What is a good cookbook or cooking app for a 12 year-old inexperienced but interested cook?

Posted by: Margeryk
December 3, 2014

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kimhw December 3, 2014

Write your own family recipes. Out them into a binder that can be added to. Create a family cookbook. It can be added to for generations.

Margeryk December 3, 2014

Thanks everyone. This was helpful.

Droplet December 3, 2014

The Fannie Farmer Junior Cookbook
http://www.amazon.com/Fannie-Farmer-Junior-Cookbook/dp/0316776246/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417650835&sr=8-1&keywords=The+Fannie+Farmer+Junior+Cookbook

HalfPint December 3, 2014

Anything by Jacques Pepin. He teaches cooking so his recipes are easy to follow and thorough.

jilhil December 3, 2014

Any of Mark Bittman's How To Cook Everything books. The recipes don't contain a lot of assumptions that can trip up inexperienced cooks.

Meaghan F. December 3, 2014

The "How to Cook Everything" app is great too - lots of recipes, instructions are clearly explained, and there are built-in timers you can activate for every timed task (helpful if you're cooking multiple dishes at once).

Stephanie G. December 3, 2014

River Cottage Family Cookbook.

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