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The Kids' Easy Air Fryer Cookbook

Name: The Kids' Easy Air Fryer Cookbook
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ISBN: 9780702339349

(Author) Sally Morgan

Format: Hardcover

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The perfect gift for any aspiring young chef who's ready to try out the family air fryer. The latest kitchen gadget, the air fryer, is the countertop must-have of the moment. It bakes, roasts and fries, and can be healthierand simplerthan using the oven. Featuringfoodie favouritesfor breakfast, lunch, dinner and desserts - plus snacks! - with easy-to-follow instructions,The Kids' Easy Air Fryer Cookbookhas over 50 brilliant recipes to try. Includes air-fryer know-how basics, along with: a safe air frying guide successful air frying tips information on air frying equipment. Recipes include: Cinnamon French Toast Sticks Nachos Hot Honey Corn Cobs Buffalo Cauliflower 'Wings' Salmon Teriyaki Lemon Drizzle Cupcakes Chocolate Lava Cakes and many more tasty treats. Any young cooking pro is sure to be inspired to whip up the most delicious dishes in no time. Get ready to be impressed!

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Publisher:

Scholastic

Format:

Hardcover

Number of pages:

None

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ISBN:

9780702339349

Publish year:

2024

Publish date:

Oct. 10, 2024

Sally Morgan

Sally Morgan is an Australian Aboriginal author known for her powerful and influential works that explore themes of identity, culture, and history. Her most notable work, "My Place," is a memoir that traces her family's experiences as Aboriginal Australians and the impact of colonization on their lives. Morgan's literary style is characterized by a blend of autobiography, history, and storytelling, creating a unique and engaging narrative that sheds light on the struggles faced by Indigenous peoples in Australia. Her work has had a significant impact on Aboriginal literature, bringing attention to the voices and stories of Indigenous Australians and challenging dominant narratives of history and identity.