Book description
Take a culinary trip around the world without leaving home! This children’s cookbook invites the whole family to explore new flavors and cultures through over 60 recipes tailored for cooking enthusiasts of all ages.
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I love this cookbook because it’s such a great way to introduce international foods to kids and get them involved. The step-by-step photos are ingenious and great for kids, as well as all cooks learning new techniques in the kitchen.
It’s really a fun book and the best when it comes to visual tutorials.
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