cooking

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How to read a french fry

and other stories of intriguing kitchen science
2001
Presents more than one hundred recipes along with scientific facts about cooking and foods.

The American vegetarian cookbook

from the fit for life kitchen
1990
Presents over 500 vegetarian recipes, with nutrition charts and guidelines, for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and festive occasions.

Careers for gourmets & others who relish food

2002
Presents a general overview of career opportunities for people who love fine food, covering restaurant and institution work, catering, restaurant ownership, cooking instructor, private chef, and careers in research and development, advertising, and communications. Includes advice on landing a job.

Real cooking for kids

inside-out spaghetti, lucky duck, and more recipes for the junior chef
2002
A collection of simple recipes for kids which provide step-by-step instructions for creating forty different dishes.

The Polly Pocket cookbook

1996
Polly Pocket and her friends present easy-to-follow recipes for some of their favorite foods, including Strawberry Waffles, Banana Bites, and Tuna Treats.

Dinosaur pizza

1998
Jill, missing her best friend Anna who has moved away, is faced with eating lunch alone on the first day of school, but things get interesting when she is invited to join the Lunch Bunch, an eccentric group of kids who bring and share unusual lunches every day.

The little pigs' first cookbook

1987
Three pig brothers share simple, healthy recipes that very young cooks can prepare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Betty Crocker's Cookbook for boys and girls

1984
Introduces basic cooking techniques and utensils and includes simple recipes for salads, breads, main dishes, desserts, and snacks.

The way kitchens work

the science behind the microwave, teflon pan, garbage disposal, and more
2010
Answers a number of questions about the hidden science in the kitchen including how microwaves work and the technology behind many appliances and utensils.

Consider the fork

a history of how we cook and eat
2012
Presents a history of eating habits and food through the tools and kitchen technology used to prepare, serve, and consume food.

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