Delicious Fun for Kids: The Big Cookbook from Food Network Magazine

Kimberly W.: As expected

United States on Sep 29, 2023

KB: The media could not be loaded.  Seems like a good variety of recipes that would appeal to 7-12 year olds with some experience in the kitchen. My niece enjoys cooking and baking and likes to try new recipes. She said she liked this book and the items she’s made.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

katherine johnson: Purchased to give as a gift. Flipped thru book and it looks exactly as described. Has step by step pictures for many recipes. Use of common and easily found ingredients- which is important for families living in small towns with only one grocery store.

United States on Aug 10, 2023

ak: I thought there would be more easier recipes in it and easier to follow with ingredients etc for the price of the book but it was okay.

Australia on Aug 02, 2023

Larbam: My daughter was given this cookbook with a few little baking pans, measuring cups etc. Thought it was great and she loved it. I've now stolen the idea and have gifted myself. Better than the same old stuff they always get!!

United States on Jul 15, 2023

Britt: My son ( 10yr ) was wanting a cook book so we got him this one. He LOVES it. He's made some incredible new and different recipes. It's easy to follow and read. Great for kids to learn.

Canada on Jul 03, 2023

Jane: Purchase was for my granddaughter 13. She enjoyed going through the recipes and has made a couple of things.

Canada on Mar 20, 2023

Julie in Virginia: This Food Network Kids Cookbook is visually fun, colorful, full of photos, and has a spiral binding that allows it to lie flat, all of which are pluses. But I have some reservations I need to pass along for anyone trying to decide if this cookbook is right for your child or a gift for a friend's child. The book is full of colorful photos of children dressed up as food -- waffles, cupcakes, etc. -- which is a cute gimmick and the pictures are darling. But the children in the photos looked to me like they are about 7 or 8 years old, so I am a little concerned that the ten-year old budding chef we bought this for as a gift might start to feel like the book is too junior for her in the next year or so. The recipes are certainly complex enough for older children - I just wish the food network had used the layout space for more food pictures, rather than telegraphing an audience age for the book. My second reservation involves the type of recipes chosen for the book. Many of them seem a tad gimmicky to me, as if they are striving more for the way food looks than how it tastes. There is an entire section, for example, on "fake-out cakes," which are cakes that look for all the world like...

United States on May 07, 2022

TUF Saskatoon: We bought this for our 9 year old daughter because she loves learning in the kitchen. She absolutely loves it already and has made a couple of things so far. As a parent, the layout and contents of this cookbook definitely exceed my expectations. You won't find another like it.

Canada on Jan 13, 2022

Rebecca: My 10 year old picked the spaghetti marinara as the first recipe to make. The instructions are simple yet a challenge for him as he is just learning to cook on his own. The meal was delicious and I was impressed that a children's cookbook would have something that tasted so great. He was so proud of himself that he wants to make us a weekly meal from the book.

Canada on Jun 27, 2021