Recipes to Celebrate Children's Day

The celebration of Children's Day originated on November 20, 1959, when the UN General Assembly held a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, where it decided to reaffirm children's rights universally. Since then, although the global celebration is on November 20, each country has chosen a special day to celebrate and organize activities to help develop the well-being of children around the planet. In Mexico, in 1924, April 30 was marked as Children's Day, with General Álvaro Obregón as President of the Republic and Licenciado José Vasconcelos as Minister of Public Education. Since then, this special occasion for children has been celebrated every year, which is why we want to provide some culinary tips to plan a lovely surprise for your children, nieces, nephews, cousins, etc. Take note of the following recipes for kids. We know they will be useful to you. (We recommend clicking on the recipe title for more details) Blue Caramel Apples A delicious apple covered in caramel of the color you choose. Turkey Ham Croquettes Delicious turkey ham croquettes that kids love. Chocolate Whoopies Whoopies that are trendy at children's parties can be very easy to make. Follow this recipe, and they'll turn out delicious. Ground Beef Skewers Delicious ground beef recipe with breadcrumbs cooked over fire. Cake Pops Delicious pops made from a mixture of chocolate cake with vanilla frosting covered in chocolate. Lucas Comegalletas Cupcakes I made these cupcakes for a friend's son's birthday. They are much easier to make than they look, and the kids love them. You can also find the recipe to make Elmo and Abelardo (Big Bird).   To find more recipes for kids, click here.