Description: This is the perfect cookbook for kids who love to bake: It's packed with fun, foolproof cookie recipes, tips and photos with every recipe, so junior bakers can make their best cookies ever.
Every kid baker will love Food Network Magazine's Big, Fun Book of Cookies: The latest book in FNM's "Big, Fun" kids' cookbook series is filled with bright photos, playful ideas, and step-by-step recipes that will help young bakers succeed every time. Each recipe comes with helpful tips and instructions that show kids exactly what to do, so they'll feel confident mixing, scooping, and decorating all on their own. The cookies range from familiar favorites, like chocolate crinkles, to wildly creative new twists, like toasted marshmallow whoopie pies, all presented in Food Network Magazine's signature colorful, poppy style. This book isn't just about baking great treats--it's about sparking creativity, building baking skills and making the kitchen the most fun room in the house.Included are:
- Easy-to-follow recipes for bakers of all levels
- Comprehensive guide to cookie baking essentials and techniques
- Cookie recipes for all occasions
- Beautiful large photos to guide and inspire
- Expert tips from the chefs in Food Network Kitchen
Fans of Food Network's bestselling kids' cookbooks will adore this exciting collection of cookie recipes!
Review Quotes: "This well-crafted recipe collection features a wide variety of recipes that will appeal to cookie lovers of all ages and should be added to all cookbook shelves."
--School Library Journal
--Camillia (10)
"This is the BEST cookie book ever!"
--Roya (8) "We chose one of the simplest recipes--the salted caramel chocolate chip cookie--and it was delicious."
--Charlie (9) "Every recipe is its own adventure. I'm excited to eat every one."
--Henry (13) "The meringues are very easy to bake and delicious. They're so delicious that my dad ate the last one. (Laughing emoji)"
--Cleo (8) "That's another reason I appreciate this cookbook so much. It doesn't expect perfection. It encourages participation. The recipes are written for success, but they're also written for discovery. They invite children to get their hands a little messy, ask questions and build confidence one cookie at a time."
--Sean-Patrick M. Hillman, journalist and Great Bites Substack author