Jack And Jill And Other Favorites

Written by a talented and renowned chef, this book offers a complete and varied selection of 160 recipes for "everyday cooking." Each first course, main dish, and dessert is accompanied by a full-color photograph. The recipe selection features an ample variety of possibilities for preparing delicious first courses featuring rice, potatoes, pasta, mushrooms, legumes, and salads. In the meat and fish section, the author gives traditional meals a "personal touch" to help us enjoy the great variety of gastronomic pleasures available to us. The dessert section provides a selection of recipes for sweets, compotes, pies, ice cream, and much more. All the recipes are easy to prepare and ideal for enjoying in the comfort of one's own home. In addition, the book also has a practical appendix with information on cooking utensils and techniques, providing a step-by-step description of the culinary techniques used in some of the recipes, thereby dispelling any possible doubts.

Twenty-seven favorite rhymes, including "Jack and Jill," "Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat," and "Pat-a-cake, Pat-a-cake."

Gathers popular nursery rhymes, including Hickory Dickory Dock, Wee Willie Winkie, Little Miss Muffet, Ding Dong Bell, and Old King Cole.

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Changeable pictures illustrate seven popular nursery rhymes, including Sing a Song of Sixpence, Little Miss Muffet, and Three Blind Mice.