For Kids and Teens
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Kids of all ages just love to cook. It makes them feel grown up, helpful and proud. Once a child understands the process of making something they are used to seeing in a box or a can, they appreciate the effort that goes into creating it. And once they take on the role of chef and prepare a dish or a meal for others they learn responsibility.
For many kids cooking the Food Network have replaced Saturday morning cartoons. Cooking has become cool. These classes are a fun mixture of learning techniques, the value of cooking from scratch along with a dash of nutrition. All menus include a sparkling fruit drink and fruit kebabs. Soups On Homemade Fettucine Pasta with Cherry Tomato Sauce The Lunch Box Tex Mex Let’s Make Sushi Rolls
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Bento:Build a Better Lunch
Debra Samuels, bestselling author, food writer and cooking instructor, wants to give the American lunchbox a makeover. In the chapter on “bento,” the traditional Japanese lunch box, in her upcoming book, My Japanese Table, Debra encourages the use of color, texture and taste to create healthier and more visually appealing meals.
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