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Gruffalo Crumble and Other Recipes

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Gruffalo Crumble and Other Recipes is packed full of sweet treats, healthy snacks and simple meals - all based on the bestselling picture book The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Is your tummy beginning to rumble? Make your own owl ice cream, scrambled snake and roasted fox, and of course . . . Gruffalo crumble! With twenty-four recipes specially designed for adults to use with children, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and lots of hints and tips on what to do next, Gruffalo Crumble and Other Recipes is a great way to introduce Gruffalo fans to cooking and baking. Perfect for holidays, rainy days and full of food ideas for a Gruffalo party.

ISBN: 9781509804740
Pub Date: 1st September 2016
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Macmillan Children's Books
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 64

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gemsie812 Adult 274 book reviews

18th December '16

I read it to Aaronthecooldude aged 7 aged 7

This book is amazing! The recipes featured in this book are perfect for fussy eaters. The recipes are easy to follow and the pages are laid out well. I would definitely recommend this book to other parents especially if their children like the Gruffalo.

Amy-Wiltshire Adult 457 book reviews

2nd January '17

I read it to Noah aged 6 aged 6 & to Flynn aged 3 aged 3

We absolutely loved this book. It's a fantastic, colourful and beautifully illustrated recipe book which is perfect for kids. The book is split into four main sections. There are recipes for breakfasts, snacks, meals and sweet treats. The recipes were easy to follow and simple enough to try with little ones helping. We have already made three of the recipes. The first was Toadstool Pizza which was great fun to make and very tasty. We also tried the 'Deep Dark Wood Dips with Terrible Teeth Tortillas'. These were great and could be adapted to suit you child's preferences. Finally we made 'Caterpillar Twists chocolate puff pastry treats'. Again these were very quick and easy to make. We had great fun making different recipes and there are so many different ones to try this book will keep us busy for a while. We would definitely recommend this book.

Rainbowsaurus Adult 56 book reviews

8th April '19

I read it myself (an adult) , to Fluttershy aged 6 aged 6 & to Bookasaurus aged 4 aged 4

Lots of healthy, easy to make recipes which have the kids excited to try new foods. The recipes are well written and clearly show where kids can join in, of which there are plenty of opportunities! Great ideas for party food too!

Rainbowsaurus Adult 56 book reviews

8th April '19

I read it myself (an adult) , to Fluttershy aged 6 aged 6 & to Bookasaurus aged 4 aged 4

beardy217 Adult 89 book reviews

21st December '16

I read it to beardy aged 3 aged 3

This book is truely amazing!!
Is a instant hit with my little boy who loves gruffalo and cooking :)
We have made the grufalo crumble already and planning on making more and some of the other recipes over the holidays.
Is a lovely hard wearing book that will last for years and is the best by far the best toddler cookery book we have used and would highly recommend for toddlers who love cooking.
Am also thinking of buying another for a gift and would be lovely for a gift idea.
We thinking of a gruffalo birthday party and this would be great to make the different recipes for the party food :)

darling1 Aged 3 19 books

1st November '16

darling1 read it themselves aged 3 aged 3

I bought this book for my granddaughter's 3rdbirthday as she is a mad Gruffallo fan. It has given many hours of pleasure making the recipes with her mother. There are recipes for different occasions including a Gruffalo cake. Some of the recipes are more detailed than others but some are very quick and simple with no cooking needed. Great 1st cook book.

Ragdollkhan Adult 323 book reviews

3rd January '17

I read it to Ragdollkhanbaby aged 4 aged 4

What a fabulous book, my son loves getting involved with making these wonderful recipes and more importantly eating what he has made, we have attempted the Gruffalo cake with great results and the owl jacket potatoes are a great hit. With wonderful illustrations which get your child excited and wanting to be involved with great links to the Gruffalo storylines. We have had other children's recipe books previously but this one really is highly recommended.

rda Adult 429 book reviews

22nd December '16

I read it to rsa aged 6 aged 6

This is an excellent first recipe book for children, full of fun activities. It will appeal to very young children who are still entranced by The Gruffalo picture book and to older children who just want to have a go at cooking/baking. There are plenty of colour illustrations from the picture book and photos of what you are supposed to be creating. The recipes are written in simple stages. Lots of bits for children, even quite young ones, to get involved in. The only one that looks a bit ambitious (for us anyway) is the Gruffalo Cake (my son is really keen at having a stab at it). It gives quite a few ideas to make food interesting for young children. Some of the recipes would be ideal for parties (Toadstool pizza). We have had a go at Caterpillar Twists: not too many ingredients, easy to get my six year old involved, not too much mess, satisfying result.

kayz197 Adult 89 book reviews

26th December '16

I read it to ZMDA aged 3 aged 3 & to MHBA aged 9 aged 9

Brilliant book. Easy to follow recipes with brilliant names and pictures. My daughter couldn't wait to get cooking.
I especially love how it states the best steps through the recipes for the children to help with

Lynsayhouston Adult 23 book reviews

12th January '17

I read it to Lucielocket aged 4 aged 4

My daughter was captured by this recipe book. It looks amazing and makes cooking fun. A must have for any gruffalo fan. Any child will love making the recipes very easy to follow.

Ellielebug Adult 516 book reviews

6th September '18

I read it myself (an adult)

There is only a few recipes we would actually try from here, but it is good. We have made gruffalo paws so far

Lynsayhouston Adult 23 book reviews

27th December '16

I read it to Lucielocket aged 4 aged 4

Fab book just starting to read through with my daughter. Lots of bright colours and my daughter loves anything gruffolo so it's a hit

Tanyak2392 Adult 7 book reviews

30th December '16

I read it to Mae-mae aged 7 aged 7 & to Kane aged 2 aged 2

Haven't had the chance to make anything out of this book yet, but me and the kids had a flick through it and it looks amazing! Nice bright colours, nice and easy recipes with NORMAL ingredients that majority people already have in. We can't wait til the new year to start making some of the recipes!

Beanstalk Group aged 4 to 6 1 book

16th January '17

Beanstalk read it themselves aged 4 to 6

I read this cookbook with my Beanstalk children. It was difficult to get a proper picture without actually using it to cook with but they liked the photographs of the food and the sort of food chosen for the book was the sort of thing they liked. There could have been more cakes - none of the three liked the look of the Gruffalo cake - maybe more of a boy thing! Good to have the paws for joining in.

Amber Adult 125 book reviews

2nd November '16

I read it to Eric aged 6 aged 6 , to Ame aged 8 aged 8 & to Nutmeg aged 3 aged 3

This book is a must for any julia Donaldson fan,we loved making these recipes with the kids on a rainy Saturday,there are some nice healthy tips as well.a good kids cook book especially if u like owl ice cream

aaronkittu Adult 20 book reviews

12th January '17

I read it to Javan aged 5 aged 5

Received the book in time for Christmas. My son really enjoyed going through the books, choosing the recipes and trying one of them with me. Recipes are easy to follow, doesn't require a lot of ingredients and are very, very impressive. This book will blow away any Gruffalo fans.

Miesi Adult 5 book reviews

14th November '17

I read it to Beardmiesi aged 10 aged 10 , to Jacquelinemiesi aged 3 aged 3 & to Maymiesi aged 7 aged 7

I’ve got a 10,7 and 3 year old girls. We love the gruffalo crumble and other recipes. The 3 yr old uses it at least once a week.
We already love the story but what’s different about this book is the visual aspect. They are always so chuffed with themselves when they make something that resembles the picture.

The recipes are not too hard and don’t take too much time as children are not very patient.

The pages are quite robust and cleans well. We use it a lot.

Most importantly, it’s fun.

Loubydoo Adult 612 book reviews

30th October '16

I read it to Soopa aged 2 aged 2

This is a recipe book for kids based on characters from the Gruffalo stories. It's well written and has a clear code within it about which parts children can do and which parts they should have a grown up help them with. It is good for toddlers but also older kids as some recipes are more fiddly than others. Eg mouse toast is quite a simple recipe but involved lots of cutting up a little pieces of chives etc. We have made some of the recipes with my 2-year-old and we've enjoyed it as it has encouraged us to use more spices when cooking with her but it would also be great for older kids who could do more if the making themselves. Makes a lovely gift.

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5th November '17

I read it myself (an adult)

Disappointed as my boy couldn't eat anything from this book as none of the recipes were suitable for vegans.

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