
Written and illustrated by Lulu Delacre
Part of the Rafi and Rosi series
Two frog siblings save a big family cooking day when helpers can't come.
Rafi and Rosi are helping Abuela make sixty pasteles, a traditional Puerto Rican dish, when she finds she is missing a key ingredient. The tree frog siblings run to buy it, learn her secret recipe for guava shells along the way, and save the day when their friends can't come to help. Short chapters for newly independent readers.
Rafi and Rosi, the curious, fun-loving tree frog siblings, are cooking up a storm with delicious Puerto Rican treats on the menu.Rafi and his younger sister, Rosi, are excited to help Abuela make her holiday order for sixty pasteles, a traditional Puerto Rican root vegetable dish. When Abuela discovers she is missing one key ingredient, Rafi and Rosi set out to buy it. On the way back they get to make crunchy arañitas and at home they learn Abuela's secret recipe for yummy guava shells in syrup. Later, when their friends can't come to help make the pasteles, Rafi and Rosi save the day, and the best Pasteles Making Party ensues! Engaging and informative, this book is perfect for newly independent readers. Children will enjoy Rafi and Rosi's explorations of some of their favorite foods.Check out the other titles in this series: RAFI AND ROSI - RAFI AND ROSI CARNIVAL! - RAFI AND ROSI PIRATES! - RAFI AND ROSI MUSIC! - RAFI AND ROSI MENU!
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