Kid Cookbook

Healthy Kid Cookbook

Favorite Fun Easy Kid Cookbook

Let's begin to teach the love of cooking at a young age. Each healthy kid cookbook has so much to offer with so many different types of recipes. The recipes are easy for kids to follow, step by step and fun to make. Kids especially enjoy cooking because they get special undivided attention with, you! Whether you are the parent, grandparent or babysitter, you will create great memories with each kid cookbook we offer. They are a great way to bond with your child.

Healthy Kid Cookbook: Starting Cooking - Child Cooking Set - more information Tie on your apron, grab your very own utensils and start making some of these tasty recipes for your friends and family (and yourself!). From bread to brownies, the beginning cook is sure to have fun learning everything he or she needs to know while enticing everyone with delicious creations. This healthy Kid Cookbook Kit includes an apron, whisk, rolling pin, wooden mixing spoon and measuring spoons.

Healthy Kid cookbook: Kid Vegetarian Cooking - More information Do you think that most vegetarian meals take a long time to prepare? This healthy kid cookbook shows you that it's very easy to make tasty dishes, simply and quickly. Even if you haven't cooked before, the step-by-step instructions inside will help you to make delicious, well-balanced vegetarian meals.

Healthy Kid cookbook: Yummy Little cookbook - more information Hardcover. This fun kid cookbook is full of really easy and totally yummy things to make and eat. Just follow the simple instructions and have fun making chocolate truffles, magic fudge, coconut mice, peppermint creams, chirpy chick cakes and many more mouth-watering treats. Many of these recipes in this kid cookbook will make wonderful presents and ideas for gift wrapping are included!

Here's Some Food Trivia
From The Usborne Children's World cookbook a multicultural cookbook for kids

Where does Maple Syrup come from?
This country is in central Europe, has no coastline and is famous for strudels, dumplings, and Weiner schnitzel.

Answers at the bottom : )

world cookbook Not Macaroni and Cheese Again!

"Not macaroni and cheese again!" You're sick of hearing your kids' complaints about dinner, but you don't have time to prepare fancy meals. Why don't you let your youngsters help with the cooking?

A new healthy kid cookbook provides unique recipes with instructions geared to children.
Children's World Cookbook is a healthy kid multicultural cookbook by Angela Wilkes and Fiona Watt, presents recipes from around the world.

An introduction gives safety tips and basic information on cooking, including directions for kneading dough. Brief information on each country or area precedes one or more recipes. Each recipe is representative of a country or a specific geographical area. Cauliflower in cheese sauce represents Holland, is a typical Russian dish, and a traditional African recipe is for peanut bread.

Readers of this kid cookbook will also learn tidbits about national food customs. For example, "The Japanese eat a lot of fish, seafood, vegetables, noodles and rice." Occasional double pages, scattered through the book, acquaint kids with a specific category of food, such as fruit or cheeses, from many locations. The cakes and pastries presentation includes jalebi, a type of candy from India. Color photographs of numerous foods, including a pizza with various mouthwatering toppings, stimulate the reader's appetite. A half-page photograph shows floating markets in Thailand.

Nadine Wickenden's small sequential pictures clarify the step-by-step preparation and kid cooking directions. Two drawings show how to use chopsticks. Small pictures of most of the foods enhance the table of contents.

Internet links included in this kid cookbook direct children to websites, which provide additional data on foods of specific countries or regions, other food-related topics, such as the history of bread, and general facts about nations. An index enables readers to look up foods and countries.
Review from Today's Parent - June/July 2002
Reviewer - Norma Kellam

Trivia Answers found in our Healthy Kid Cookbook:

Sap found in Maple trees.
Austria

These are just a small sampling of our many titles. Please see each Healthy Kid Cookbook.

EARN 20% For Your Organization - Try Our
Affiliate Program

Featured Friend

Kids Gift

Mini Product Directory
- AT OUR SISTER SITE: