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Daily Star, 30th September 2007
"Written for kids who need more varied meals, many adults will appreciate this helpful guide. ..the fairy cakes are addictive!"
The Good Book Guide, Sept 2007
'Anyone who struggles with faddy eaters will love this book'
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30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I am a huge Annabel Karmel fan and have been buying her books since the birth of my first child over 10 years ago. Each of her new books gives me inspiration in the kitchen and confidence to try new things with my two children. This book has been used extensively since I bought it last September. I also use it for the cookery club I run at the primary school where I am a teaching assistant. We particularly love the chewy trail mix bars. I know some people laugh at Annabel Karmel and the way she makes teddy bear shaped sandwiches, for example, but I think she has created some fantastic recipes to tempt not just children but adults too!
62 of 65 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
The book starts with tips for fussy eaters, this section includes a great range of helpful guidance on how to go about making food fun, healthy, and as a family experience, and also the main point that came across is getting the children involved in every aspect, very helpful information to make meal times less stressful than it needs to be. I have a two year old, and i have tried a handul of recipes from a few of the sections in this book and everyone i have tried with my daughter has been a success, the recipes are extremely easy to follow all ingredients listed are set out in order of use during cooking. I have noticed annabel gives advice on where you can buy the ingredients, where we you may find an ingredient in the supermarket, she offers alternatives to ingredients if you carnt get hold of one, this advise i have found extremely helpful making it easier to shop around. Annabel also has preparation times, cooking time, portion amounts, and whether it is suitable for freezing above every recipe.
I have yet to try the breakfast section, there is a great page on quick breakfast options/breakfast on the go, the raisin bran breakfast muffins look very yummy as one option. There is also a cookies and cakes section, and fruity finishes for those in need of ideas to encourage your child to eat fruit. I havent had the book long but have been very impressed by what i have cooked for my daughter so far, well done annabel!
I have yet to try the breakfast section, there is a great page on quick breakfast options/breakfast on the go, the raisin bran breakfast muffins look very yummy as one option. There is also a cookies and cakes section, and fruity finishes for those in need of ideas to encourage your child to eat fruit. I havent had the book long but have been very impressed by what i have cooked for my daughter so far, well done annabel!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
This book is well worth the buy - my son now adores homemade lasagne ! The book is varied from quick snacks, main meals and puddings. Would recommend it - just make sure you read how long each recipe takes !!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Won't make your fussy eater start eating, but yummy recipes for you!
This book isn't the magic solution to getting your toddler to eat. If you just treat it as a recipe book of yummy things for yourself, then you won't get disheartened when your... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Clare C
Success!
Does just what it says on the tin (well mostly)! Have managed quite a few of the recipes and, although some can be time consuming and use lots of ingredients, my little one has... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Sharon Kay
My Bible
Excellent. My saving Grace. No more fussy eaters in our house. Recipes are simple, delicious and for all the family. Thank you
Published 11 months ago by oonagh23
Not for the truly fussy
If your little one won't eat sauce with pasta, hates any rice, potato, vegetable, can detect a whiff of onion at 20 paces etc - this wont help you much. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Bella B
Highly recommended
I can't recommend this book highly enough. I have hundreds of cookery books and usually only cook one or two things from them and then they are left at the back of the cupboard. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Shrub
fussy eater recipe book
The book was ok, it gave me a couple of ideas, but still had the same reaction from my child, regarding food. Not the books fault though.
Published 15 months ago by LB
Fussy Eaters Recipe Book
Fantastic, loads of great ideas for kids meals, my very fussy eater still wont try all of them but hopefully will help long term
Published 19 months ago by Mrs. Joanna C. Whatley
Annabel Karmel
In general I think the recipes were not very good and I don't think this would stimulate my fussy eater.
Published 21 months ago by B. R. Bird
Not just for kids!
I bought this book because a colleague kept on bringing in the delicious breakfast branflake muffins. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Ms. V. Walmsley
Disappointed
Was hoping this would provide fail safe recipes. But the fussy eater bit is about eating together no snacking etc which I have tried already.
Published on 12 Jan 2010 by Joe's mum
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