Scribble UK Lunch at 10 Pomegranate Street: the children’s cookbook recommended by Ottolenghi and Nigella

Why oh why would anyone put a sticker on a book without making sure it can be removed without damaging the cover? This is a hardback book (no dust sheet) and it came with a sticker with a quote by Ottolenghi saying ‘simply sweet’. No one needs to read this quote, no one care what Ottolenghi has to say, we already know it’s a book worth buying for our children. I have had to return (and pray Amazon doesn’t put this into landfill) and will buy in a book shop instead so I know what I am getting before I buy.

Something smells good at 10 Pomegranate street, it smells delicious here too as the Peanut Butter and Chocolate cookies bake in the oven.🥣Join the residents of 10 Pomegranate Street as they cook up a multicultural, pot luck picnic. The people really in luck are us, the reader, as they share their wonderfully simple and delicious recipes with us!🥘An absolutely gorgeous book with stunning illustrations reflecting diversity and rich cultures. We can’t wait to recreate more of the recipes.

Beautiful book but beware when buying! I bought both Whats cooking at 10 Garden Street and Lunch at 10 Pomegranate Street assuming they were different but they are not. The only difference is that the Pomegranate Street one uses grams and cup measurements whereas the Garden Street is cups only

This is a beautiful book which my 6 year old godson (and his mum!) absolutely love and have been enjoying cooking from. I highly recommend this, for the recipes and the illustrations! I think this is probably suitable for 5 years (With a lot of help!!) upwards

This is an absolutely wonderful book, my 6 yr old son and I love reading it, and it is the one cookery book on my shelf I have used numerous times to create beautiful meals. Perhaps it is the simplicity! But the recipes work well and my son loves cooking them with me.