The Official Disney Parks Cookbook: 101 Magical Recipes from the Delicious Disney Vault

I bought this Disney World cookbook as a Christmas gift for a Disney lover, and it was a huge hit! The recipes are fun, easy to follow, and bring a little bit of Disney magic to the kitchen. It’s perfect for anyone who loves Disney food or wants to recreate iconic park dishes at home when they're missing Disney world!. A fun and thoughtful gift for any Disney fan!

This was a surprise gift for my Disney-loving mom for Christmas. Great full color pictures of each recipe with descriptions of where the item is served (or other tidbit) in the park. Good variety of different types of dishes. So far, every recipe has been yummy.

Gave this cookbook to my grandson and his new wife. They were going to Disney world and were excited to try some of the food listed as recipes in the book. They said when they come back they can try some of them and relive their time there.

One thing I know when I have previously visited the Disney parks (and hope to in the future), is that most of the food is memorable. I make sure I pre-order every single Disney Parks cookbook for this reason, and this one does not disappoint. Maybe there was a meal you wanted to enjoy, but couldn't fit it in on your vacation, or there was a meal you can't forget about, and need it at home, too.The recipes are easy, and haven't disappointed yet. My husband who hates chili, loved Walt's recipe! The Brown Derby Cobb Salad is a staple, and the charred corn chowder is rich and delicious, for just a few recipes I've made from this book. I have many more saved for later!There may be some recipes that have ingredients I wasn't able to readily find in my local Publix, since chicory leaves didn't have a place on the shelf. But, overall, the recipes have easy to follow directions, and many beautiful pictures.If you love to cook, and a Disney fan, this 100% belongs on your shelf! I will continue to come back to it over and over.

Great receipts easy to read and understand

Got this for my neighbor and she absolutely loved it .. shes a disney adult and loves the food on their yearly disney trips .. very nice book!

We’ve been going through the recipes for food (skipping drinks and desserts) and I’ve liked all of them so far. My favorite is the batuuan wrap - I got to try spices that I never used before and I guess the experience has been educational.I also have my 15-year-old cousin cook from it. The steps are easy enough he can do most of them (with guidance) and he’s learning common cooking terms and techniques. I think it also helps him practice focusing and learning about measuring things like carrots and shredded cabbage. He still is padawan. He interpreted shredded cabbage as one leaf of cabbage and tear it a few times - the cole slaw ended up looking like some fancy gourmet chef’s $300 appetizer.The recipes I think are simplified so a family can make it and sometimes you have to be creative to make what you make look like the picture (I would invest in squeeze bottles). So sometimes cooking experience helps. But what you make is edible and tastes good.What I don’t like is that there isn’t a TABLE OF CONTENTS. And the index is not alphabetical. The Index is by type of food and specific location. The recipe book is organized by theme park. Other than that major pitfall, I really like this book! I actually bought a second copy for my cousin. And my other cousin bought her own copy too.I even used the batuuan wrap (Bah-too-oo-ahn) wrap for my birthday bbq party. We used beef strips instead of pork butt and naan instead of pita. I normally hate coleslaw but this one is pretty good. And I personally would add more Sichuan peppercorn and sumac.

I've been collecting Disney Cookbooks for awhile and this is a great addition. I love all the details and facts that are woven in among the recipes. Makes it a really interesting read as well as a cookbook