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Easter cooking
Summary
Things to make and do
Easter cooking
- Packed with delicious recipes to make and eat, or give as presents for Easter.
- Simple step-by-step instructions show young cooks how to make Easter fudge, chocolate nests with mini eggs, Easter fruit bread and many more yummy recipes.
- Includes ideas for Easter gift-wrapping and making tags, too.
“The step-by-step recipes in this colourful book are ideal for children to follow.”
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Information
Key Stage: FS; Age 4+ (info)
Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409545880
32 pages
276 x 216mm
Author/Editor: Rebecca Gilpin
Press & Blog Reviews
The recipes are easy to follow and the ideas on wrapping and presentation mean they are ideal to make as Easter gifts.
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Easter Cooking has a whole host of brightly coloured and lipsmacking recipes from sticky Easter cakes as traditionally eaten in Greece, to Easter truffles, chocolate nests and cheesy chicks, a variation on cheese straws for those who don't have a sweet tooth. The Easter fruit bread looks particularly good and the spiced biscuit recipe makes 25 treats for the family. Instructions are simple and the illustrations make it easy to achieve good results even for those aged 3 or 4 - with help from a grown-up.
Newbury Weekly News
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Easter Cooking
I think this book is excellent I used this at an Easter party and everyone thought they were fab. I especially like the way you include how to make packaging, marzipan animals and decorations. If I rated this out of 10 I'd give it a magnificent 10. Well done to the person who thought of the ideas.
Hollie, 4th April 2009
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