I don't remember
when I last introduced one of my cookbooks to you, it has certainly
been a while. Since I recently purchased The Forest Feast for Kids
by Erin Gleeson, I thought I'd write a little bit about it now.
I already loved
Erin's first cookbook The Forest Feast, so it felt only
natural that I would buy the second one as well, even though I don't
have kids myself. I think that this book is perfectly nice for some
bigger kids as well, like me.
This book is full
of simple vegetarian recipes that are beautifully presented, and once
again the artwork is very endearing. There are plenty of good tips
for kids how to cut vegetables, and the book is also teaching the
vocabulary for different cooking methods. The instructions for making
the dishes are very visual and have simple steps to follow, which is
obviously ideal. The book is fairly priced, which is another good
thing.
I hope that I can
maybe try out some of these recipes with my nephew. I'm sure that
this book would inspire and encourage many youngsters to cook and to
eat colourful vegetables and fruit.
I can't wait for
Erin's third cookbook, The Forest Feast Gatherings, to be
released this autumn, how exciting!
Your VegHog
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