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4-6Edge Books: Kids Can Cook! series.
Step-by-step recipes follow safety and cooking tips in these offbeat cookbooks. Campfire includes fire-specific tips and is organized by cooking method (in foil, skillet, or Dutch oven); Disgusting includes ideas for snacks, entrees, sides, and desserts, and recommends presenting mainstay foods in kid-appealingly gross ways (e.g., "Maggoty Chili"). Both include photos of completed dishes, quirky facts, and "Try This!" alterations. Reading list. Review covers these Edge Books: Kids Can Cook! titles: Campfire Chef and Disgusting Eats.