Cooking Together
Making Memories and Meals
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‘Kids and a Cook’ is more than recipes. It’s about teaching your family healthy eating habits by exploring new foods and augmenting recipes in a manner that will ingratiate children to positive dietary habits. You will find important information about food throughout this book. Cooking with the entire family is fun. In this day and age, when most parents have two jobs, it’s the dinner that usually suffers. When children have an interest in making a meal, they are more apt to help either parent. It becomes a terrific way for Moms and Dads to interact with their kids, build memories, and share the dinner chores and for kids to feel empowered.
This Book Contains:
Over 100 Recipes
Guide to Cookware
Guide to Herbs and Spices
Tons of Useful Information
Insight on How to Improve Your Family's Diet
Formats
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About the Book
Cooking with kids is more than merely making cookies or brownies together for some special occasion. Cooking Together: Making Memories and Meals is packed with useful information, historic tidbits, and culinary advice—all of which provides an opportunity to teach kids healthy habits while having fun. From super-hero muffins to roasted vegetable wraps with herb spread, this cookbook features over one hundred mouth-watering recipes, lots of useful information, and valuable insight into how to improve your family’s diet. They’ll learn how to make delicious meals that the entire family will enjoy—meals that are healthy, easy-to-prepare, and tasty.
Establishing a bond over preparing the family meal provides children with a sense of stability that will carry them into adulthood. This volume offers more than recipes. It’s about teaching your family healthy eating habits by exploring new foods and augmenting recipes in a manner that will ingratiate children to positive dietary habits. Cooking Together includes important information about food throughout the book. Making a meal is a terrific way for Moms and Dads to interact with their kids, building memories and sharing the dinner chores.
By using Michelle Day’s commonsense approach to family cooking, children can learn healthy eating habits and enjoy family together times.
About the Author
Michelle Day started a successful catering business on New York City’s Upper East Side and has incorporated her love of baking by designing beautiful and artistic cakes for clients and special events. She has made appearances on television and at special events, and regularly teaches culinary classes throughout Connecticut. Eric Bleimeister has over twenty years of experience with fitness and nutrition writing. He is the parent of a finicky eater, and this challenge—to get his child to eat well in a world of pre-packaged and sugary foods—has inspired him to write this book with Michelle.