Practical independence
The book presents recipes with step-by-step directions and clear illustrations, inviting the reader to carry out a sequence of practical tasks.
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Abigail Wheatley - Author
A hands-on baking guide offering varied cake recipes, decorating techniques, adaptations and ideas for presenting cakes as gifts. Its strongest appeal is practical activity: reading leads directly into making, decorating and sharing food.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA hands-on baking guide offering varied cake recipes, decorating techniques, adaptations and ideas for presenting cakes as gifts. Its strongest appeal is practical activity: reading leads directly into making, decorating and sharing food.
The book presents recipes with step-by-step directions and clear illustrations, inviting the reader to carry out a sequence of practical tasks.
Alongside baking, the book offers ideas for adapting recipes, choosing toppings and fillings, decorating cakes, and wrapping them in boxes, ribbons or jars.
Plan to use it as a shared kitchen book rather than only a read-through. Before choosing a recipe, look at the ingredients, equipment and decorating steps together, then decide which parts the child will lead.
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Children's Book of Baking Cakes - Wheatley, Abigail: 9781409523369 - AbeBooks
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