Rutabaga the Adventure Chef: Book 2: Feasts of Fury
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (900 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 141971659X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Amid the giant killer spiders, a desperate acting troupe, a nefarious thief, and a horde of toxic gubblins (nasty, goblin-like creatures) who threaten to take over the kingdom of Evanore, how is Rutabaga supposed to find any time to cook? Filled with the first volume’s same brand of humor and high jinks, this installment takes readers to new locations in the fantastical world Eric Colossal has created and showcases more out-of-this-world platters that “Ru” brings to life. On their mission to find only the most exotic ingredients for top-notch dishes, Rutabaga and his pet cooking pot, Pot, somehow manage to get themselves into a series of pickles. As in the first book, in the back are three safe, easy-to-make recipes for all ages.
Rutabaga Rules - Our 8yo Daughter Loves These Stories! rsvp We loved the first Rutabaga book and when I found there was a 2nd one available, I immediately snatched it up. It's nice because my wife and daughter like to cook together so having an "Adventure Chef" is perfect! The story is wonderful in both books!. Wonderful book B. Norton My daughter loved both of these books. They are a bit goofy, but creative, fun, and well illustrated. Cant wait for #3.. Adventure chef Rutabaga and his travelling pot are back for more adventures in this funny sequel Wayne A McCoy 'Rutabaga the Adventure Chef: Book 2: Feasts of Fury' by Eric Colossal continues the chefs search for exotic ingredients. Along with the ingredients, he usually finds trouble.This time around, he's seeking the special ingredient for soup. This leads him to a a whole bunch of giant spiders. When his pet pot, Pot, gets stolen, he meets someone who claims to be a princ
Exploring abandoned castles and haunted forests, Rutabaga and his pet pot scour the land for the rarest ingredients possible to make the most unique dishes imaginable. Krosoczka's "Lunch Lady" will love a big serving of this hilarious adventure.—Peter Blenski, Greenfield Public Library, WI . Kid-friendly recipes at the end, inspired by Rutabaga's adventures, are a nice touch that will certainly motivate some children to venture into the kitchen. Overall, the individual stories that comprise the book feel more tied together than in the pre