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'Accessible and enjoyable and bursting with great recipes.' - Cambridge Style 'An ideal first cookery book for novice chefs of any age.' - Heat magazine 'Packed full of fun ideas.' - The Sainsbury's Magazine 'Peppered with wonderful and often hilarious anecdotes,' - Focus Supplement 'This easy, fun cookbook...will tempt them into the kitchen.' - Waitrose Food Illustrated
Sainsbury's Magazine, April 2006
Packed full of fun ideas
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28 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Super Book With Oodles of Child Appeal!,
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This review is from: Nora's Dinners (Paperback)
'Nora, I know in your wildest dreams you never thought you would write a cookbook. All I wanted to say is that you deserve it and it's really great. Well done!
Love Jamie X ' 'Kick your parents out of the kitchen and get cooking with Nora. She has written these fun and tasty recipes just for you, so invite your friends round for dinner, make a weekend lunch for your family, or just whip up a tray of your favourite cookies for a special treat. Get creative with pick 'n' mix recipes and make your own custom concoctions. OK, you might need a little adult help from time to time, but Nora's put you in charge!' 143 colourful, high quality pages split over 5 chapters:- Breakfast, snacks & salads, lunch, dinner and a cakes & puddings, sandwiched between 'Jamie's Foreword' and a concise index. Superb information sections include:- 'kitchen tools', 'food safety', 'techniques', 'vegetables', 'herbs and spices' and 'eating sensibly' . Basic recipes throughout, simply written with oodles of child appeal, eg boiled egg and soldiers, Nora's yummy eggy bread, caramel apple pancakes, monsterella pizza, funky burgers, the quickest tomato sauce in the world, sticky messy ribs, the best lasagne ever, sausages and mash with gravy, mum's best sunday roast with roast potatoes and green beans, choca-block, pick 'n' mix rainbow kebabs and juicy ice lollies. Superb book with the overall emphasis being 'on learning about food basics and cooking, and having fun with the family while doing so. Although some recipes require adult help or supervision, children will be able to follow each recipe for themselves.'
39 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Kids delight,
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This review is from: Nora's Dinners (Paperback)
As with most of us, I first saw Nora in the TV show Jamie's School Dinners, and the theme from that show of making school dinners more healthy for the nations children has been passed on to this book, but this time focusing on our own kitchen. Looking at getting kids into the kitchen and cooking for themselves it starts by giving the basic knowledge of whats what with colourful descriptions of vegetables, herbs, and cooking implements, then gets into some mouth-watering dishes that the little ones love. From a healthy and tasty stir fry to the fun and sweet ice lollies. All recipes are easy to follow for all children and great for us big kids starting out in the kitchen (and I can think of a few that need this!). Great book for inspiring kids and adults alike in the kitchen.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
too much sugar,
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I was abit taken aback when baking the carrot cake with my daughter...in fact even calling it carrot cake was abit rich, seeing as there was only one small carrot in the whole thing! I tried halving the amount of sugar, and tripling the carrots, (the whole point about carrot cake is that the carrots largely replace the sugar and add moistness) and it worked a treat. but thought the savoury recipes were tasty and fun.
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