You can include grains on the salad bar, as a stand-alone side like cornbread or wheat berry salad, incorporated into a bakery item, or as a vehicle for a taste test item like honey. Included on this website are featured curriculum connections for grains, along with recipes for food service and early childcare. Are you…
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Dairy
You can include dairy on the salad bar or on a breakfast bar as a protein, incorporated into as a side dish or a bakery item, in a cold beverage such as a smoothie, in a breakfast entree such as a yogurt parfait, or as a taste test item. Included on this website are…
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Tomatoes
You can include fresh, local tomatoes on the salad bar, as an ingredient in a plated salad, as an ingredient in a side dish or entree, in a sauce or dip, incorporated into a bakery item like savory sun-dried tomato and pesto muffins, or as a taste test item. Included on this website are featured…
Melons
You can include melons on the salad bar, in fruit cups for breakfast or lunch, as a snack, or as a taste test item. Included on this website are featured curriculum connections for melons, along with recipes for food service and early childhood. Are you a registered site? Click here to get to your password…
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Rhubarb
You can include rhubarb pickled on the salad bar, as a sauce like BBQ, or as a fruit topping, as a bagel spread at breakfast, incorporated into a bakery item, or as a taste test item. Included on this website are featured curriculum connections for rhubarb, along with recipes for food service and early childcare….
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