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Agriculture Facts: The average strawberry has 200 seeds. Technically berries have seeds on the inside and they don’t come from a single ovary, so strawberries are really in a group all their own. Strawberries are members of the rose family. Nutrition and Food Facts: Strawberries contain high levels of nitrate. This has been shown to…
Spice It Up: Registered sites page
How can you change up your recipes and engage your eaters? Add new or favorite spice blends to dishes to give them an exciting lift! Don’t rely 100% on processed entrees to bring home the flavor. Increase your lunch numbers and build program financial health by bringing your customers back into the meal line with well-seasoned…
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Garlic: Registered Sites Page
If stakes and garlic were the top two things that could kill a vampire, ninth grade gym was a close third.— Heather Brewer Local garlic is inexpensive and so versatile! You can poach it, steam it, roast it, smash it and mince it. You can add it to recipes, sauces, veggie dishes, breads and,…
Cranberries- Registered Sites Page
What’s bright red, round, tart and delicious in desserts, salads, baked goods, main entrees and in dairy recipes? CRANBERRIES! Featured Food Facts: While cranberries may, or may not, have been served at the first Thanksgiving in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621, the Pilgrims were aware of cranberries having been introduced to them by Native Americans who…
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Hot Peppers: Registered Sites Page
Hot Peppers can be added to salads like Grilled Corn and Tomato Salad and they can be pickled and added to the salad bar. Add them to your recipes for entrees, side dishes, sauces, and dressings, incorporate them into toppings for entrees like a diced onion, jalapeno, and cilantro mix for tacos, or Chipotle Pepper Mayo for…
Herbs: Registered Sites Page
LOCAL FRESH HERBS Toss fresh, chopped herbs with your lettuce on the salad bar, add them to your recipes for entrees, side dishes, sauces, and dressings, incorporate them into toppings for entrees like an onion and cilantro mix for tacos, create a “dilly” mayo for sandwiches, invent toppings for side dishes like a “parmesan basil blend” to go…
Kale: Registered Sites Page
Toss torn, local kale with your lettuce on the salad bar, add minced or shredded kale to your recipes for entrees, side dishes, and sauces, incorporate kale in soups, stews, and sauteed greens, add baby kale to sandwiches, toss minced kale in place of fresh spinach into pasta, or share kale as a taste test item. Agriculture…