Maximize Your Menu Cooking Demonstration by Chef & Author, Monique Hooker.

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Maximize Your Menu Cooking Demonstration by Chef & Author, Monique Hooker

Fifth Season  Buying in Season  Utilizing “Seconds”  Processing Day  Existing Staff  Kitchens  Introduce New Menu Items  Harvest of the Month Activities  Use in Menus & Recipes Entire Year  Pizza, Calzones, Wraps, Pasta, Muffins, Soup

Harvest of the Month  Local & Seasonal Food Featured Each Month  Displays  Tastings  Nutrition Education  Beets, Spinach, Asparagus for example  Fun Facts  New Recipes  Monthly Newsletter for Parents  Harvest of the Month:  Include Featured Food in Meals & Snack

Classroom Nutrition Education

Display & Tastings in the Cafeteria

Asparagus From Local Farm Served for Lunch

Roasted Beets

See Me Eat It

Sweet Roasted Beets

Learning About Spinach

Fresh Spinach Tasting

Spinach Dip

Colorful Harvest

Garden Lesson

Flatbread in the Making

Flatbread

Regulations of Purchasing Locally Grown Foods  Whole, uncut produce may be purchased directly from a farm  Currently there are no requirements on farm food safety inspections for raw, fresh fruits & vegetables  Assurances that farms are practicing food safety measures are important

Food Safety Audit Programs  Voluntary Audit-Based Program  GAP: Good Agricultural Practices  Verify farms conform to specific agricultural practices to produce fruits and vegetables in the safest manner possible  GHP: Good Handling Practices  Verify farms conform to specific practices used in handling and packing operations that minimize microbial contamination

Questions?

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