Willow is a great young cook!  Clearly she know that being creative in the kitchen is fun and can be tasty.  Also, she knows that she'll be happy with what's for dinner.  Her many accomplishments, both in cooking and video production are featured here.  If you click on the left video, you will see her make a wonderful hearty vegetable soup.  If you click on the right video you'll see how to make a very flavorful roasted parsnip and carrot dish.  She also has a number of other culinary accomplishments noted below.   

Look at the tasty tuna sliders below with homemade buns.  She also shaped some of dough into sausage rolls for her meat-eating family members. ​ You can also click on her other accomplishments, an Easy Graham Crust Cheesecake, and  a lovely Pesto Bruschetta. 

Tuna Sliders

Homemade buns:
- 3 cups flour (I use half whole wheat, and half white)
- 1 teaspoon yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 ½ cup lukewarm water

​Directions:
Add the flour yeast salt and water (to make sure it is the right temperature, pour some on your wrist) into a large bowl, and cover. Let sit for at least 3 hours. Once the dough is done rising, Preheat the oven to 400o , then take out of the bowl onto a floured surface. When taking the dough out of the bowl, if you try to keep the top of the dough facing up (keeping the top smooth) the buns will turn out light, otherwise it will turn out more dense. Shape the dough into circles, and bake for 30 minutes. When out of the oven cut in half and let cool for at least 5 minutes. The dough can also be used for making hot dog buns, or really any type of bread.

Tuna Filler:
- 1 can Tuna
- 1 green onion
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
(Optional toppings can include lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions, or any favorite item.)

Directions:
Chop the green onion and drain the can of tuna.
Mix together with the mayonnaise.
Add to the bun with any optionals desired.

           Willow and her brother, Ryan, also did a video of an Easy Peasy Fruit Dessert.