Easy Peasy: Real Cooking For Kids Who Want To Eat

Easy Peasy: Real Cooking For Kids Who Want To Eat

by Mary Contini (Author), Mary Contini (Author), Pru Irvine (Author)

Synopsis

Mary Contini and Pru Irvine are passionate fans of real food, and firm believers in teaching children to appreciate it too. Both authors are involved in teaching sessions for children of all ages and have learnt at first hand that what kids really want is to be able to cook properly. Drawing on this experience and on their vast knowledge of food and cookery, they have written EASY PEASY, a new kind of cookery book for kids. Instead of decorating frozen pizzas or making ice-cream sundaes, this book will teach you how to cook for real. Going from the basic building blocks of preperation, through the different food groups and on to different ways of using the skills you have learned, EASY PEASY will lead you to complete competence in cooking food and combining the dishes you have learnt into interesting meals. But the authors never forget that cooking should also be fun - with helpful hints, jokes and a totally fuss-free approach, they appeal to children who are just starting to cook, but this is a book that will be kept and used until they are well into their teens.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Ebury Press
Published: 03 Jun 1999

ISBN 10: 0091868408
ISBN 13: 9780091868406
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
Book Overview: A fun but fact-filled cookery book for children, with over 80 recipes

Author Bio
Mary Contini grew up in a family of 8 children above a fabulous ice cream shop and ever since has loved food of every kind. She is a partner in the famous family run Italian delicatessen, Valvona & Crolla, in Edinburgh. She also writes a column for the Scotsman and runs cookery demonstrations in the shop. Mary, as an avid campaigner for improvement in children's diet, is helping to spearhead the Focus on Food campaign in her native Scotland. Pru Irvine is a writer, working mostly for the UK national press. She also runs bread and pizza-making courses for primary-school children.