Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy Cookbook - PREORDER
Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy Cookbook - PREORDER
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Bring the beloved characters from Richard Scarry's busy, busy world into your kitchen with the twenty easy, hands-on recipes for chefs of all ages in this officially licensed, family-friendly cookbook.Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy Cookbook invites families to cook together, with twenty delightful recipes inspired by the beloved characters and scenes of Busytown. Now, for the first time, you can share Richard Scarry’s love for food with your own family using this charming cookbook of crowd-pleasing recipes to enjoy, including: Lowly Worm’s Apple CarBig Green Salad Robber Soup Ma Dog's Cherry PieDesigned for cooks of all ages and skill levels, the recipes encourage collaboration, creativity, and confidence for children as young as preschool and their adult family member. Each dish includes clear step-by-step instructions, simple ingredients, and tips that highlight basic kitchen skills such as following directions, measuring, mixing, and cleaning up along the way. Packed with Scarry’s iconic, full-color illustrations, Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy Cookbook combines education and entertainment in one whimsical package. It’s the perfect introduction to cooking for young readers, a joyful celebration of family time, and a nostalgic keepsake for generations of Richard Scarry fans. Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy Cookbook. Hardcover collected edition. New and unread. Published by Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed. Written by Richard Scarry.
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