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| Teens Cook: How to Cook What You Want to Eat |
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| Teens Cook: How to Cook What You Want to Eat |
Author: Megan Carle
ASIN: 1580085849
Binding: Paperback
Number of Pages: 146
Review Date: August 22nd, 2007
Publisher: Megan Carle, 2004
Price: $19.95
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Even though this book was written by teens, for teens, it really deserves a wider audience. No doubt teens will love the cooking tips, full color photos, and recipes for favorite foods. But this book has recipes that everyone loves to eat, and especially if you are a beginner cook, the recipes contain detailed instructions that make it simple for anyone to get great results. In between the recipes you'll find lots of cooking tips, shortcut tricks, and information that will help cooks of all ages improve their techniques and speed in the kitchen.
The book was penned by sisters Megan and Jill Carle, who have both been cooking since they were three. What probably makes these teens even more knowledgeable than other cooks of their tender years is the fact that their mother Judi Carle (who helped with the book) is a chef and cookbook writer and editor who has worked on over 20 cookbooks, including the best selling Charlie Trotter series.
The result of this family collaboration is a useful book for anyone learning to cook and/or looking for tasty recipes that will please the entire family. It's also handy for anyone who lives alone as there is an entire chapter devoted to meals for one.
Chapters include: Breakfast; Snacks; Soups/Salad; Dinner for One; Family Meals; Desserts.
Sample Recipes -- Check This Book Out!
See the Related Recipes section below for free sample recipes from Teens Cook.
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