CREATIVITY OVER CONVENIENCE
Kid-Approved Recipes That Build Confidence in the Kitchen
CHRISTMAS COOKIE EXCHANGE 12/16/26
Healthy holiday cookie exchange. Accepting 40 bakers for the exchange.
Cookies & Cocoa Tasting Tickets will be offered for the community to join us (coming soon).
online community
Connecting with like-minded families and learning in community has many benefits. After 8 years, teaching more than 1,000 in-person classes, for hundreds of families, I’ll be bringing the classes online. I’ll add a chair at the table for you.
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Hi, I’m Lisa!
Cooking is the competitive advantage for your child. As a former IT Consultant turned health coach my classes are an experiential process to teach critical thinking. The courage, confidence and creativity gained will impact all areas of their life. Freedom begins and ends in the kitchen.
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the most important skill our kids CAN learn
It takes courage to get in the kitchen and try new things. With practice comes confidence. And creativity is the ability to “think outside the box” (quite, literally, in this case).
In this healthy cooking program, the kitchen is used to teach far more than cooking. While learning to cook, and prepare healthy meals, the kids are learning how to be resourceful.
This is a comprehensive program, the kids do hands-on cooking at home, following pre-recorded lessons with the instructor. The entire family will learn healthy living options through this program.
The curriculum covers basic nutrition while teaching the kids how to cook. Far more than an “activity” – these lessons are packed with education. Freedom comes from choice.
kid-APPROVED Recipes
Dips, Dressings, Sauces
How to Make Fresh Salsa: Lessons from Cooking Class
Soups and Stews
Black Bean Soup Recipe – Easy, Fast & Delicious
Sweets and Treats
Baked Apple Dumplings Recipe (Grain-Free, Gluten-Free)
freedom kitchen magazine
Freedom Kitchen Kids Magazine is a beautifully designed, family-focused publication that helps you raise confident, capable kids through cooking. Each issue blends simple, wholesome recipes with real-life skills, leadership lessons, and meaningful food education—so kids aren’t just following instructions, they’re learning how to think, create, and contribute. Rooted in the belief that freedom begins in the kitchen, this magazine equips families to move beyond convenience and into connection, creativity, and true food independence—one recipe, one skill, and one shared experience at a time.
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