Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookbook
Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly Time for cooking with the International Nanny Association is a collection of recipes, tips & ideas from members and friends of the INA. A great cookbook for any kitchen! I found it to be full of recipes that the whole family will love. Ideas for parties, crafts and so much more! What a great cookbook for mothers, Nannys and anyone who loves good recipes and ideas!
This is a colorful hard cover cookbook that is divided into several sections including:
History
Introduction
Munchies & More - Appetizers, Soups & Salads
Greens, Beans & Buns - Vegetables, Side Dishes & Breads
Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly - Main Meals
A Spoonful of Sugar - Desserts
Future Chefs - Kids' Cooking
Make a Wish - Birthday theme parties including themes such as Backyard Beach, Cinderella, Construction, Hundred Acre Woods, Ocean, Pirate, and Puppy.
Festive Holidays - Holiday Parties including Valentines, St. Patricks, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Move Over, Picasso - Crafts
Recommended Practices
Acknowledgements
Index
and Order Information
Some of the delicious recipes you'll find in this cookbook include: Beef Burgundy with Rice, French Apple Tart, Wild West Baked Beans, Crunchy Easter Baskets, Fudge Pops, Rice Krispie Drops, Gingerbread Sweets, Chicken Wrappers, Apple Blossom Biscuits, Mini Pizzas, Texas Trash Dip, Barbecue Meatballs, Strawberry Salad, Versatile Vegetable Lasagna and so many more!
Some of the crafts and craft recipes include Peanut Butter Play Dough, Sunflyer, Festive Picture Frame, Soap Bubbles, Lunch Box, Creepy Glove Puppet, Edible Finger Paint and many more of these!
Established in 1985, the INA is a non-profit, educational association for nannies and those who educate, place, employ, and support professional in-home child care providers and the cookbook reflects their dedication to quality. Visit the site and check out the Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookbook.. It's worth the visit! Plus the INA has a wonderful site full of resources and information and much more.. you can visit them at www.nanny.org and learn more about what they do as well.
This is a colorful hard cover cookbook that is divided into several sections including:
History
Introduction
Munchies & More - Appetizers, Soups & Salads
Greens, Beans & Buns - Vegetables, Side Dishes & Breads
Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly - Main Meals
A Spoonful of Sugar - Desserts
Future Chefs - Kids' Cooking
Make a Wish - Birthday theme parties including themes such as Backyard Beach, Cinderella, Construction, Hundred Acre Woods, Ocean, Pirate, and Puppy.
Festive Holidays - Holiday Parties including Valentines, St. Patricks, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Move Over, Picasso - Crafts
Recommended Practices
Acknowledgements
Index
and Order Information
Some of the delicious recipes you'll find in this cookbook include: Beef Burgundy with Rice, French Apple Tart, Wild West Baked Beans, Crunchy Easter Baskets, Fudge Pops, Rice Krispie Drops, Gingerbread Sweets, Chicken Wrappers, Apple Blossom Biscuits, Mini Pizzas, Texas Trash Dip, Barbecue Meatballs, Strawberry Salad, Versatile Vegetable Lasagna and so many more!
Some of the crafts and craft recipes include Peanut Butter Play Dough, Sunflyer, Festive Picture Frame, Soap Bubbles, Lunch Box, Creepy Glove Puppet, Edible Finger Paint and many more of these!
Established in 1985, the INA is a non-profit, educational association for nannies and those who educate, place, employ, and support professional in-home child care providers and the cookbook reflects their dedication to quality. Visit the site and check out the Beyond Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookbook.. It's worth the visit! Plus the INA has a wonderful site full of resources and information and much more.. you can visit them at www.nanny.org and learn more about what they do as well.
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