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“What do we like more than homemade goodies? When kids can make 'em
themselves! The new book Baking Class helps them do just that with cute
ideas and step-by-step how-tos perfect for any aspiring chef.― —
FamilyFun “What's the phrase – kid-tested, mother-approved? Two
years ago, my then-9-year-old worked her way through Cooking Class,
Deanna F. Cook's previous book, with little to no intervention from me.
This year's charmer has been the same story. It's a teach-yourself-tobake
book with vast kid appeal, thanks to big step-by-step photos, clear
instructions and adorable, easy recipes (cranberry orange scones, teeny
tiny apple pies, sugar cookies, macaroons). At the back are stickers,
labels and – be still my beating heart – stencils so that you can
sugar-powder your cookies into art.― — T. Susan Chang, NPR's Best
Books of 2017 “Roll up your sleeves and get out the oven mitts for
Baking Class: 50 Fun Recipes Kids Will Love to Bake! This colorful,
spiral-bound guide, presented by the aptly named kids' cookbook writer
Deanna F. Cook, features easy instructions paired with helpful pictures.
There are eye-catching recipes for crispy cheese squares (think Cheez-
Its) and brownie pizza, plus adorable bread art (bake an octopus or a
snail) and cake and cookie decorating ideas, all rated for difficulty
using a scale of one to three rolling pins. Who knew you could put
designs and initials on toast using foil shields? A section on the
basics gets young bakers started, and additional bonuses includeÂ
stickers, bake-sale tags and design stencils to use with confectioner's
sugar.― — BookPage “This colorful baking guide offers detailed
illustrated directions to help kids make a wide range of baked goods,
including muffins, breads, cookies, scones, biscuits, pies, cakes, and
cupcakes. Color photos accompany each step of every recipe, as well as
several pages of baking basics that introduce common cooking terms,
safety tips, and tools. The recipes are rated with one, two, or three
rolling pins to indicate their level of difficulty. Along with the 50
recipes, the book features sidebars and extra pages of cooking tips and
variations. For example, the recipe for “Silly Sticks― includes a
sidebar that describes five other easy ways to use puff pastry, and the
“Sweet and Simple Sugar Cookie― recipe is followed by four pages of
decorating ideas and tips. While most of the recipes require the use of
an oven, a few, such as “A Toast to You,― can be made in a toaster
oven, or in the case of the flour-free “Cocoa Cake in a Mug,― even

the microwave. The book also includes a table of contents and an index
for handy reference. VERDICT This attractive and well-organized baking
guide for kids will make a nice addition to most nonfiction collections,
and a good gift for young baking enthusiasts.― — School Library
Journal “Highly visual, photographing each step along the way to
creating crispy cheese squares and “dig in the dirt― pie (chocolate
ice cream topped with cookie crumbs, painted candy ladybugs, and gummy
worms, and frozen overnight).― — Publishers Weekly “Crammed full of
joy and fun, this cookbook teaches kids baking fundamentals while they
whip up their favorite treats. The only way this book could be better is
if it did the cleanup, too!― — Stacie Billis, author of One Hungry
Mama and Make It Easy “Hereâ€s a book for kids to sink their teeth
into! Theyâ€ll build confidence in the kitchen while turning out
wholesome and delicious baked goods.― — Jenna Helwig, food editor at
Parents magazine and author of Smoothie-licious Read more Bake Up Some
Kitchen Fun! Learn to make your favorite baked goods for every meal of
the day – and plenty of great snacks, too. Bonus features include
cookie-cutting templates & decorative stencils, gift tags and labels,
toothpick flags & cupcake toppers, bake sale price cards, and lots of
fun stickers! Read more See all Editorial Reviews