Green Eggs and Ham Cookbook: Recipes Inspired by Dr. Seuss Hardcover – October 24, 2006

This is just above and beyond i remember looking at this but I didn't order it. And I finally got it. And this is like the best best book I've ever gotten cookbook for that matter, some of them don't illustrations, but the ones that do are just like perfect, like the schlopp and the flapjack flappers flapjacks in the pink yink ink drink and the cats Mac and cheese. Or the nook hook, cookbook, dogs and last but not least, I have to say the Daisy head Maisie burgers. It looks perfect. I don't know how they did that, but I also I can't forget the bar ba loots truffula fruits and the nice lime ice hold the mice, and green eggs and ham.Those have to be my top favorite ones out of all of them, these, they look so good. Just really done . , it's a pretty good book. I love the front of the cover for a detail in little green eggs on the inside and that they give what book that this recipe is based on, I did get this arrived with a little dent on the corner . But it's alright, it's a pretty good book. I really like the hand and the plate on the front cover. It's really cool.One thing, though, that I wish they had added is like where it says the book name, they have the book cover of what the cover looks like. And they also for the schlopp, what like the milkshakes are made of what favorite one of all those has to be? The pink yink ink drink.

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Our six kids favorite childhood book was Green Eggs and Ham. One took our copy with him when he began to live alone. I found a copy of this cookbook in a school library where I work; and after leafing through it, I knew each of my kids (now in their 40s) would be delighted to read it with their kids and let the kids try out some of the recipies. I make treats for my class from the book, and take to show off, and let them know of the fun we had watching our kids use Dr. Seuss as a reading tutor.

I bought this for my kids, ages 4 and 3. They both love to cook. The recipes in here are easy enough that they can "help"make them. They are also more likely to eat the food since they helped make it. The potato soup recipe wasn't very good and there are some less creative recipes like doing strawberries in yogurt, by the pancakes a and mini cheese balls were great!

Bought this as a gift for a child and it’s wonderful. I do wish the recipes had more pictures of the actual foods, but overall the references and illustrations are delightful. Looking forward to making the recipes!

Do you like Green Eggs and Ham?!?Yes - I like them Sam-I-am!!! I would like them here or there - I would like them anywhere!!!Yes - I like the Glunker Stew - and I like the Blueberry Bumplings too!!!Yes - I like the Pink Yink Ink Drink - I even like the Biggel-Balls - I think!?!I like Brown and Black's Snack - and the Who-Roast-Beast - and the Ape Cakes Grape Cakes to say the least!!!I like it all - oh where to stop - well, maybe the Schlopp with a Cherry on Top!!!It's all so good - oh, Sam-I-am - but the best is still the Green Eggs and Ham!!!

it was a good addtition to the cookbook collection at the library.

I bought this to do a dr Seuss party for my 2y daughter. Since she is lacto intolerant I am use to adapting the recipes. But they have great ideas and I love the fact that they have the words where the recipes came from and what Seuss book.