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The Sesame Street Cookbook

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Written by  Pat Tornborg
Illustrator  Robert Dennis
Published  1978
Publisher  Grosset & Dunlap
Series 
ISBN  0448476371

Public health nutritionist Angela Raponi-Usobiaga introduces the book with a "Note to Parents." It also includes a page of "Cooking Words," and a page about "Getting It Together."

Recipes/plots

  • A La Peanut Butter Soup!, with The Amazing Mumford discussing Grandmother Mumford's (Grandmum's) recipe.
  • Little Quiches, Grover thinks Betty Lou wants to give him a kiss, not a quiche.
  • Tossed Salad, Grover throws the salad, to Betty Lou's dismay.
  • Sweet Kisses, finally offering a kiss ("Sweet Kiss"), Grover offers to shake Betty Lou's hand instead.
  • Oscar's Sardine Specialties, Oscar's can is floating in the ocean, as he comments that Grouches like sardines because they "come in a can and have a bad reputation!" Sardine and Orange Salad, Sardines in Cucumber Canoes, and Sardine and Pickle on Pumpernickel are the recipes.
  • Tele-grahams, Cookie Monster, Bert, Betty Lou as a postal worker, Big Bird, The Count, and Sherlock Hemlock comment.
  • Delicious Dishes
  • Strawberry Mousse
  • The Count's Twenty is Plenty Log
  • Un-cookies
  • Grover's Flights of Fancy
  • Oscar's Junk Food Pie
  • Prairie Dawn's Popcorn Pudding
  • Rubber Duckie Floats
  • Snuffle's Truffles
  • Mrs. Wiggins' Alpha Betty
  • Monster Melon
  • Shake It Awake
  • Bert's Best Breakfasts
  • Secret Dreams
  • Big Bird's Sesame Treats
  • It's Very Easy Bean Green
  • Herry Monster's Mood Food
  • Snuffle-load in a Spaghetti Nest
  • Sherlock Hemlock's "P" Soup
  • Twiddle-burgers with Topping
  • Count Your Dressings
  • Big Bird's Best Nests
  • Little Bird's Nest Fillings

Characters

In order of appearance

Notes

  • 0-448-13035-1 was the library edition ISBN, and j 641.5 was the Dewey Decimal number.
  • The book was published under Grosset's "Platt & Munk" name.
  • The book was designed by Sallie Baldwin and Frank Scully of Bob Antler & Sallie Baldwin, Inc.

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