Carle, Megan, et al. Teens cook; how to cook what you want to eat
Kliatt, Jan, 2005 by Shirley Reis
CARLE, Megan, et al. Teens cook; how to cook what you want to eat. Ten Speed Press. 146p. illus, index, c2004. 58008-584-9. $19.95. JS*
This is a truly wonderful book for any teen who wants to become a better cook. The authors began cooking when they were young and have learned to cook through trial and error. Their witty repartee accompanies each recipe. Some of their recipes are: Crepes with Strawberries and Cream, Roman Apple Coffee Cake, Corn Chowder, Tuna Melt, Fried Rice, Egg Salad Tortilla Wrap, Chicken Picatta with Rice Pilaf, Mexican Lasagna, Salmon and Vegetables en Papillote, Toffee Bars, and Banana Cream Pie. Beautiful color illustrations accompany each recipe. Most recipes also include interesting footnotes about how the recipe evolved along with explanations of the scientific chemistry of cooking and baking. This book truly reads like a novel and is a "must read" for anyone who wants to become more proficient in the kitchen. Shirley Reis, IMC Dir., Lake Shore M.S., Mequon, WI
J--Recommended for junior high school students. The contents are of particular interest to young adolescents and their teachers.
S--Recommended for senior high school students.
*--The asterisk highlights exceptional books.
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