Let's cook with apples! : delicious & fun apple dishes kids can make

Let's cook with apples! Delicious & fun apple dishes kids can make

Nancy Tuminelly, 1952-

Book - 2013

Make cooking super simple with these Super Simple Recipes. This book features a delicious main ingredient kids will love, apples! With step-by-step instructions on how to make the easy and tasty recipes like crispy apple chips and sassy apple salsa, young cooks will jump at the chance to prepare their favorite food in new ways. Includes measuring guides and tools and ingredients lists to help enhance early learning.

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Subjects
Cooking (Apples) > Juvenile literature.
Apples > Juvenile literature.
Published
Minneapolis, Minn. : ABDO Pub. Co 2013.
Language
English
Main Author
Nancy Tuminelly, 1952- (-)
Physical Description
32 p. : col. ill. ; 25 cm
ISBN
9781617834189
  • Let's Cook with Apples!
  • Think Safety
  • Cooking Basics
  • Measuring
  • Do You Know This = That?
  • Cooking Terms
  • What Kind of Apples to Use
  • Tools
  • Ingredients
  • Awesome Apple-wich
  • Yummy Apple Sundaes
  • Apple-icious Pickles
  • Crispy Apple Chips
  • Sassy Apple Salsa
  • Red Hot Candy Apples
  • Fruity Baked Apples
  • Terrific Apple Tartlets
  • Glossary
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 3-5-Eight reasonably foolproof recipes per book encourage kids to strap on an apron and get into the kitchen, where they will incidentally practice math skills and observe chemical and physical reactions. Appetizing food photography and clear instructions distinguish these books from many similar series, but a reliance on convenience foods and absence of nutrition information may keep them from becoming teachers' first choices. Repeated information-safety rules, measuring equivalents, etc.-is kept fresh with volume-specific photographs. Attractive design and lively writing add to the shelf appeal. The single-ingredient focus lends itself particularly well to Iron Chef-type classroom projects and programs. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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