Have Fun in the Kitchen this Weekend

             Thinking of things to keep your child busy this weekend? I’ve read an article before, saying that one great way to make your little child eat his food is to involve him in the process. He might be interested to know how it’s being prepared and what different ingredients it is consist of. So I thought, "why not make a cake together?" No-bake cake is one of the easiest! And safest way to get your kid’s hands full. It will also keep him away from the TV and all the different gadgets, making his day more productive while having fun.

                   I was craving for a cheesecake that time and my son’s fave is Oreo cookies. So we decided to make an Oreo cheesecake. If you want something healthy, you could always use fresh fruits of your choice for your ref-cake. J

Crust: 1 ¼ cup crushed grahams, 50g or half a stick of butter, 3Tbsp sugar.

          
                  Mix all together and press on an 8” spring form pan (which I bought from MK store for P100). I just put a liner on the side so the filling won’t stick on the pan later on and the side of the cake will look neat once removed. Refrigerate for at least 10 minutes.

Filling: 1 tall can Kremdensada, 225g cream cheese, 8 pcs Oreo cookies (crushed) and 1 envelope of unflavored gelatin, dissolved in 3 Tbsp hot water.

Let your child put all the ingredients

..do the mixing

and tasting on the side J

               Just mix them all together, until well blended. Next, pour it into the pan and then, top it with some more cookies, without the filling/cream.

*We actually prepared another one for him. We made the second cake, without the cream cheese, because he might not like the slight salty taste of it.

afterwards:

He was Speechless!

 Happy Weekend Guys!!!