This blog will be dedicated to the celebration of food,
glorious food. There may be some fun
drink and restaurant chatter, too. When your name is “Peaches,” you have to write
about food. I AM food! I not exactly a foodie, because I am as
finicky an eater as your average 8 year old but I do love to read and talk about food.
Initially I want to remind all of you that every library in
this system has a terrific collection of cookbooks. The primary call number for cookbooks is
641. (You can always ask a librarian to
show the section to you.) I want to
highlight some cookbooks for children in this blog, because we have some
terrific ones!
First I want to highlight one of my favorite food books for
children; It’s Disgusting and We Ate it! True Food Facts From Around the World and Throughout History. By James Solheim. Here’s a fun fact that is in fact, disgusting:
“From the mushrooms on your pizza and the yeast in its crust
to the mildew behind the sink, fungi are everywhere. In fact, there are millions of fungi in your
house that you never even say ‘hi’ to!
You breathe them in every breath, and they grow in your food.”
Fun cookbooks based on Children’s Books:
The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook by Dinah Bucholz
The Winnie-the-Pooh Cookbook by Virginia H. Ellison
The Nancy Drew Cookbook by Carolyn Keene
See you next week, unless you frequent Centrale on the Miracle
Mile in which case you will probably see me sooner.
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