With The Disney Bakery, you can bring magic from your imagination into your kitchen: each recipe is vividly inspired by one of the classic animated Disney films. Turn piecrusts into Aristocats and puff pastry into Aladdins lamp, or, best of all, turn a rainy afternoon into a mouth-watering memory to treasure. Adrienne Berofsky has run her own catering company, worked as a private chef and restaurant manager, and served as a personal assistant to Gael Greene, food critic for New York Magazine.

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I don�t have children but I felt like a kid as I stood in my kitchen shaping little �Canine Crunchies�. Though the recipe makes 10-12 bones, I only ended up with 8 to show for my efforts. This probably had something to do with my desire to sample a few to make sure they were up to my strict standards. I couldn�t help it. They were good!

These are delicious and fun recipes. They are well thought out though some of them could do with better instructions. By trying to be simplistic, a few recipes sometimes leave out what may seem like obvious steps or are not as descriptive as they could be.

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I love this book!Jul 12, 2001
By kelly Gardner
this is the best recipe book i have ever read! it is so hard to find good recipes today and this gives 30 great ones. And you have most of the stuff you need right in your kitchen so no special trips to the store. i make the Creme de la creme every night before i go to bed. it helps me sleep! this is a great buy.

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Lovely IdeasFeb 25, 2004

I bought this book expecting something different then when it was. I had bought a Disney party planner a few years back and most of the recipes in this book are close to or are exactly the same as the one in the other book. The ideas are cute, and would be great for little kid's birthday parties. The recipes are also in a wierd order, they group them together by movie, and not by type, i.e. the cakes are all in different places depending on what movie it's themed from. Some of the ideas may be to complicated if children want to help, but everything is managable. The Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast ideas are perfect for young girl parties, and The Lion King ideas are adorable. On the other hand the photographs are lovely.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

I love this book!Jul 11, 2001
By kelly Gardner
this is the best recipe book i have ever read! it is so hard to find good recipes today and this gives 30 great ones. And you have most of the stuff you need right in your kitchen so no special trips to the store. i make the Creme de la creme every night before i go to bed. it helps me sleep! this is a great buy.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Great book for the young cooks.Dec 21, 2000
By Stephanie Manley
It is hard finding a quality cookbook for the younger people. Many are too cartoonish, and fail to recognize that there are some young people that take their cooking seriously. This book lives up to serving up good tasting recipes, with a fresh presentation. This book would be great for a rainy day, a scout troup, or even for the parents to make up an interesting meal. A definate must buy for someone looking for a book for the young person in their life.

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