This is the perfect book for kids who like to cook. The healthy plant based recipes are easy to follow and more importantly, it's food that kids want to eat. There is everything from pancakes to spaghetti bolognaise to chocolate cake. Fantastic overall kids cookbook!
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Odd way to start a cookbook
I was puzzled when I opened this book and discovered a title page that announced “The Little Gray Digger” with a cute but sad-looking little piece of earth-moving equipment. Instead of the simple vegan recipes I expected, there was a story about a piece of construction equipment named Scoop who felt bad because he was a different color than all the rest of the equipment. The entire first half of this recipe book is about accepting yourself even though you look different from everyone else. Is this supposed to help kids feel more “acceptable” even if their family chooses a vegan lifestyle? This seems bizarre to me. The recipes were ok, and the instructions were pretty clear and easy to understand, but were pretty light on vegetables and heavy on bread, pasta, and potatoes. Maybe that’s normal for kids’ preferences?
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I was puzzled when I opened this book and discovered a title page that announced “The Little Gray Digger” with a cute but sad-looking little piece of earth-moving equipment.
Instead of the simple vegan recipes I expected, there was a story about a piece of construction equipment named Scoop who felt bad because he was a different color than all the rest of the equipment.
The entire first half of this recipe book is about accepting yourself even though you look different from everyone else.
Is this supposed to help kids feel more “acceptable” even if their family chooses a vegan lifestyle?
This seems bizarre to me.
The recipes were ok, and the instructions were pretty clear and easy to understand, but were pretty light on vegetables and heavy on bread, pasta, and potatoes. Maybe that’s normal for kids’ preferences?
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