Scoop up this fresh salsa with your favorite chips, serve on top of simply cooked chicken or fish, or pile on top of a green salad. Feel free to add whatever produce you have on hand: fresh herbs like cilantro or basil would be delicious. Bell or spicy peppers would also be a great addition. Click here for our Simple Roasted Corn recipe or substitute canned sweet corn in this recipe instead.
This recipe was developed by Happy Kids Kitchen for Veggie Buds Club. "Learn to Love Veggies" Tip
Watermelon is a great fruit for children to practice their knife skills on because it's very "soft". Have them dice the watermelon using a kid-safe knife or butter knife then mix all of the other ingredients together for this sweet and savory dip.
Roasted Corn and Watermelon Salsa
Author: Happy Kids Kitchen
Scoop up this fresh salsa with your favorite chips, serve on top of simply cooked chicken or fish, or pile on top of a green salad. Feel free to add whatever produce you have on hand: fresh herbs like cilantro or basil would be delicious. Bell or spicy peppers would also be a great addition.
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This sprouting activity is great because it is quick and the corn sprouts grow very tall, both of which will keep the attention of your little ones!
"Learn to Love Veggies" Tip
Growing your own veggies can be so rewarding for kids and it is a great sensory activity for toddlers too. Research shows that kids are more likely to try new veggies if they know they have grown them themselves!
You can often find dry corn cobs at garden or hardware stores (it is used for feed for wild animals). You can also find decorative Indian or ornamental corn at farmers markets and grocery stores during the fall season.
Dry corn cob kernels are corn seeds! Corn is actually a type of grass that has been cultivated over the course of thousands of years to resemble today's modern corn. Notice that the corn sprouts look just like grass! How to Sprout a Corn Cob
Author: Veggie Buds Club
This sprouting activity is great because it is quick and the corn sprouts grow very tall, both of which will keep the attention of your little ones!
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Notes:This is simply a fun growing activity! We do not recommend eating the corn sprouts. Did you make this recipe?
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