Pizza School: A Kids' Cookbook for Aspiring Pizza Makers (Paperback)

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Help kids 6 to 12 become home pizza chefs―it’s easy as pie!

Learning how to make your own warm, gooey, delicious pizza is so much fun―no matter how you slice it! Pizza School has everything you “knead” to start making your own pies, including easy-to-follow recipes with step-by-step instructions and lots of pictures.

From a simple Cheese Pizza to fancier creations like a Balsamic Mushroom & Goat Cheese Pizza, these creative recipes go from easiest to most complicated―so you can learn at your own pace. You’ll also find space in the back of the book to record your very own recipes so you can remember them for next time.

This awesome kids’ cookbook includes:
  • Pizza-making 101―Advance your pizza knowledge with helpful guides to making a variety of doughs, sauces, and toppings, along with basic kitchen skills and safety tips.
  • Tons of flavors―Pick from the classics, new-school favorites, flavors from around the world, and flavors you’ve probably never tried before.
  • Fun while cooking―Discover funny jokes and interesting facts with each recipe, as well as some cool craft activities throughout the book.


Get schooled on pizza-making! This exciting cookbook for kids will teach you everything you need to know to become a pizza pro.

About the Author


CHARITY CURLEY MATHEWS is the author of four cookbooks for kids including Super Simple Baking for Kids, Kid Chef Junior Bakes, and Pizza School. She’s been featured on Food Network.com, Epicurious, Huffington Post, ABC 11-TV, and News of Orange County as a family food writer and speaker. She’s the founder of Foodlets.com, a website full of shortcut recipes kids love.

Praise For…


“Charity Mathews is the kid cook whisperer, and this time she's coaxing them into the kitchen with the mother of all kid meals—pizza! And I'm not just talking cheese and pepperoni. Don't be surprised to find your little pizza chefs pulling out unique pies like Savory Apple with White Cheddar or Chicken Tikka Masala Deep Dish along with the old reliables. The scratch-made crust recipes, tasty topping ideas, and easy-to-follow instruction will have the whole family—whether you're a kid cook or just a pizza-loving kid at heart—signing up for pizza school and all its delicious homework.”—Andrea Sterling, mom of two kiddo cooks and eater of all the pizzas

“I got this for my 9 year old grandson who loves to cook and he loves it. There are lots of safety tips and baking pointers that he found interesting and informative and easy to understand. There are lots of ideas for toppings that I had never thought of and we have loved experimenting. I am particularly fond of the breakfast one. This is a great book to get kids in the kitchen and cooking. It was fun to spend time with my grandson and the results were quite tasty.”—Susan J.

“I fully believe that getting kids into the kitchen early is important for a number of reasons: learning to cook is a vital life skill, it helps them learn to follow directions, and it provides an (almost) immediate result for their work. Pizza is great start as, despite what some might think, it's actually a pretty healthy meal option. It's also fun to make! The skills taught in this book can be used for other types of cooking and the recipes are simple, yet delicious. It's a great foundational cookbook too.”—P. Woodland


Product Details
ISBN: 9781641527545
ISBN-10: 1641527544
Publisher: Rockridge Press
Publication Date: December 17th, 2019
Pages: 130
Language: English
 

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