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Kirkus Reviews:
"This by-teens, for-teens cookbook focuses on specific ways teens can live a healthy, environmentally conscious life without sacrificing the food they love. . . Cleanly laid out with photos of the teen contributors and the dishes themselves, this introduction to green eating is informative without being preachy." - Kirkus Reviews
From the publisher:
BOOK DESCRIPTION The Green Teen Cookbook:
The Kitchen can be one of the trickiest places for young adults to navigate—add trying to be healthy, eco-minded, and budget-conscious, and things get even more complicated! Now there is The Green Teen Cookbook (Zest Books; ISBN 978-1-936976-58-4; $14.99 PB) to help guide teens through the mysteries of the kitchen and create some amazing meals. With inspiring tips on how to cut through the chaos of going green as well as master over 70 recipes, including a seasonal key that ensures optimal freshness (and a minimal carbon footprint), any teen can become a green culinary expert and learn how to: shop on a budget; get the most out of your pantry; cook more consciously; eat healthier, and more! Featuring full color photos throughout, The Green Teen Cookbook is an all-in-one guide for eating green and eating well—by teens and for teens!
This book is for people who enjoy cooking great, seasonal food for themselves as well as for other people—on a budget. It’s a guide for customizing recipes for each season, and for learning how to appreciate the different foods available each month. And readers looking to educate themselves on the food industry will enjoy the essays about globalization, vegetarianism, imports/exports, farming in the US and abroad, and much more.
The Green Teen Cookbook: Recipes for All Seasons - Written by Teens, for Teens edited by Laurane Marchive and Pam McElroy
Published by Zest Books and distributed by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
ISBN-13: 978-1-936976-58-4; July 29, 2014; $14.99 PB, 144 pages; Ages 12+
The perfect addition for out library's collection for all of our culinary arts students.
ReplyDeleteSusan Light
Christiansburg VA
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Katie Llera
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111 W Union ave
Bound Brook, NJ 08805
Our cook book collection is in dire need of new books, I've recently weeded out some older titles.
This would be a great book for my girls!
ReplyDeleteJoleen
Aberdeen, ID
waltmaj@aberdeen58.org
Thanks for the chance to win a book!
ReplyDeleteMaggie
Fort Worth, TX
Maggie.knapp@gmail.com
This looks like a great title to start a cookbook collection. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Charleston, MO
manthuis@charleston.k12.mo.us
Looks like a great recipe book to add to the collection!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Washington, VA
bwheatley@rappahannockschools.us
Woo hoo! Looks like a winner!
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thinojosa@pasadenaisd.org
Cookbooks are come of the most popular books in our library and this looks like a great one.
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suzannercostner@gmail.com (or suzanne.costner@blountk12.org)
Everyone loves food. This sounds like a great book.
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Winston-Salem, NC
Hi! I know my teens will love it!
ReplyDeleteSusan Barnum, El Paso, TX :D
With so many cooking for/with kids programs on air now, this should help attract more kids to healthing eating. Thanks for having the giveaway.
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Heidi Lewis
Guinyard-Butler Middle School
779 Allen Street
Barnwell, SC 29812
This cookbook looks great! We have a lot of students who want to go green, so this would be a nice addition.
ReplyDeletePatt
Hopewell, VA
pscanlan@hopewell.k12.va.us
This looks like a winner; hope I am one as well. :)
ReplyDeleteLynette
Crystal River, FL
mitchelll@citrus.k12.fl.us
Sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteJoel
Peoria, il
Joel.shoemaker@psd150.org
My students love cookbooks!
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Houston, TX
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