Kids Recipe Book
List a few dishes and add your child's name, get an illustrated cookbook with steps they can read.
Your child wants to help in the kitchen and every recipe you own is written for adults. Name a few dishes or a cuisine (pancakes, fried rice, Nonna's biscuits), put your child's name on it and set the reading level. What comes back is an illustrated cookbook with their name on the cover, one recipe per spread, short numbered steps at their level and a picture of each dish. Print it on A4, slip the pages into sleeves and it survives a floury bench. Quantities and steps are simplified for reading, so check the recipe yourself before you cook and handle the hot and sharp parts.
The prompt
What’s inside
- Check the dishes, the name and the reading level
- Write each recipe as short numbered steps
- Draw a picture of each dish
- Lay out one recipe per spread
- Check the steps are in order and readable
- Pack the cookbook PDF for download
What you’ll bring
- dishes or cuisine
- child's name
- reading level
What you’ll get
- illustrated recipe book PDF
Perfect for
- Parents at home
- Carers and grandparents reading with a child
Also found as
kids cookbook printable · recipes for kids to read · personalised recipe book for children · easy recipes kids can read
Questions
What do I need to provide?
A few dishes or a cuisine, your child's name and a reading level.
What do I get?
An illustrated cookbook PDF with your child's name on the cover, one recipe per spread, short numbered steps and a picture of each dish.
Can I print it?
Yes. Print it on A4 and slip the pages into sleeves so they survive the kitchen bench.
Are the recipes safe to follow as written?
Quantities and steps are simplified for reading. Check each recipe yourself before you cook and handle the hot and sharp parts.
Who is it for?
Parents at home, and carers and grandparents reading with a child.
Is it available now?
Yes. It is live on Omo and you pay per run.
Choose a cloud run and skip the setup — Omo handles the service keys and sends back the finished result.



