Pillsbury Kids Cookbook: Food Fun for Boys and Girls

By: Pillsbury Editors

Book Overview

Cooking is child's play

Bunny Rabbit Pancakes? Hot Diggity Dog Pizza Boats? Jiggly Fruit Salad? Now you can make them all--and lots more This fun and friendly cookbook is bursting with great eats everybody will love, plus all the basic how-to's and tips every young cook needs.

Rise and shine breakfasts fruity favorites and fresh-baked treats

A bunch of great lunches fingerlicking sandwiches and more

Scrumptious suppers...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764578618
• ISBN13: 9780764578618
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 9.0" x 9.3"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Wonderful Kids Cookbook

Wonderful pictures and the recipes use common food items. The layout is appealing and easy-to-follow directions are clear and concise. I purchased this for my 10-year old granddaughter. Hopefully we can cook together soon!

Great Price AND Condition!

I found the hardbound version of this book at a popular bookstore. I really wanted spiral bound. I saved $$$ AND got it spiral. Thanks.

Great book for kids and parents!

I love this book! I bought it for my 3 kids, ages 3-7. My daughter immediatley picked out recipes to make for the weekend. The book itself is a spiral book, so it lies on the counter nicely to read from while cooking. Every single recipe has a photo, which is great!! We have such a blast making recipes together. Besides kids learning to cook and use utensils, it is a perfect way to bond with your children. I highly recommend this book!

Practical cookbook

After looking at several cookbooks geared to children, I selected this one because it was in a format similar to an adult cookbook, had excellent photographs and recipes to make fun food. It was laid out in a orderly manner, whereas other cookbooks for children were not.

Mom & Kid Tested, Both Approved

I taught both my sons to cook before they left for college. My daughter-in-law is not a cook. I thought my seven year-old grandson needs to learn to cook if he is to eat much more than something from the drive thru. This was his Christmas present. Both mom and son looked thru the book and selected dishes they each wanted to prepare. They made their grocery list, went shopping for the ingredients, and prepared their dishes. So far, everyone involved is very pleased with the results and proud of their efforts. I'm told everyone in the family likes the cookbook because it can be used by cooks of different ages and different skills levels. Thank you, Pillsbury!!