Your Kid Can Make Dinner Tonight. No Knife Skills Required.
Five short videos that teach kids to run the Instant Pot and slow cooker, start to finish, by themselves.
Dinner, Handled by a Kid
The Instant Pot and the slow cooker are the two most kid-friendly appliances in your kitchen. No open flame, no hot pan to flip, and no chopping if you pick the right recipes.
Which means a school-aged kid can put dinner on the table, actually on the table, while you do something else. Even the beginner recipe is a real meal, not a snack.
That’s what this SkillLab teaches: how each appliance works, how to use it safely, and four family dinners kids can make without help.
Finally a simple, easy to understand, thorough way to learn how to use the IP! You’re awesome & solely responsible for canceling my fear and bringing the pot to life after collecting nervous dust for a year. Our tummies & clocks thank you!
– Julie, Oklahoma
It was a fun rainy day activity and our results came out great. My kids 9 and 11 were proud of their final product. I like the explanation of how the Instapot works and the safety measures.
– a Kids Cook Real Food mom
What Your Kid Will Make
- Gluten-free Instant Pot mac and cheese, the beginner recipe (there’s pumpkin hiding in it)
- Instant Pot lentils and rice
- Slow cooker BBQ chicken
- A basic beef roast
Every recipe works in either the pressure cooker or the slow cooker, and we teach kids how to adapt any recipe from one to the other.
The Food Is All From Scratch!
Did I mention that this is Kids Cook REAL Food?? You can expect nothing processed, no junk, just whole foods recipes to help build your kids’ new love of vegetables and your whole family’s nutrition.
Instant Pot Mac & Cheese (Gluten-free!)
Instant Pot Lentils and Rice
Slow Cooker BBQ chicken
Basic Beef Roast
Inspiration
The All-Kid video introduces kids of all ages to the Instant Pot and the slow cooker, and takes the fear and mystery out of both.
We encourage them to:
- find meals they love
- play around with flavors
- read the recipe all the way through before they start
By the end, “I made dinner by myself” sounds possible. That’s the point.
Knowledge
We go “science geek” for older kids:
- how a pressure cooker actually works
- which meals do best in a slow cooker or a pressure cooker
- why some meat needs to cook so long
Then we get practical, with strategies for kids who don’t have knife skills yet to make any slow cooker or pressure cooker recipe by themselves.
Demonstration
3 step-by-step videos with 4 recipes:
- Beginners (ages 2 to 5): gluten-free Instant Pot mac and cheese
- School-aged kids: Instant Pot lentils and rice, slow cooker BBQ chicken, and a basic beef roast
Every recipe works in either appliance, and we show kids how to switch a recipe from one to the other.
Printables cover raw meat safety, an Instant Pot guidebook for kids, and a tough-meat cheat sheet.
What’s Included
- 5 videos: an all-kid intro to both appliances, plus step-by-step recipe lessons for beginners (ages 2 to 5) and school-aged kids
- A science-geek lesson for older kids on how a pressure cooker actually works and why some meat has to cook so long
- Strategies for kids who don’t have knife skills yet to make a whole dinner solo
- Printables: raw meat safety, an Instant Pot guidebook for kids, and a tough-meat cheat sheet
- Skimmable lesson plan PDFs for the grown-up
- Downloadable videos to play anywhere
Everything is from scratch, real food, no junk. It’s Kids Cook Real Food, after all.
Teach Kids to use an Instant Pot or Slow Cooker
Easy Lessons, Done For You
- 5 video lessons
- 4 real-food dinner recipes kids can make without knife skills
- Printable recipes, safety guides, and lesson plans
- Downloadable videos, access never expires
$30
We know you’ll love this…
but we offer full refunds for any reason anytime within the first 30 days of purchase, so you can be sure.
You really get a chance to try it out thoroughly. No worries about buyer’s remorse!
When we had baby #5 this past spring, both boys (7 and 10) could make dinner on their own or together with little to no help from me. I can’t even begin to tell you what a HUGE gift that was to me.
Way to go keeping up with the times and teaching that children can safely use an InstaPot.”
Hand Over Dinner
Five videos, four recipes, and a kid who can say “dinner’s ready” and mean it.