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Williams Sonoma Kids Baking Spiral-bound – November 1, 2003
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- Reading age6 years and up
- Print length128 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Grade level1 and up
- Dimensions9 x 0.7 x 9.5 inches
- PublisherOxmoor House
- Publication dateNovember 1, 2003
- ISBN-100848727800
- ISBN-13978-0848727802
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- Publisher : Oxmoor House (November 1, 2003)
- Language : English
- Spiral-bound : 128 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0848727800
- ISBN-13 : 978-0848727802
- Reading age : 6 years and up
- Grade level : 1 and up
- Item Weight : 1.61 pounds
- Dimensions : 9 x 0.7 x 9.5 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #840,910 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #3,680 in Baking (Books)
- #166,585 in Children's Books (Books)
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About the authors

The Short Story
A former pastry chef, Abby Dodge is a widely respected baking expert as well as a popular food writer and instructor. She studied in Paris at La Varenne and worked under superstars Michel Guerard and Guy Savoy specializing in pastry. She has held editorial posts at Parents and Woman’s Day, and has contributed to over seven dozen special-interest publications, blogs and websites focusing on baking and family cooking. She studied in Paris at La Varenne and is the author of nine cookbooks, including Desserts 4 Today, a viral sensation, and The Weekend Baker, an IACP Cookbook Award Finalist. Abby is currently a contributing editor at Fine Cooking magazine, where she has been on the masthead since its first issue in 1994 as the founding test kitchen director. Abby's recipes have also graced the covers of Bon Appetit magazine. She's a regular guest on TV and radio, including guest hosting duties on Martha Stewart Living Radio. Her tenth book, The Everyday Baker ~ The Comprehensive, Must-Have Resource for Today’s Baker is available for order. For more information about Abby, her cookbooks, blog and videos, please visit her website (www.AbbyDodge.com) or follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter (@abbydodge).
The Longer Story
What began as a love for baking at a young age, developed into a passionate and successful career for Abby Dodge. A widely respected, award winning, international acclaimed expert in baking and cooking for both kids and adults, as well as a popular food writer, instructor and media personality, Abby has a simple mission: To streamline baking and cooking for home cooks of all ages. Abby's stress-free strategies and simple techniques for busy people have garnered awards, rave reviews, and a loyal following because ".. despite her serious experience, her approach is relaxed and realistic."--Publishers Weekly
Abby began cooking and baking as a young girl at home in New York and Connecticut. She studied in Paris at La Varenne and later worked under superstars Michel Guerard and Guy Savoy, specializing in pastry. She has held editorial posts at Parents and Woman's Day, and has contributed to over six dozen special-interest publications focusing on baking and family cooking. Abby is currently a contributing editor at Fine Cooking, where she has been on the masthead since 1994. She founded the magazine's test kitchen, has written and contributed to over eighty articles to date, and serves as the magazine's guru for all things baking. Her recipes have also graced the covers of Bon Appetit magazine. Abby's practical advice, recipes, and tips continue to be picked up by myriad consumer magazines, websites and, TV and radio programs.
In addition to her regular blog postings, Abby shares her baking life on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. She's a regular guest on TV and radio including guest hosting duties on Martha Stewart Living Radio. desserts. She lives in the Connecticut town she grew up in with her husband Chris, their two children and pups, Joe and Chip. For more information about Abby, her cookbooks, blog and videos, please visit her website (www.AbbyDodge.com) or follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter (@abbydodge).
Author of Nine Popular and Award-Winning Cookbooks
Mini Treats & Handheld Treats ~ Delicious Desserts to Pick Up & Eat (September, 2012)
Desserts 4 Today - Flavorful Desserts with just FOUR INGREDIENTS (September, 2010) (a viral & critically acclaimed sensation)
Williams-Sonoma Mini Pies (September, 2010)
Around the World Cookbook, 2008 (Good Morning America Top 10 Cookbooks of 2008; Parents Choice Recommended Award 2008; Cordon d'Or Culinary Academy Award 2008)
The Weekend Baker, 2005, reprinted 2008 (Food + Wine Top Ten Cookbooks of 2004; IACP Cookbook Award Finalist)
Kids Baking, 2003 (Over 347,000 copies in print, translated into Spanish)
Williams-Sonoma Dessert, 2002 (Over 300,000 in print, translated into Spanish)
The Kid's Cookbook, 2000 (Over 368,000 copies in print)
Great Fruit Desserts, 1997 (Translated into six languages)
Abby has contributed or co-authored many cookbooks, including:
Baking Out Loud (Hedy Goldsmith, Clarkson Potter 2012)
B. Smith's Southern A to Z (Scribner, 2008)
The Joy of Cooking, 75th Anniversary Edition, 2006
Savoring America, 2002 (James Beard Award finalist; Ben Franklin Award winner)
Cookies for Christmas, 1999
The All New Joy of Cooking, 1997

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Customers find the recipes easy to follow, clear, and well-written. They also say the book is great for kids and is at their level. Readers appreciate the visual quality, saying it's full of pictures and has great visual aids.
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Customers find the recipes in the book easy to follow. They appreciate the clear instructions and verbal descriptions for understanding cooking processes. Readers also mention the book has good foundational cooking techniques and is full of pictures.
"...There are great visual aids and verbal descriptions for understanding cooking processes. The recipes are good too...." Read more
"...The recipes are well written, and have render so far great results...." Read more
"...baking as I would like to be, so I think this book is even helpful for the novice adult." Read more
"...old Grandaughter. She loves it and has made some sucessful recipes because it is illustrated nicely with pictures and has kids cooking in it!..." Read more
Customers find the book for kids great. They say it's excellent for their grandchildren, has good recipes, and is actually at the kids' level. Readers also mention the book has lots of pictures and is perfect for a baker her age.
"...This book is perfect for the baker her age. There are great visual aids and verbal descriptions for understanding cooking processes...." Read more
"...I love how it's actually at the kids' level, unlike some "kids" cookbooks...." Read more
"...recipes because it is illustrated nicely with pictures and has kids cooking in it! I highly reccommend it." Read more
"...It has lots of pictures and some very good recipes. I bought it for my four year old, who is always baking with me...." Read more
Customers find the book is nicely illustrated with pictures and full of great visual aids. They also appreciate the clean, crisp pages.
"...This book is perfect for the baker her age. There are great visual aids and verbal descriptions for understanding cooking processes...." Read more
"...This one, found in a kitchen store, fit the bill. The pictures are lucious and plentiful and I can easily invite the children to pick a recipe by..." Read more
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"...it and has made some sucessful recipes because it is illustrated nicely with pictures and has kids cooking in it! I highly reccommend it." Read more
Customers find the food in the book great and excellent.
"...My grade school children are able to cook from this book and the food tastes great" Read more
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I love how it's actually at the kids' level, unlike some "kids" cookbooks. It shows them how to do everything they need to do for baking at their level, such as chopping fruit, creaming butter and sugar, kneading bread, and greasing pans. It doesn't show the advanced techniques that they don't need to know and that could put them in danger (e.g. making a sugar syrup or using a water bath). And it tells them that they need to ask an adult's help with some things.
The only thing I'd like to see different is there is no note to identify the steps that require adult help. I would like to see these steps in a different color or with a star next to them or something. That would make it easier for the kids to know when to ask for help.







