We Really Like Cooking Slop!

From #1 New York Times bestselling author Mo Willems and debut cookbook author Cher Willems comes a do-together Elephant & Piggie family cookbook with 50 yummy recipes including breakfasts, snacks, soups and stews, mains, and desserts!

The only thing Piggie likes more than making slop is sharing her favorite family recipes with her best friend Elephant Gerald and YOU! So put on your apron, grab your oven mitts, and let’s get cooking!

Elephant Gerald and Piggie are joined by Auntie Pearl, Uncle Stew the Smorgasboar, Suzie Sous Chef, Irvine Fine Dine Van Swine, and Uncle Maurice who are excited to make everything from Granola Crunch-ola to Hoagie Dish Delish, Yes-Pleasy Mac-and-Cheesy, and Ooey Gooey Lava Cakes. Perfect for kids and former kids to make and bake together, this super-special best-friending cookbook even includes the recipe for Piggie’s Signature Slop!

Fully illustrated, beautifully photographed, and expertly developed, the Elephant & Piggie cookbook features tasty recipes, kid-friendly kitchen skills, helpful cooking tips and tricks, plus fun food facts. Mo and Cher Willems bring you the sloppiest, easiest, do-together cookbook for the whole family!

CHER WILLEMS is an actor, producer, potter, and debut cookbook author. Her voice acting can be heard in numerous award-winning animated short films based on Mo Willems’ books as well as in the audio narration of over 50 titles on the Hidden Pigeon YouTube Channel. Cher began her career as a television commercial producer and now serves as the chairperson of the board for Hidden Pigeon Company. Cher loves making new, yummy food, especially when it is going to be shared.
 
MO WILLEMS is a number one New York Times bestselling author and illustrator. He has been awarded three Caldecott Honors and an Eisner Award for his picture books, and two Theodor Seuss Geisel Medals and five Geisel Honors for his celebrated ELEPHANT & PIGGIE early readers. His debut picture book, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! was inducted into the Picture Book Hall of Fame. Mo began his career as a writer and animator on Sesame Street, where he garnered six Emmy Awards. Mo likes cutting vegetables and doesn’t like cleaning dishes, but he does both.