Delicious & Simple Pokmon-Inspired Recipes: The Pokmon Cookbook

Onemi: Ideas para hacer felices a los más pequeños.

Spain on Oct 12, 2023

DC: Haven’t gave any a go but they look lovely and easy to make. Also if you and your family like more rice dishes this is so good

United Kingdom on Aug 16, 2023

Sierra: Came on time and in good condition. Has dietary restrictions and substitutions added to it so everyone can try it.

Canada on Aug 07, 2023

fernando m.: No se puede esperar otra cosa, pika pika

Mexico on Jun 21, 2023

leahsophia: My daughter love everything Pokemon this recipe book is so amazing with very easy cooking steps to follow.

United Kingdom on Feb 27, 2023

Abby T.: Super cute cook book! Can’t wait to try a bunch of the recipes! Please do take note that a lot of the recipes include egg and sushi materials, so if you’re allergic please be aware of that before purchasing!

United States on Jun 03, 2022

Courtney O: Sides had some indents in the cover but great copy for a great price and so much more than I imagined the book to be! Thank you!

United States on Jul 27, 2021

Briana Ali: The photos are fantastic and the recipes are easy to follow. It's very child friendly. The downside is that since it is child friendly, there are a lot of cooking techniques adults could use to make these that would be faster and fresher. If you're an experienced cook, you can easily adapt these, though, and the book is very good about encouraging experimentation.

The Arceus sandwich is messed up, though. I'm not making that.

United States on May 01, 2019

TheCarsForever: My 9 year old daughter has gotten very adept at cooking on her own. She has little problem following most recipes and cooks a wide variety of meals with little to no adult assistance. I have gotten her a few different recipe books in the past couple years and she can usually handle everything will little adult direction though we stick around for the cutting and cooking just to be sure she is being safe. All of this is to say that many of the recipes in this book are a bit tough for adults, let alone the 8-12 year olds the book lists as target ages. You will also need to stock up on a number of somewhat non-standard items to put together many of the recipes. The book is put together in a visually stunning manner with great attention to the Pokémon universe. My daughter has enjoyed this book to read, but has only tried a couple recipes due to their complexity and ingredient requirements. If you are considering this for someone really into Pokémon and not too worried about actually making food from it, this is perfect. If you are hoping to spark interest in cooking it may not be a good match.

United States on Apr 02, 2019

Page Ha'oPage Ha'o: I've been a fan of Pokemon since Yellow version came out on GBA and I /loved/ this cookbook! It's very easy to understand even for someone who's not very good at cooking (me). There's a pretty big variety of food stuff in here, from pizza, to lunch boxes, to deserts! Each recipe has a picture of the finished product and has little illustrations to help with certain steps. If I had to pick out something that bummed me out a little, it'd be that a lot of the recipes call for store bought items (e.g. the store bought castella for the Pikachu cake), but I understand that this is a cookbook meant to be shared with a younger audience, so it makes sense and I can't fault it for that. Overall, this book was a delight to look through and I can't wait to try make some of the recipes!

United States on Dec 15, 2016