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5 Fave Books for Aspiring Young Chefs

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Half of my kids love to strap on an apron and help in the kitchen. They do not get that from me.  The other half really hate cooking in all it's different shapes and forms. They DEFINITELY get that from me. But even those of us who don't enjoy cooking really love to look through great cookbooks and dream about how yummy our lives could be. Whether your kids are already little chefs or just dreamers of it, they're sure to enjoy perusing the pages of these beautifully compiled cookbooks just for kids.  

The Big Fun Kids Cookbook
By Food Network
Hearst Home Kids, 2020. Informational.

150+ fun, easy recipes for young cooks, plus bonus games and food trivia! The Big, Fun Kids Cookbook from Food Network Magazine gives young chefs everything they need to succeed in the kitchen. Recipes are easy to follow, and include color photos and tips for beginners. 


By America's Test Kitchen Kids 
Sourcebooks Explore, 2019. Informational.

The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs includes recipes tested by more than 5,000 kids to get them just right for cooks of all skill levels.  There are recipes for breakfasts, breads, pizzas, cookies, cupcakes, and more.


By Deanna Cook
Storey Publishing, 2019. Informational.

Best-selling author Deanna F. Cook leads young chefs on a tour of global cultures through their cuisines. Kids gain practical kitchen skills through preparing yummy food from around the world.


By Food Network Magazine
Hearst Home Kids, 2022. Informational.

Inside you'll find 365 sweet and savory recipes and photos-one for every day of the year! You'll also find holiday cookies and gifts, easy food crafts, cupcake decorating, and fun food trivia. 


By Danielle Kartes
Sourcebooks Explore, 2020. Informational.

The kid-friendly recipes in My Very First Cookbook are the perfect introduction to cooking for little chefs just starting out. Step-by-step instructions are written directly to the child reader with clear indications for when they need help from a grownup.
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