Cooking Class, 10th Anniversary Edition: 73 Fun Recipes Kids Will Love to Make (and Eat!)
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This friendly cookbook includes recipes for yummy, nourishing meals kids can make themselves by following easy visual instructions.
With kid-tested recipes for every meal of the day and step-by-step photographic instructions specially written for kids, the best-selling Cooking Class is the go-to favorite for kids eager to learn how to cook. The 10th anniversary edition expands on the original to include new recipes, new diverse photos, and a sturdy paper-over-board format.
From breakfast sundaes and French toast on a stick to homemade peanut butter, kids learn that cooking from scratch using fresh ingredients can be fun and delicious. In addition to mastering their favorite foods, budding young cooks learn kitchen skills, from cutting and whisking to frying, grilling, sautéing and simmering.
Bonus pull-out pages help kids put the finishing touches on their meals with place cards, meal-time conversation-starter games, recipes cards, and stickers for labeling their homemade food to share with others.
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Customers find the book great for kids and perfect for teaching basic kitchen terminology. They say the recipes are easy to follow and simple. Readers also mention that the pictures are nice and keep their attention better. Additionally, they say the cards at the back are great for family fun and keep the little ones entertained.
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Anne from Baltimore –
Best Cookbook for Kids I’ve Found!
A few years ago, I searched for a kids’ cookbook that I could love and that my kids could enjoy and follow easily. I was so surprised by the variety of cookbooks and the poorly written directions they included. In particular, I remember looking at Paula Deen’s cookbook for children. The small print, light type, and colored background… I wanted a better cookbook for my kids! For me, cookbooks are inspiring (even if I almost never follow a recipe exactly)! I ended up finding one that I loved– Kids Cook!, a Williamson Kids Can book that is now back in print. But, there are no photographs in the cookbook. My kids love color and they are not drawn to that cookbook. On the other hand, a new cookbook arrived at our doorstep last week and my kids hovered over it–drinking in the recipes, excited to cook!That cookbook is Cooking Class by Deanna F. Cook. A few years ago, Storey published two cookbooks for kids about sewing that I like: Sewing School and Sewing School 2. With this cookbook for kids, Storey followed the same format and editing style–which I loved back then and love again with this new cookbook.Cooking Class is divided into seven sections that cover the basics, meals, snacks, and of course–dessert! The Basics section is what I have found lacking in most kids’ cookbooks, but in this one, it is done well. Good tips, good pictures, and even a page on how to clean up! I like that they added two pages on how to fold a fancy napkins and setting the table. I have a feeling that our next holiday meal will have some beautifully folded napkins!From there, the recipe sections begin. The recipes are divided into 1, 2, or 3 spoons. 1 spoon recipes can be made by kids themselves. 2 spoon recipes might need an older sibling or parent’s help. 3 spoon recipes use sharp knives and the oven/stove, so an adult is most likely needed for kids under 10 or 11. My daughters are 9 and 11 and are uncomfortable with the oven and can turn on the gas stove, but usually prefer me to do that.The recipes are easy to follow and have great pictures which give clear instructions. The reading level (because of the size of the type) is probably 3rd grade and above. I know that my first grade son can read most of the words in these directions, but the size of the type would be a stumbling block for him.Our first recipe we tried from the cookbook was the grab and go granola bars. I was a little skeptical about how my kids would like them since they aren’t baked, but my whole family ended up loving them! I think next time, though, I am going to try and mix the chocolate chips into the mixture and then press into the pan so that the chocolate chips are mixed throughout the bars and aren’t just on top.I suspect that within a few months every recipe in this cookbook will have been tried by my kids!Aside from the recipes, the cookbook includes some fun stickers, place cards, and conversation questions for the dinner table. These are of high quality and my kids have enjoyed them all.I think you get the idea… when choosing a great kids’ cookbook, this one tops my list! (and has been added to my list of favorite cookbooks.)Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this cookbook for review from Storey publishing.
corey wright –
Excellent well rounded cookbook for kids!!!
Excellent cookbook for kids!!! Itâs probably geared more for older kids, but very fun for my almost 5 year old who loves to help me in the kitchen and is very independent.Some require help with the oven or appliances but others donât – thereâs a rating at the top of each recipe to show basically how hard it is and if you need help from an adult. Lots of pictures, simple ingredients, talks about kitchen rules, safety, kitchen vocabulary with pictures (like beat, chop, crush, grill, sauté, simmer, etc.) even teaches how to fold a âfancy napkin.â It includes blank recipe cards, place cards, game cards, stickers and labels. Recipes include breakfast, lunch, dinner, veggies, snacks, desserts. The recipes even make suggestions for substitution of ingredients which I like to help more with creativity and teach kids to use what you have on hand.I also like that it is spiral bound so it lays open flat on the counter. I know thatâs a small thing but that was something I was looking for before ordering. Itâs a very well rounded book. I would definitely recommend it!!!
Lynn or Sandra Tacha –
Great learning tool..
My boy (Jordan) and girl (Evelyn) grand twins (5 yrs.)love to color and learn hence, this couldn’t be a better gift.I can hardly wait to share this with them 🙂
Dylan Tucker –
Great Way to Get Kids Cooking
I love to cook, and my kids like to help as much as they can. We are always looking for ways to get them involved, and cooking independently. This book is excellent for this! Great easy recipes that kids can handle and love to eat are central to this book, and the extras like food tags and labels are a lot of fun for the kids and us adults as well. Definitely a great gift for the kids in your life, and for those who want to get their kids cooking and eating healthy, go for it!
In L.A. –
AWESOME cook book that emphasizes REAL food, not just sweets!
If you are looking for a gift for your little chef, I highly recommend this “Cooking Class” cookbook! My cooking kiddo loves it!Some of the great features:The recipes are not too complicated, so they are actually kid-friendly (unlike many other kids’ books which have complicated recipes). I love that they include plenty of “real food” in this book — so many kids’ cookbooks have tons of sweet treat recipes and hardly any healthy recipes. The color photos and instructions are clear. The spiral bound book makes it easy to lay flat on the counter. The introductory chapter has a lot of how-to and safety tips for kids in the kitchen.This is hands-down the best kids’ cookbook that we have!
Melinda Guy –
Love this kid’s cooking book!
We have loved making many recipes from this book!
Chezz –
fun recipes, great teaching tool
This book is a well thought out and easy to follow guide for young cooks in the kitchen. It has everything from cleaning, to proper tools and safety. The recipes range from simple to a little more complicated. The more complicated recipes suggest that an adult be there to oversee the project which is a great opportunity for collabarative work and teaching. It has interesting takes on old favorites. Putting french toast on skewers with fruit was a fresh idea for an old favorite. I recommend this for kids of all ages that want to learn kitchen skills and enjoy some creativity.
Family Group Account –
I really like how it encourages kids to try things that they …
This book is by far the solution to all of my headaches. I constantly search online for different ways to teach my aspiring chefs new things and I have run out of ideas. This book is the answer!! I really like how it encourages kids to try things that they think they won’t like because “a chef has to taste many things to be a good chef.” The pictures are great and all the ideas are just amazing. The price of this book is the part that takes the cake! It’s sooooooo worth it! My kids love looking at the pictures of other kids prepping foods and they can’t wait to dive in! The last few pages of this book are blank recipe cards, stickers and adornments for their creations.
T –
My 6 year old has felt very empowered to do their own cooking, with the help of this cookbook.It’s written for a school aged kid’s reading level, has great, clear pictures, and excellent step by step instructions. This is highly recommended as an entry level cookbook for a kid.
Little Cupcake –
This book was for our young niece and she was delighted with it!
Angela Wagner –
The book is OK, few delicious recipes, beautiful pictures, but there are some recipes, that are not to everyone’s taste. We cooked only a few of them, such as pancakes and smoothies. These were tasty. The others were not worth cooking.
Amazon Customer –
I liked the book so ordered another one to gift someone but the condition of the book was poor.
Tamara –
My daughter (9.5) loves the recipes and the whole family enjoys what she cooks following this cookbook. Totally worthwhile purchase.