Focusing on food, this yummy latest addition to the popular children's series finds Elmo making orange juice popsicles, real-life kids rhyming while creating sundaes, and the Cookie Monster playing as a contestant on a culinary game show. C Is for Cooking also features Oscar-nominee Amy Adams making an upside-down cake (but getting talked into using a different fruit by an anthropomorphic pineapple), and a segment on following recipe directions with Jason Schwartzman as the spangled host of a Cast Iron Cook reality show parody. Other vignettes include a visit to a sushi restaurant (with chopstick practice), a recipe for oatmeal raisin cookies (with a mention of grown-up help), a “Murray Has a Little Lamb” segment in which youngsters make stuffed corn tortillas at cooking school, and a class science project involving wheat and fresh bread. Bonus features include the episode “Elmo's Magic Cookbook,” downloadable activity and recipe pages, and a print recipe booklet. Recommended. Aud: K, P. (J. Williams-Wood)
Sesame Street: C Is for Cooking
(2013) 128 min. DVD: $14.98. Warner Home Video (avail. from most distributors). Volume 28, Issue 6
Sesame Street: C Is for Cooking
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