in the fridge then you can put it into the fridge as well for about half and hour. But it doesn't make too much difference.

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