Take kids on a road trip around America without leaving your kitchen. Did you know that Baked Alaska is not from Alaska? This recipe was created in Louisiana. The first Twinkie was made in Illinois, and Virginia was the first state to grow peanuts. Explore the geography, history, and regional charm of the United States as you help children prepare different dishes with this entertaining book. Food humor sprinkled throughout the book will have you laughing out loud. Kids can look at the map of the United States to see where a recipe comes from, compared to where they live. The recipes offer a wonderful opportunity for kids to learn cooking along with US geography. Includes more than one hundred recipes—with easy-to-find ingredients and easy-to-follow instructions. Fun food facts and jokes are sprinkled throughout the book, along with colorful, engaging illustrations to highlight state products and inventions. Informative and delicious for kids and their families!
ARC Book Review
A road trip that will work while at home or in preparation of the family vacation. This cookbook has little one liners the kids can learn and say along the way. A wonderful dedication to her husband as well as her children, this recipe book will also provide a little history for things many take for granted. For example, the first recipe for ketchup where and when. Nicely broken down by region and simple recipes that families can make together.
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