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Mummy And Me Cookbook - Annabel Karmel - Childrens General Interest and Leisure Category: Childrens Books Description: Get cooking with your child and make tasty, healthy food with child nutrition expert, Annabel Karmel. Cooking and eating together are great for encouraging kids to eat healthily! Annabel Karmel shows how you can create all kinds of lip-smacking finger food with your child that's good for them, too. Step-by-step photos show you (and them) exactly what to do and will help your child develop basic cookery skills: from weighing and counting to mixing and rolling, while you take care of the sharp knives and hot ovens. From munchy oat bars and lettuce boats to perfect party treats, this is food that's yummy and good for any size tummy. Whatever you cook up, it will be as much fun to make as it will be to eat. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Mummy And Me CookbookCategory: Books Description: Cooking and eating together are great for encouraging kids to eat healthily! Annabel Karmel shows how you can create all kinds of lip-smacking finger food with your child that's good for them, too. ISBN: 9781405328807 Review this product |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Simple & straightforward cooking for your little ones., By
This review is from: Mummy and Me Cookbook (Hardcover)
This has been a popular buy in our house. My daughter loves to help out in the kitchen but i was struggling to think of things to make other than buns & flapjack. This has lots of lovely ideas to try, both sweet & savory. They aren't time consuming either. All of the recipes have step by step photos & an end result photo which is always extra helpful when cooking with kids!My daughter is 3 & i think its probably a bit better for slightly older children. We have been able to do some of the things but some of the recipes i'll wait a year or so to do with her. She likes having her own cookbook though & keeps it in her kitchen!
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This is a lovely book with some great ideas for younger children recipes and ones that my girls 3 and 4 love to eat. It gets them interested in cooking and food too.
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few good things to make but mainly things you would make without a book to influence wish i hadnt bought to be honest
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