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Before you start cooking with your child

Part 1.
Safe cooking without fire

1.
Seasoned green laver with fermented soybeans
2.
Acorn Jelly Salad with Soy Sauce
3.
Tofu and Peanut Sauce Salad
4.
Spinach with sesame sauce
5.
Eggplant and perilla leaf salad
6.
Stir-fried tofu and seaweed
7.
Cucumber and seaweed salad
8.
Cucumber Tangtang
9.
Cucumber Crab Salad
10.
Shrimp and Pine Nut Sauce Cold Salad
11.
Quail egg sauce
12.
Chicken breast sesame salad
13.
Soy sauce bibim noodles
14.
Sesame oil buckwheat noodles
15.
Acorn jelly bowl
16.
Cabbage wrap
17.
Crammy Spring Roll
18.
Cobb salad
19.
Caprese Salad
20.
coleslaw
21.
Macaroni salad
22.
vegetable pickles
23.
Cherry Tomato Marinade
24.
Eggs Benedict
25.
potato salad
26.
Folded kimbap
27.
Small kimbap
28.
Tofu and fried tofu sushi
29.
Kimchi powder anchovy rice ball
30.
Avocado Egg Sandwich

Part 2.
Warm cooking with mom

1.
Tofu Scrambled Eggs
2.
pork cutlet
3.
Dongrang-daeng
4.
Bean sprout beef rice
5.
Ratatouille
6.
Zucchini sausage pancake
7.
Beef and cabbage stew
8.
Stir-fried cockles
9.
Beef Sushi
10.
Menbosha
11.
Perilla leaf dumplings
12.
Corn and Sweet Potato Dumplings
13.
Potato Cheese Balls
14.
Pumpkin Egg Slut
15.
Pumpkin Gratin
16.
Shrimp Pineapple Fried Rice
17.
Fig Pizza
18.
Soy sauce bibim noodles
19.
Oatmeal Chicken Tender
20.
Spinach Quiche
- Making tart shells

Part 3.
Making Nutritious Snacks

1.
Egg bread
2.
Egg toast
3.
Tofu Carrot Donuts
4.
Oatmeal Banana Muffins
5.
Blueberry Yogurt Muffins
6.
Corn Cheese Scone
7.
Rice Cooker Carrot Cake
8.
Sweet Potato Steamed Cake
9.
Whole Wheat Pumpkin Pound Cake
10.
Soufflé Cheesecake
11.
Injeolmi Tiramisu
12.
Bread hot dog
13.
French Pie
14.
fruit sandwich
15.
Churros
16.
Tofu cookies
17.
Strawberry Mochi
18.
Banana rice cake
19.
So-tteok-so-tteok
20.
Sweet potato cheese sticks
21.
Scoop Cookie
22.
Dumpling Pea Egg Tart
23.
Cloud Bread
24.
Wafer roll
25.
Tuna canapé
26.
Salep Pound Cake
27.
Strawberry Panna Cotta
28.
Melon Bingsu
29.
fruit ice bar
30.
fruit juice

Part 4.
Special day, special dish

1.
strawberry cake
-Making a cake sheet (Genoise)
-Making cake syrup
2.
Sweet potato cake
3.
Non-spicy radish kimchi
4.
Chogye noodles
5.
Abbreviated form
6.
Songpyeon
7.
meat dumplings
8.
Skewered pancakes
9.
Pumpkin Sikhye
10.
Mille-feuille nabe
11.
Smoked duck radish wraps
12.
fruit tart
13.
Fruit Chip Pepero
14.
Carnation Cookies
15.
Mira Sausage Bread
16.
Meringue cookies
17.
Christmas wreath salad
18.
Santa Muffin
- Making Castella Muffins
19.
Rudolph Cupcakes
20.
Gingerbread Man Cookies

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