Our favorites cookbooks for children
The right kids cookbook can be essential in lifelong relationship between your child and cooking.
We’ve rounded up some cookbooks for kids, which can be useful in your household to build habits of preparing meals for themselves.
The World in My Kitchen: Global Recipes for Kids to Discover and Cook
Written by the co-divisors of CBeebies’ I Can Cook, this collection of recipes from around the world is designed to tickle your senses of culinary adventure. Discover bold flavors like chilli with spicy Mexican salsa, satisfyingly squidgy Chinese noodles or sweet potato volcano pie.
Let’s Make Ramen!: A Comic Book Cookbook
Ramen; one of Japan’s most popular dishes, is as versatile as it is delicious. Writers Hugh Amano and Sarah Becan bring us a comic book-inspired cookbook for kids featuring 40 ramen recipes with step-by-step illustrations. Added words of culinary insight are included from the likes of Ivan Orkin and Brian MacDuckston of Ramen Adventures.
Gruffalo Crumble and other recipes
Inspired by the story of the Gruffalo, you’ll find 24 specially designed recipes for adults to cook with kids with a little help from the mouse, the fox and of course, the Gruffalo. Scrambled snake and roasted fox are just two kitchen creations to try making. If you’re looking for some party ideas, you’ll also find them in here.
Roald Dahl’s Revolting Recipes
Stinkbug eggs and Bruce Bogtrotter’s sensational chocolate cake; just two of many delicacies mentioned within the works of Roald Dahl and ready for you to make at home. If you’re a fan of Roald Dahl’s classic stories including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach and Matilda, this will be a deliciously gruesome delight for you, as well as your kids, and a walk down memory lane.