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Grade 3-5-A multicultural cookbook with little depth or detail. The 35 recipes from 23 countries are illustrated with lighthearted, stereotypical cartoons- hearts and reindeer for Scandinavia, tulips and windmills for the Netherlands, etc. The recipes themselves are sketchy. For example, the directions for smorrebrod, Danish open sandwiches, tell readers to find pate and other toppings and give specific instructions only for the garnishes. Directions to cut and chop neglect to specify size. The book suggests that cookies can be decorated with confectioners' sugar mixed with "a little water"-not helpful to inexperienced cooks. And apple juice in the Swiss fondue? The cluttered layout matches the slapdash contents. The "Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks" series (Lerner) gives authentic and more complete information about a country and its people, food, and recipes.
Carolyn Jenks, First Parish Unitarian Church, Portland, ME
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
This innovative multi-cultural book takes a look at recipes and cultures from around the world.
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Grade 3-5-A multicultural cookbook with little depth or detail. The 35 recipes from 23 countries are illustrated with lighthearted, stereotypical cartoons- hearts and reindeer for Scandinavia, tulips and windmills for the Netherlands, etc. The recipes themselves are sketchy. For example, the directions for smorrebrod, Danish open sandwiches, tell readers to find pate and other toppings and give specific instructions only for the garnishes. Directions to cut and chop neglect to specify size. The book suggests that cookies can be decorated with confectioners' sugar mixed with "a little water"-not helpful to inexperienced cooks. And apple juice in the Swiss fondue? The cluttered layout matches the slapdash contents. The "Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks" series (Lerner) gives authentic and more complete information about a country and its people, food, and recipes.
Carolyn Jenks, First Parish Unitarian Church, Portland, ME
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
This innovative multi-cultural book takes a look at recipes and cultures from around the world.
See all Editorial Reviews
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- Promoting a Global Community Through Multicultural Children's Literature: by Stanley F. Steiner on page 12
- Introduction to Problem Solving: Strategies for the Elementary Math Classroom by Susan O'Connell on page 184
- Bright Beginnings, Books 1 and 2, (2 Volume Set) by Tammy Shaw in Back Matter
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