I cannot say no to helping kids love to eat their veggies...even if I have a full day at work and I'm already committed to an afternoon cooking class at the same school. It's a weakness. No, it's just one of my missions in life: get kids to eat - and like - their veggies.
As one of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Day Ambassadors (I'm the Monterey #FRD2014 rep!), I knew this class would be a perfect activity towards that end. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing a group of kids gush: these vegetables taste so good!
I didn't get a chance to taste what they made, so I'll take their word for it. It all looked good though.
So when R's teacher emailed earlier in the week and asked if I could come up with a couple of recipes using what they were going to harvest today, I readily agreed. He told me that they would have turnip greens, turnips, green beans, and nasturium.
I had the kids pull tasks and off we went. Here's the crew, cooking what they have grown from seed in their school garden.
As one of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Day Ambassadors (I'm the Monterey #FRD2014 rep!), I knew this class would be a perfect activity towards that end. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing a group of kids gush: these vegetables taste so good!
I didn't get a chance to taste what they made, so I'll take their word for it. It all looked good though.
I had the kids pull tasks and off we went. Here's the crew, cooking what they have grown from seed in their school garden.
On the menu... [click on name to go to the recipe post]
Green Salad
They did a great job. And I am so happy that they all ate their veggies...and first thing in the morning, too. Win, win.
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