Fun Desserts - Making Dirt Cups
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Anna Reeves is the founder of Tiny Chefs, Inc, a company which provides interactive cooking parties and classes for children ages 4 to14. Anna was inspired to create Tiny Chefs by combining her experience teaching young children with her passion for cooking and baking. Tiny Chef's cooking classes and birthday parties support Anna's philosophy that children deserve the opportunity to explore food, nutrition, and cooking at their individual pace of learning. Anna grew up as a child baking with her mother and trying out new recipes for friends and family. As an adult she continues to grow her skills through various cooking and baking classes. Anna has obtained a M.S. in Reading and Literacy from Walden University, as well as a B.S. in Elementary Education from College of Saint Rose. She has been teaching elementary school for 8 years, and is currently a kindergarten teacher at Norwood School in Bethesda, Maryland. For the past 4 years Anna has taught enrichment cooking classes to children ages 5 to 9 at Norwood School.
Fun Desserts - Making Dirt Cups
Hi, I am Anna Zeccolo with Tiny Chefs. Today, we are making Fun Desserts for Kids. We are going to make Dirt cups next.
Fun Desserts - Making Dirt Cups
Ingredients
1 four serving package of vanilla or chocolate pudding
2 cups of milk
2 cups of whipped topping
4 or 5 Oreo cookies
Instructions
1. Whip up the pudding and the milk with a whisk for two minutes. Add in the whipped topping and fold it in.
2. Place the cookies in a plastic bag, seal it and then crush the cookies into small pieces.
3. Layer the pudding and cookie crumbs in a glass and then top it with gummy worms.
Transcripts
Hi, I am Anna Zeccolo with Tiny Chefs. Today, we are making Fun Desserts for Kids. We are going to make Dirt cups next. The ingredients for Dirt Cups is one, four serving package of vanilla or chocolate pudding, two cups of milk, and two cups of whipped topping. In order to make Dirt Cups, you need to whip up the pudding and the milk, with a whisk for about two minutes. It's perfect for kids, because they get to stir a lot and each child gets to stir. As you are stirring your pudding mixture, you want to keep stirring for about two minutes and then you'll know you are getting close, as the pudding starts to thicken a little bit. When you reach that point, you now want to add in your whipped topping. Just flop it in and go ahead and fold that in. When thats all combined, then we are ready to crush our Oreos, and layer our Dirt Cups.
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