Diane Muldrow Books

Recipe for trouble

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While Natasha and Peichi cope with Shawn's growing obsession with cheerleading and welcome a new girl to their Brooklyn, N.Y., neighborhood, Molly and Amanda help solve a food-related mystery durin...

Lights! Camera! Cook!

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The Chef Girls' success on a catering job leads to the promise of a television interview with a world famous journalist.

Sweet-and-sour summer

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Despite the success of their cooking business, the Chef Girls go their separate ways during summer vacation.

A measure of thanks

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When Molly throws herself into planning a fundraiser to benefit America's Second Harvest, she must choose between her new interest and Dish.

Winner takes the cake

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Molly leaves Dish to start her own pesto business, and Amanda runs for seventh grade class president against the Chef Girls' nemesis, Angie.

Working Lunch Dish

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Stirring It Up 1 Dish

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Turning Up the Heat 2 Dish

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Boiling Point 3 Dish

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Into the Mix 4 Dish

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