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The Kids' Multicultural Cookbook: Food & Fun Around the World
In this hands-on introduction to foods from around the world, children ages seven to fourteen will learn about other cultures through recipes for more than 75 ethnic dishes. They will also get an introduction to many diverse cultures by learning games, traditions and customs of children from around the world. All recipes include clear step-by-step instructions and no-fuss...more
Paperback, 157 pages
Published
April 1st 2008
by Williamson Books
(first published October 1995)
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Dec 09, 2010
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My 10-year-old and I reading this all the way through and trying most of the recipes. We've learned some really cool facts about kids in other countries, and my son is absolutely taking off with the cooking. He cooked a Thai dish tonight for my parents, and was motivated to make a quick bread totally independently as well. I highly recommend this book to parents who want to provide a multi-cultural cooking course to their kids.
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This is a children's cookbook with recipes from all over the world. Interesting facts are interspersed between teh recipes and pictures. Cultural tidbits about how children live, games they play and what they eat are included as well. You can choose some of the easier recipes, which are all rated based on difficulty, to cook in your classroom. Tzatziki from Greece or strawberry freezes from Cuba are som eexamples that don't require any cooking and children can manage with a little supervision.
Another fantastic non-fiction book for kids from Williamson Publishing. I don't think this cookbook is in stores anymore, although many libraries seem to carry it. This book is interesting for adults as well, since it's full of delicious and cultural recipes. You also learn a thing or two about the world. The fondue recipe is one of my favorites.
If you want diversity, this kid-friendly cookbook has it all!
great book cost efficient recipes me and my kids are still making recipes from this book from time to time
Dec 02, 2012
Adele
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Dec 05, 2009
Lynne
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