Do you like cooking? It's a great opportunity to spend free time with your family.
If you don't have idea what you can cook we present some great cookbooks.
If you don't have idea what you can cook we present some great cookbooks.
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There is so much dietary advice out there, much of it conflicting, that it can be difficult for busy parents to make sense of it all. Medical doctor and sports scientist, Professor Tim Noakes, chef and long-distance swimmer, Jonno Proudfoot, and dietitian Bridget Surtees, a specialist in paediatric nutrition, cut through the clamour to provide clear, proven guidelines and simple, delicious recipes to feed your family well, inexpensively and without fuss.
https://amzn.to/2O5fCzq
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Is your child a budding chef, always wanting to help in the kitchen? Do you want to encourage your child's cooking aspirations, but need recipes that are safe for children and things that you can cook together? Look no further than Mommy & Me Bake, the cookbook designed to offer parent and child the opportunity to work together as a team while teaching basic baking skills.
https://amzn.to/2Ar54H0
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Spend a day in Mother Goose's kitchen! Seventeen familiar and classic nursery rhymes inspire recipes and cook-along stories that will create a whole new generation of little chefs.
https://amzn.to/2PozMcc
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Kid Chef Junior: My First Kids Cookbook gives budding chefs confidence in the kitchen with fun, yummy recipes that they'll enjoy eating and be proud to serve to family and friends.
Children are naturally curious about what goes on in the kitchen, and are eager to step up to the counter themselves. Kid Chef Junior: My First Kids Cookbook will help kids ages 4-8 develop their culinary know-how as they make healthy, wholesome, kid-approved meals―first with an adult, and eventually, all on their own!
https://amzn.to/2O4o0izChildren are naturally curious about what goes on in the kitchen, and are eager to step up to the counter themselves. Kid Chef Junior: My First Kids Cookbook will help kids ages 4-8 develop their culinary know-how as they make healthy, wholesome, kid-approved meals―first with an adult, and eventually, all on their own!
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While teaching upper- and lowercase letters to preschoolers, Ehlert introduces fruits and vegetables from around the world. A glossary at the end provides interesting facts about each food.
https://amzn.to/2yJnlzd
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Let your kids make their own food with 50 fun recipes that will not only encourage future healthy eating habits but also develop motor skills, cognitive development and self-confidence plus you won’t have to cook!
https://amzn.to/2yATVSL
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From squiggly, jelly ‘earthworms’ to revolting, gooey ‘snotcorn’, this is a fantastically fun cookery book full of gross, yet delicious, recipes to delight children and spark an interest in cooking. Get your gag reflexes ready and practice keeping a straight face--you’re going to need both as you dig into this book of repulsive recipes! A cookbook of easy, fun, disgusting-looking, but secretly tasty recipes, perfect for kids to feed to unsuspecting adults and annoying siblings, serve at a Halloween party, or even to surprise their friends when they come round for tea.
https://amzn.to/2CH3R06
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Have you ever dreamed of having picnics with the Famous Five, midnight feasts with the Malory Towers girls or party teas with the Folk of the Faraway Tree? With this cookbook, inspired by Enid Blyton's stories, you can! Packed full of yummy recipes, lively artwork and extracts from Enid Blyton's stories, this cookbook will inspire children - and the whole family - to get busy in the kitchen. It's the perfect way to share the pleasure of making and eating food with your child. There are 42 exciting new recipes designed by top chef and Junior Bake Off TV judge, Allegra McEvedy, with fabulous illustrations by Mark Beech and glorious food photography too.
https://amzn.to/2CD2W0C
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Creativity, hard work, and lots of fun—that’s what it takes to cook like a master. Beloved television competition show MasterChef Junior fosters all of this within each of its pint-size home cooks, and what they whip up is truly impressive. This book aims to give any aspiring young chef the tools he or she needs to hone essential cooking skills, with 100 recipes inspired by dishes that the contestants served in the first five seasons, as well as timeless techniques, tips, and advice. With this book, anyone can become an excellent cook.
https://amzn.to/2O5C0Zh
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My Little Sous-Chef is a unique cookbook that wants to encourage parents to cook with their kids.
This is the kids version and it is meant to be used in conjunction with its twin book for adults, which you can purchase on Amazon at this ASIN: B01N31V8UY. Buy the hard copy at www.mylittlesouschef.com
In the adult version you will find a wide range of sweet and savoury recipes to try out with your little helper. All the recipes are easy and quick to make, so that your little sous-chef won’t get bored or discouraged. In the twin book for kids you will find the same recipes, but with only the easier, child-friendly tasks, fully illustrated to be easily understood by preschool kids too. For your easy reference, the kids tasks are listed at the bottom of each recipe in the adults book.
This is the kids version and it is meant to be used in conjunction with its twin book for adults, which you can purchase on Amazon at this ASIN: B01N31V8UY. Buy the hard copy at www.mylittlesouschef.com
In the adult version you will find a wide range of sweet and savoury recipes to try out with your little helper. All the recipes are easy and quick to make, so that your little sous-chef won’t get bored or discouraged. In the twin book for kids you will find the same recipes, but with only the easier, child-friendly tasks, fully illustrated to be easily understood by preschool kids too. For your easy reference, the kids tasks are listed at the bottom of each recipe in the adults book.
https://amzn.to/2RcLe8g
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