Descriere: With separate sections on pasta for babies, toddlers and families with older children, this book features fuss-free meal ideas to make your life easier. It features colour photos, simple instructions, indication of cooking and preparation times, and symbols throughout to show which recipes are suitable for babies and younger children.
Page dim. 192 x 197 x 16
Weight: 508 grams
Autori: Karmel Annabel | Editura: Ebury Publishing | Anul aparitiei: 2010 | ISBN: 9780091937720 | Numar de pagini: 144 | Categorie: Cooking
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