Entries Tagged as 'kids'
March 14th, 2009 · 14 Comments · Uncategorized
It used to be common practice on family farms to collect the kitchen scraps and leavings from the dinner table to feed the hogs. It was called slop. Quick, cheap, effective. No need to throw perfectly edible garbage away. Today most hogs are fed a prescribed diet in an industrial setting. But we saved the […]
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Tags:kids·school lunches
March 11th, 2009 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
Here’s an excellent use for the leftover chicken in your refrigerator: Roll it up in a taco with fresh salsa, cheese and lettuce for a snack or an easy, healthful meal. After many months of practice, it is astounding to see the cutting skills the kids in our “food appreciation” classes have learned as they […]
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Tags:chicken·food appreciation·kids·salsa·tortillas
February 26th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
Where did the people of Mexico learn to speak Spanish? The answer is simple enough: the Spanish conquistadors who invaded and subdued Mexico hundreds of years ago. But the question points up the fact that there were people living in what we now call Mexico long before the Europeans arrived. Whether Olmec or Aztec or […]
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Tags:avocado·food appreciation·guacamole·kids·Mexico·molcajete