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June 28, 2013 By Brooke Leave a Comment

Young Chefs – Kids Cook Book Review

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Young Chefs Cookbook

Are Your Kids Young Chefs?

Kids in the kitchen.  It has a wide range of emotions for me.  I am elated that they are entertained, cautious of the danger, and frustrated with the mess.  However, I know people who manage to have their kids make snacks for themselves, so I was so excited to have a cook book just for kids.

Young Chefs is a cookbook that gives you simple recipes that kids can follow. There are cooking tips and techniques, explanation of cooking terms, and trivia.  My favorite feature is the tool box in the top corner of each page, showing which tools are needed to create each recipe.  That way I can search for something that a kid could make themselves, or see what all is needed for help from me.  Simple things become tricky when my 4 year old is helping, so its good to get the at a glance version before I am half way into the prep.

peanut butter banana taco

My son loved the banana taco’s.  At first he was a little nervous (what 4 year old isn’t afraid of new foods) but when he helped to make it, he was so excited to try it.  I am nervous but thrilled to have a snack he can make himself.

YoungChefs

Author of 101 Things to Do with Popcorn, Christina Dymock knows the adventures kids can find in the kitchen. Spending cooking time together can only help family relationships. So teach your children the skills found in Young Chefs, and be amazed that your new favorite meals came from the smallest hands.

Meet the Author:

Christina Dymock graduated from the University of Utah with a B.S. in Public Relations. She has been published in Woman’s World Magazine and several Chicken Soup for the Soul books, and she is the author of 101 Things to do With Popcorn. She resides in Central Utah with her husband and four children. You can follow their cooking adventures at teachingyoungchefs.blogspot.com

 

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I am a mom to 4 boys in Calgary, Alberta.  I love learning how things are made, singing to the radio loudly, and can’t stop talking. Fueled by diet coke and chaos, I can often be found working on a project.  You can hang out here for craft ideas and tips, games and activities to do with kids, plus FREE svg files and printables.

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