If you have young children you may have seen Shane The Chef on Channel 5 Milkshake. For those who do not know Shane the Chef he is a TV celebrity chef that pre-schoolers can call their own. Now there is the Shane the Chef – Lets Get Cooking book.
Who is Shane The Chef
Each episode follows Shane who is an ambitious and energetic Chef and his daughter Izzy, who together run a restaurant in the town of Muchington. Shane’s firm belief is that when it comes to food fresh is best.
Shane is a parents dream as he encourages children to learn all about food and where it comes from. Showing them how to make healthier choices in their food and develop an interest and a love of cooking.
Let’s Get Cooking
A cook book for pre-schoolers where they can choose a recipe and help Mum or Dad in the kitchen preparing tasty meals for the whole family.
Contents Page
The book is set in three sections
- Quick and Easy
- Marvellous Mains
- Delicious Desserts
Each recipe is bright colours and a list of what you will need from ingredients to equipment you will need. Then a step by step guide of how to make your chosen recipe
The first page showing your list of ingredients and what you will need to make your meal.
Step by step guide of how to make your meal.
My Thoughts
My children loved to cook when they were younger, always wanting to get in the kitchen to help. We had many cook books aimed at children, but none like this.
This cook book is filled with some amazing recipes such as kebabs, stir fry, pizza, risotto and not forgetting sweet options such as rice pudding and pancakes. This is definitely a book any budding chef would love, especially if they also love watching Shane the Chef
The Giveaway
If you have a budding Chef and would like to own a copy, I have one copy of Shane The Chef Let’s Get Cooking cook book to give away to one of my lucky readers. See below on how to enter
Shane the Chef – Let’s Get Cooking
Good luck
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92 comments
Spaghetti Bolognese
My Nana and I would make a crumble together most weekends. She grew a lot of fruit, so we made a lot of different kinds. There were gooseberries, apricots, greengages, strawberries, blackberries, apples, rhubarb and much more! They always tasty lovely and it was really rather easy to make one!
beans on toast
I mainly made cakes but also made mini pizzas and biscuits
I enjoyed making pancakes as a child and now with my own boy
Rockbuns and fairycakes – dont think i ever cooked anything savoury
Butterfly cakes
I liked to make buns with my mum.
I used to make flapjacks.
I didn’t get much beyond rice krispie cakes when I was little.
I liked to make cakes with my nan. I now make cakes for my children.
Cakes of course – because I loved (and still do) eating the raw mix!!!!!! lol
Coconut buns with my mum loved making them
Scrambled eggs 😀
I loved making pizza. Plus baking with my gran
I used to love making cheese biscuits / straws and haven’t made them for years now.
I used to love helping my nana make macaroni cheese x
I used to love helping my mum cook spaghetti bolognese!
I used to make rock cakes when I was little
I liked making pizza or baking cakes
I used to love making rice krispie buns and pancakes as a child
I used to love baking cookies with my mum
I used to make cupcakes, and cookies
flapjacks with my mum x
Used to cook butterfly buns with buttercream filling
I used to love cooking fairy cakes xx
Jam tarts
I used to like rolling out pastry and making jam tarts!
I used to like making scones and mince pies at christmas.
Apple Pie or Crumbles were what we loved to make!
I loved making butterfly cakes
Fairy cakes
Fairy cakes with my Grandma.
cupcakes or crispie cakes!
Me and my little girl love making butterfly buns but they never last that long with teenage siblings
I loved cooking Jumbles. My Nan taught me how to bake them
Fairy cakes and Scones 🙂
loved to bake scones with my nan.
ginger bread men
Jam tarts ( but Im sure mum must have helped with pastry , Im rubbish today
lasagne!
I used to like making cakes with my mum or nan, and mince pies at christmas
cakes and crumbles
Fairy cakes
Loved flipping pancakes with my uncle
I used to like making cupcakes with butter icing with my nan
Cupcakes with my mum
I liked baking fairy cakes with my mum
Macaroni cheese but I also loved to bake
I liked making pasties with pastry.
I used to love making rock cakes with my Grandma
loved to make pizzas
Biscuits
Chocolate Krispy cakes were the first thing I started off making
Cheese on toast
My Mum and I used to love making pancakes.
Loved making toffee with my dad.
Quiche x
Butterfly cakes!
I loved baking biscuits and pizza with my (late) grandmother
Baking was always a favourite when I was a child. I also loved making pies.
My favourite thing to cook was french stick pizza and bolognese.
Biscuits and bread
I loved making spag bol and helping with other meals (peeling potatoes was my favourite job!) Also loved baking cakes and making trifles
Pizza
I loved baking cakes and biscuits as I got to decorate them.
mud cakes haha but under the right supervision it was simple cookies 😉
Fairy cakes with my nan
Pan Cakes.
We used to bake Butterfly cakes
Cheese on toast
I liked cooking lasagne.
I mostly enjoyed baking cakes, especially butterfly cakes with the little wings and lots of buttercream!
Macaroni cheese
I loved cooking cottage pie & spreading the mashed potato.
I loved cooking spaghetti bolognese
I loved making cookies
Soup or cakes, I loved making jam with my Gran.
Rice crispie cakes
I loved cooking scrambled egg when I was young.
Cupcakes my grandson loves baking
I never really done any baking or cooking
Sponge cakes
Cakes and biscuits
I used to love making flapjack!
oat biscuits my gran taught me to make
I used to love Sunday’s on our house when I was little and me and my mum used to make apple pie or fruit crumble
I used to make Gingerbread Queens with my mum xx
fairy cakes with my mum xx
Cheese on toast, it’s my mum favourite.
I liked making marshmallow and chocolate rice crispy cakes.
I loved making chocolate cake.