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Emeril's There's a Chef in My Family!: Recipes to Get Everybody Cooking By Emeril Lagasse ( HarperCollins )
Release Date: 2004-04-01
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Product Description
Chef Emeril Lagasse's first step into the kitchen with kids -- Emeril's There's a Chef in My Soup!: Recipes for the Kid in Everyone -- showed that chefs come in all ages, and how, with a little help from adults, kids can make meals that sizzle! Now Chef Emeril is back with a new cookbook for the whole family. Hey, Chef Emeril knows that the best place to get a family together is in the kitchen. And when you're cooking together as a family, every meal is a guaranteed crowd pleaser! Chef Emeril includes recipes for every meal of the day -- plus snacks, holiday meals, and party treats -- so the possibilities are truly endless. With sides and optionalingredients galore, you can kick these recipes up a notch to fit every family's taste. - Sunday breakfast will never be the same once your family tries Ooey Gooey Blueberry "French Toast."
- Whether you're making Perfect Roast Chicken or Mighty Meaty Meatloaf for dinner, Real-Deal Rice Pilaf makes a surefire side dish.
- Pizzazy Pizza Sandwiches are an after-school hit any day of the week.
- Is it time for a party? Miss Hilda's Popcorn Cake looks almost too good to eat!
What more could a family ask for? These 76 recipes have been specially chosen by Chef Emeril to include steps for every family member, from small hands to big ones. Instead of kids asking, "What's for dinner?"they'll be saying, "Let's make Very Veggie Lasagna tonight!" So what are you waiting for? Everybody get cooking!
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 an entertaining cookbook?
I never thought a cookbook could be enjoyable. Simple recipes that taste great as we have all come to expect from Emeril. Some recipes are more geared to a younger reader - which is the point of the book, to teach younger people that being a chef in your kitchen is fun. My 11 year old has cooked some dishes from this book, and other recipes I have served at dinner parties. A good primer and introduction to cooking. It has a great section on "how to" subjects with illustrations.
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 Recipes are good, but.... ( hklimeck )
My son brought this book home from the school library. He loves to cook and the recipes in this book work well for us to make together. They are definitely not easy enough for a 9-year-old to attempt on his own, but the point of this book is to make cooking an experience for the whole family. My biggest complaint is the cartoon drawings of all of the food. I'd rather have photos of what the food looks like than photographs of random people and drawings of the food. Very strange format, in my opinion. I wouldn't mind so much if there was a mix of photos and drawings, but there isn't one photo of food in the book. Who needs all of these strangers' faces? I wanna know what the finished product looks like!
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 Expecting something more
The reviews that I had read for this book were all positive before I bought it. I guess I was expecting simpler recipes with fewer ingredients. In the age where obesity among children is skyrocketing, I also expected perhaps the smallest pinch of healthiness. I was very disappointed in this book for the above reasons.
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Nice Family Cookbook
We had checked this one out of our local library and decided it would be cheaper to just buy the book rather than pay the late fees. While I'm no big fan of Emeril's show, I have to admit tht I just love most of his recipes. My 10 year old daughter loves the cookbook because it is a simple children's level cookbook with plenty of tasteful recipes
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 Emril's books
This is the second Emril's kids cookbook Ihave purchased for my grandson. He loved the first ("There's a Chef in my Soup"), and requested this one for his birthday. He was really excited to get it. I tried a couple of receipes, and they were great!!!
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