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| |  | | Home » Sesame Street Silly Snacks: Cooking with Kids | | | | | | | Description: | | Children are more likely to eat foods that they help cook, which presents an opportunity for parents to introduce healthy snacks into their kids' diets. This cookbook presents 21 recipes for healthy snacks, and each includes a step that allows kids to help. The kids' step is marked by a special icon and colored text.
Each chapter features a healthy food group and a beloved Sesame Street character: Elmo, Oscar, Grover, Big Bird, and Abby. You and your kids will want to try these healthy snack recipes: - Elmo's E-Z Tomato Pizza
- Broccoli Trees in Haystacks
- Eggplant Nibbles
- Yummy Blueberry Pancake Smiles
- Sunny Mango Sipper
Check out the Table of Contents and Sample Recipes from the Sesame Street Silly Snacks: Cooking with Kids cookbook.
| | | Product Details: | | | Author:
| Publications International Staff | | Board book:
| 46 pages | | Publisher:
| Publications International, Ltd. | | Publication Date:
| July 15, 2008 | | ISBN:
| 1412729432 | | Package Length:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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 Cute book with some nice ideasJun 27, 2011
By Lanahome
I love this little book. although I don't actually cook much from it, it has given me some ideas and has definitely gotten my daughter insterested in cooking as well. She is 3.
She loves Sesame Street and likes to look through it just for fun.
We've tried Oscar's broccoli corn muffins (we call them peek-a boo muffins). And I got an idea to add zucchini to omelettes, although my daughter prefers peas in hers.
The recipes with white flour, I adjust to add more whole grains and lessen the sugar in some of the sweeter treats.
Overall, I think it's a great little book to have around for children to look through.
 Too much for too littleDec 23, 2010
By B. Michalek
"smichalek"
This book is such a disappointment. The recipes are way too time consuming and complex for the adult, and very little work can be done by the child. I spent an hour making the jam and it took hours to chill. It turned out soupy even though I microwaved it for extra time like they suggested. Other than stirring once, the only other child activity was using cookie cutters to cut shapes in whole wheat bread. Turns out, you really have to push hard and even I had sore hands after doing just a few. Then I spread the jam on the bread shapes and it soaked through and was a real mess. I looked through other recipes and most of them were very involved for the adult and had minimal involvement for the child--to much work for too little adult/child interaction. Another example would be Elmo's EZ Tomato Pizza: It looks like a total hassle and doesn't look very tasty at all. Fortunately, my child has a short enough attention span that she has forgotten now that this book exists and it will never come out of the cupboard again.
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