1. Japanese Soufflé Pancakes
After sleeping in on their day off, children with a penchant for something sweet will wake up on the right side of the bed thanks to these light-as-a-cloud pancakes. Following the Japanese technique, prepare the mixture with egg whites, making the pancake batter light and airy.
PANCAKES, WAFFLES AND CREPES
Japanese Soufflé Pancakes
2. Açai Bowl
This açai bowl will satisfy all cravings for something...with fruits. Under adult supervision, your little ones will be happy to use the blender to crush and combine all the ingredients before pouring everything into a bowl. Add the finishing touch of fresh fruit, nuts and chia seeds for a snack that’ll be a hit on Instagram.
POWER BOWLS
Açai Bowl
3. Chocolate Fondue Cookies
Your youngest wants cookies, but your oldest prefers chocolate fondue for dessert? Make everyone happy by baking cookies which are then covered with chocolate and hazelnut spread as soon as they come out of the oven, and then garnished with fresh fruits. It’s a delectable dessert, ready in less than 30 minutes, and is even better with a tall glass of milk.
COOKIES
Chocolate Fondue Cookies
4. Strawberry-Melon Bubble Tea
Does your teen love the bubble tea that they tend to buy at the mall? We suggest making a homemade version with tapioca pearls, green tea and strawberries. All that’s left is to buy some large reusable straws for all of their friends, who will soon be lining up to have some at your place.
NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS AND MOCKTAILS
Strawberry-Melon Bubble Tea
Want more tasty ideas for March Break? Check out our selection of kid-friendly recipes: