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Bake It in a Cup! - Simple Meals and Sweets Kids Can Bake in Silicone Cups - cover

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Bake It in a Cup! - Simple Meals and Sweets Kids Can Bake in Silicone Cups

Julia Myall

Publisher: Chronicle Books LLC

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Summary

Take kids beyond cupcakes with twenty-five baking recipes using silicone cups, including calzones, popcorn shrimp, cheese biscuits, cream puffs, and more!  
 
Bake It in a Cup! is a must-have follow-up to the bestselling Cook It in a Cup!, the cookbook kids love! With all of the ingredients for an unforgettable time in the kitchen, kids will build on basic baking skills to whip up mouthwatering recipes and comfort food favorites, like stuffed peppers, calzones, tamales, casseroles, fruit cobbler, madeleines, and more. Twenty-five simple recipes are all made with easy-to-clean, oven and microwave-safe baking cups. 
 
“For baking up everything from poached eggs to latkes to cheesecake . . . will especially appeal to cute-loving tweens and tykes with small appetites.” —Working Mother
Available since: 09/07/2012.
Print length: 64 pages.

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