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10 Easy Recipes Kids Can Make for St. Patrick’s Day

Published February 21, 2020 Updated March 7, 2021 / by Savanah / 3 Comments
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10 Easy Recipes Kids Can Make for St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick's Day is one of my favorite holidays (I think I say that about every holiday – any excuse for fun activities, delicious desserts, and to try new recipes!) because of all the shades of green, rainbows, leprechauns, and the magical feeling that surrounds this day.  

The boys love to help me in the kitchen, so we hunted down some great kid-friendly St. Patty's Day recipes.  

10 Easy Recipes Kids Can Make for St. Patrick’s Day

These St. Patrick's Day recipes are perfect for celebrating your favorite green holiday & easy enough for the kids to make alone or with a little help!

Photo Credit: meaningfulmama.com

Rainbow Pancakes for St. Patrick’s Day

Looking for a  bright way to say, “top o’ the morning” on St. Patrick’s Day? Look no further. These pancakes are easy and fun to make. Kids can make a batch of their favorite color, or make rainbow cakes. No matter what you will still get the same delicious result.

Photo Credit: andreasrecipes.com

Irish Soda Bread Recipe ~ Andrea Meyers

There’s nothing better than the smell of fresh baked bread. This recipe is not only easy but kids can get really “hands-on” by kneading the dough by hand. It comes together quick and doesn’t need time to rise. The perfect addition to lunch or dinner.

Photo Credit: thriftyjinxy.com

Corned Beef and Cabbage Bites Recipe

Everything tastes better when it’s bite sized – including these corned beef and cabbage bites. Even the pickiest eater won’t reject cabbage when it’s tucked into these.

Photo Credit: www.aroundmyfamilytable.com

Stuffed Reuben Pull-Apart Bread

The perfect St. Patrick’s Day appetizer? This might take the cake. You could even turn your Irish soda bread into this delicious pull-apart loaf.

Photo Credit: myfrugaladventures.com

Easy Rainbow Cupcakes

Kids can help you from start to finish or just enlist them to help you decorate the tops of these cupcakes. Either way, they’ll be thrilled when it’s time to take a bite out of this rainbow!

Photo Credit: www.amomstake.com

St. Patrick's Day Snack Mix

Can it get any easier? This is a fun snack to make at home or to take to a party. Kids can help you gather the ingredients, measure them to mix, and then distribute to individual serving bags. Oh, and of course taste along the way.

Photo Credit: snappygourmet.com

Rainbow Painted Sugar Cookies

While lots of cookies are decorated with frosting or even colored water serving as paint, these are painted with chocolate!

Photo Credit: www.anediblemosaic.com

Healthy Shamrock Shake {Mint-Flavored Smoothie}

Lots of people countdown the days until the shamrock shake makes it’s appearance at a certain fast food chain. Swap out that high calorie indulgence for a homemade treat any time of year – and this one is actually good for you.

Photo Credit: www.passionforsavings.com

Rainbow Cupcakes Push Pops Recipe!

If you’re planning snacks for a crowd or just a few, kids will have fun mixing up, decorating, and putting these cupcakes into the push pop molds. Older kids can be involved from start to finish but plan on some adult help for younger children.

St Paddy's Day: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Cupcakes

These Somewhere Over the Rainbow cupcakes are sure to thrill any kid! They'd be great for a class party, an after-school treat, or as part of your holiday celebration.  The kids will love helping put on the rainbows and clouds!

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  • Andes Mint Chocolate Fudge
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  • Somewhere Over the Rainbow Cupcakes
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  • 20 St. Patrick's Day Recipes

Filed Under: Recipe Roundups Tagged With: easy recipes, holidays, kid-friendly recipes, St. Patrick's Day

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  1. Faith (An Edible Mosaic)

    March 17, 2014 at 5:10 am

    What a fun collection of recipes! Everything looks delicious and I’m dying to try the Corned Beef & Cabbage Bites. Thank you so much for including me!

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  2. KT

    February 26, 2016 at 8:48 pm

    I love these! What a fun way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with littles! Bookmarking! Pinning!

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    • Savanah

      February 27, 2016 at 9:09 am

      Thank you!

      Reply

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