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3 Fun and Fabulous Thanksgiving Food Art Recipes for Kids | DIY Thanksgiving Recipes for Kids

Get ready for Thanksgiving fun in the kitchen with Maisie Rockz Recipez! In this video, kid Chef Maisie shares 3 fun and fabulous Thanksgiving food art recipes for kids that are perfect for young chefs who want to be part of the holiday cooking. Learn how to make: Adorable pumpkin energy bites – a healthy, kid‑friendly treat Cornucopia rolls – a festive and creative Thanksgiving bread idea Fruit kebab turkeys – colorful, tasty, fun, and sure to draw attention These are all easy Thanksgiving recipes that kids can make themselves. They are visually appealing for the holiday table, and simple enough for little hands to help. Whether you’re looking for Thanksgiving snacks for kids, kids thanksgiving recipes, healthy holiday recipes for kids, DIY food art ideas, or simply Thanksgiving recipes kids can cook themselves, this video will inspire creativity and bring smiles to your family feast. 👉 Subscribe to Maisie Rockz Recipez for more fun kids cooking tutorials, healthy recipes, and creative food art ideas! ~Find our new cookbook "Chef Maisie's Pumpkin Patch Cookbook" on amazon! (one of these recipes is straight from the book!) https://www.amazon.com/Maisies-Pumpki... The ingredients you will need are: Pumpkin Energy Bites- -1/3 cup pumpkin pureé -1/2 cup nut butter (or sunflower butter for those with allergies) -3/4 cup oat flour -1/3 cup maple syrup -2 tsp pumpkin pie spice -1 tsp vanilla -pinch of salt plus 2 Tbsp white sugar and 1 tsp pumpkin pie spice for the toppings Cornucopia Rolls- -1 cup warm milk (we used soy, but any milk will work) -2 Tbsp white sugar -2 tsp active dry yeast -2.5 cups all-purpose flour -1/2 cup melted butter (we used plant-based, but again, any will work) -pinch of salt -tin foil Fruit Kebab Turkeys- -a red pear -long wooden skewers -at least 5 of your favorite fruits -candy eyeballs (or paper if you don't have any) -a carrot -pretzel sticks