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Chef Coloring Pages: 30 Designs with Kids, Chefs and Families Cooking Pizza, Tacos, Sushi, Pasta and Dumplings
Thirty kitchen pictures led by chefs and home cooks, stretching pizza dough by a brick oven, rolling sushi on a bamboo mat, folding dumplings with a daughter and plating dishes as a two-chef team. A kitchen tools page, a bubble-letter KITCHEN page and a color example of every design are included.
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Most pages here put one cook front and center, close enough that the apron straps, the chef’s toque and the food in their hands fill the page. Some are professionals in double-breasted chef jackets; others are moms, dads and grandparents at home. Each design has its title on a ruled line at the top, from Meet the Chef on page 01 to Ready to Share on page 30.
Dishes from around the world
The food is as much the subject as the people:
- Pizza Day (02): a cook stretching dough in front of a brick oven, a topped pizza with olives, mushrooms and tomato slices on the counter.
- Taco Table (07): three filled tacos on a plate, with bowls of lettuce and toppings and a halved avocado.
- Sushi Rolls (08): a cook in a cap placing cut maki on a plate, a rolled bamboo mat and small dishes beside him.
- Pasta Night (09): spaghetti lifted with tongs from a pan of tomatoes and basil.
- Dumpling Helpers (10): a dad and daughter pinching dumplings shut, a full tray of them in rows below.
- Veggie Stir-Fry (28): broccoli and mushrooms tossed in a wok over a gas burner.
Around them are bakes and breakfasts (a tiered cake, bread dough, a pancake stack, waffles with strawberries, iced cookies, cupcakes) and everyday cooking: a backyard grill with skewers and corn, soup ladled from a big pot, a lunch box packed with broccoli, egg halves and round bites, a tray of roasted vegetables.
Two pages without people
Page 06 lays out kitchen tools to color one by one: pot, frying pan, spatula, spoon, bowl, whisk, rolling pin, measuring cup, oven mitt and colander. Page 12 spells KITCHEN in big bubble letters, framed by a chef’s hat, a pot, a whisk, a spatula, a carrot and a mixing bowl.
Busy pages and open ones
The grandmother kneading bread (13) and the taco table (07) leave the most open space. The herb pots on the windowsill (20), the backyard grill (04) and the two-chef feast with bread, soup and salad (30) are the most detailed, with leaves, grill bars and many small foods to fill. Faces are friendly cartoon style with large eyes throughout.
Color examples
The color book uses warm kitchen tones: a red apron and teal mixing bowl on page 01, a yellow apron for the salad page, a teal apron and red pan for pasta night, plus bright tomatoes and greens wherever vegetables appear. Page numbers and file names match between the two versions.
Print the PDF for your paper size at actual size, one page per sheet, with borderless enlargement turned off; the artwork sits inside a 7.5 x 10 in area on every page. A single PNG is the quickest way to print just one favorite.
Questions
- Which pages show a child cooking with a grown-up?
- Eight of them: tearing lettuce for a salad with mom (05), folding dumplings with dad (10), piping icing onto cookies beside grandma (16), rinsing a pepper at the sink (18), scooping flour into a measuring cup (19), topping cupcakes with a cherry (23), stacking a sandwich with dad (26) and wiping the counter after cooking (29).
- Are there recipes in the book?
- No. The pages are pictures only, with a title at the top of each one and no ingredient lists or steps. The printing guide says so too, and adds that children should have an adult's help with real cooking.
