Learn to Cook with 50 Fun and Easy Recipes for Breakfast, Snacks, Dinner, and More! (Super Simple Kids Cookbooks)
by Jodi Danen RDN
Kids will start with the basics by learning how to follow a recipe, kitchen safety essentials, and when to ask for help. Then, pintsize chefs can try simple, delicious recipes for every meal, including Pumpkin Pancakes, Chicken Taquitos, and Baked Ravioli many of which they can accomplish all on their own. Handy indicators of the recipe's level of...
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“A bright, project-driven kids' cookbook that leans hard on simple sweets and approachable treats so young cooks can finish projects quickly. Recipes use common ingredients and straightforward steps, which makes it useful for one-off baking sessions and group activities. The practical side is its low-friction, grab-and-go projects; the limiting side is a narrow scope—few savory options and little attention to advanced technique—so it won’t serve readers seeking systematic skill development or culinary depth.”
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