The first cookbook written by Jamie Oliver’s son Buddy Oliver has been featured by Penguin’s Michael Joseph.
In addition to writing the book “Let’s Cook,” the 13-year-old is also the host of the YouTube cooking channel “Cooking Buddies.”
The book is scheduled to be published on July 4, 2024, while The Bookseller reports that Buddies will debut a new cooking show called Cooking Buddies on CBBC this summer. .
According to the book’s synopsis, the book is aimed at “young people and beginning cooks, and aims to immerse readers in easy, delicious, and fun recipes that will help them gain confidence and independence in the kitchen.” “I’m here.”
Additionally, “Buddy Oliver has gained a foodie following on his popular YouTube channel Cooking Buddies, where he shares simple, delicious and nutritious recipes for young people and novice cooks to try out at home. It has garnered more than 7 million views in recent years.
Cooking enthusiast Buddy Oliver, 13, is pictured with his father, celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.
Let’s Cook follows a similar theme, with chapters titled “Less than 3 Pastas,” “After School Snacks,” “Skills for Life,” and “Breakfast and Brunch.” It shows that there is something for every opportunity for new chefs to feel confident and try something new. ”
Commenting on the news, Buddy said he was “really excited” about the cookbook’s release.
He added that the book is “packed with content.” [he loves] “Cooking and eating,” and he said, “I had a lot of fun planning what to include, creating the recipe, and making sure it was nice and easy to understand.”
According to the teenager, “None of it is fancy or complicated. You’ll find simple breakfasts, meatballs, pizza, sweet treats, etc. We just hope people enjoy trying it.” ”
Buddy Oliver (pictured) says none of the recipes in his book are difficult to follow and are all his favorites.
His father, Jamie Oliver, also commented on the news, saying he was “so proud” of his son and the effort he put into the book.
Jamie added that Buddy “always enjoys” sharing easy and delicious recipes, “which is why his Cooking Buddies YouTube channel has been so successful.”
Managing director Louise Moore, who bought world rights to the book directly from Jamie Oliver Ltd., said it was “no surprise that Buddy was inspired by the lives of a food-loving family”. No,” he said.
“We know that parents are always looking for ways to get their kids excited about mealtime. His fun, simple, and reliable recipes featured on Let’s Cook are the perfect way to get kids excited about mealtime. “It’s the ideal way to start your own cooking and eating adventures,” she added.
