Have you ever wished you could cook like a professional chef? Well, now you can with the magic cookbook! This remarkable cookbook will transform even the most inexperienced cook into a culinary expert. The magic cookbook is not your ordinary cookbook. It doesn't just provide you with recipes, but it also teaches you the secrets behind creating delectable dishes. It reveals the techniques used by top chefs to enhance flavors and create beautiful presentations. With the magic cookbook, you can create mouthwatering appetizers, flavorful main courses, and decadent desserts. The recipes are carefully curated to ensure that you can recreate restaurant-quality dishes in the comfort of your own home.
My friend told me that the day after the party her daughter asked to make the flap jack recipe and her daughter added a little magical sugar from the spice jar to the flap jacks. That made me so happy to hear!
I d recommend if you buy from this seller to select the option for the fewest recipes to come with the book as possible reasons why are that she made up a bunch of the recipes she includes with the book. Full of helpful information about the kinds of pots to buy, how to make stock, and how to deglaze your pan, The Frugal Gourmet cookbook was the perfect primer for beginning cooks and a great resource for more advanced cooks.
The recipes are carefully curated to ensure that you can recreate restaurant-quality dishes in the comfort of your own home. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or cooking for your family, the magic cookbook has got you covered. What sets the magic cookbook apart is its unique approach to cooking.
Below I will list the supplies and steps on how to make a DIY Just Add Magic Cookbook. I also include a free JAM cookbook design file.
I made these homemade DIY Just Add Magic Cookbooks and gave them out as favors for the guests of my daughter’s Just Add Magic Birthday Party. I include the free Cricut cut out file below.
They turned out really nice and my daughter’s friends were excited about them.
My friend told me that the day after the party her daughter asked to make the flap jack recipe and her daughter added a little magical sugar from the spice jar to the flap jacks. That made me so happy to hear!
During the party I had each girl write their names as the Trusted Keeper of their Just Add Magic Cookbook.
While this binder cookbook is obviously not authentic to the show, it is easy and inexpensive to make.
If you have seen the Just add Magic Cookbook you’ll know its leather so there is quite a bit of difference in quality… as well as price.
The leather cookbook I bought off Etsy was over $60.00… the binder cookbooks only cost me about $5.00 each to make.
I ordered this this darling leather bound book off of Etsy for my daughter’s birthday present.
I’d recommend if you buy from this seller to select the option for the fewest recipes to come with the book as possible—reasons why are that she made up a bunch of the recipes she includes with the book.
Many of the seller’s own recipes are not very elaborate or well thought out. The riddles she makes up aren’t what I would term a riddle. Many are just a sentence about the food itself.
Also, this seller omits a lot of the most important recipes from the show. I counted at least 20 main recipes from the show that were missing despite ordering “all 70” from her.
Once you get the 70 recipes, you find that they are little pieces of paper (plain, small, and really don’t have that much character), plus you have to glue them in yourself—which is just a lot of work for the price of each recipe.
Overall, I’d give this Etsy seller a 5 star on the leather bound book but 2 stars for the recipes included.
I wanted to use the recipes as favors, so if I used this seller’s recipes I would’ve had to transcribe or scan each to print with a dark background by ordering from that seller.
Since I was disappointed in the recipes and I wanted to be able to give them out as party favors (for my personal use), I ordered the Just Add Magic recipes in PDF/Word document off of Etsy from this different seller.
I was very pleased to get this as a PDF and word document. I was able to remove the background color in Word so I could print it on the aged paper that I ordered here.
I also was able to edit some of the recipes and add Chameleon Cauliflower and another few recipes to the book.
This download contained almost all of the authentic recipes from the show that I could think of, including the Last Ditch Layer Cake (tutorial on how I simplified the recipe here).
Many of them had a lot of additional characters to them, plus the download included a page with Rose’s face and areas where you can add photos of your own.
Since it was a word doc, I could add a few of the recipes I found were missing (Sight seeing Carrot Sticks, Chameloeon Cauliflower) which was awesome.
Since it is a word document you can edit, replace, or add to it—which I loved!
The only issue with using the word document was that I had to search for and download the free fonts. This took me about 20 minutes and I’ll list all of the fonts below.
A few of the fonts I couldn’t find for free, so I just replaced them with fonts of my own. Some of my favorite fonts from Dafont.com. DJB fonts are a particular favorite of mine. IMPORTANT…if you use some of your own fonts you’ll need to make sure the page numbers are still congruent.
So before I printed, I just looked at each recipe and made sure that the font was cute/interesting and that the page numbers were still accurate.
These are the fonts you’ll need in order to get the same look as the PDF version…
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Reviews for "From Cauldrons to Kitchens: A Journey Through The Magic Cookbook's Magical World"
- Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to try "The Magic Cookbook" because of all the rave reviews I had heard, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The recipes were complicated and required a lot of obscure ingredients that I couldn't find at my local grocery store. Additionally, the cooking instructions were vague and left me feeling confused. The end results were also disappointing, as the dishes lacked flavor and were nothing like what was described in the cookbook. Overall, I was let down by "The Magic Cookbook" and would not recommend it to others.
- John - 1 star - I have to say, "The Magic Cookbook" was a huge disappointment. The recipes were overly complicated and time-consuming. The author seemed to assume that the reader had expert-level cooking skills and equipment, which was not the case for me. I found it frustrating to try and follow the recipes, and in the end, the dishes did not turn out as expected. I was hoping for magical and delicious meals, but instead, I wasted a lot of time and money on ingredients that didn't pan out. I would not recommend "The Magic Cookbook" to anyone looking for practical and easy-to-follow recipes.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was excited to dive into "The Magic Cookbook" based on all the hype, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. While the recipes did have unique and interesting flavor combinations, they were not practical for everyday cooking. Many of the ingredients were hard to find or required specialty stores, which was a hassle. Furthermore, the portion sizes were too small, and I found myself still hungry after finishing a meal. Overall, I think "The Magic Cookbook" is better suited for culinary enthusiasts or those with access to a wide range of ingredients, rather than the average home cook like myself.