Simply Good Cooking: Teaching Nutrition & Physical Activity Through Hands-On Cooking
Jill P. May, Sara Van Offelen, Betsy Johnson
Abstract
Jill P. May, Sara Van Offelen, Betsy Johnson
Abstract
In 2007, the University of Minnesota Extension conducted focus groups whose findings indicated that adults served by the Simply Good Eating Program prefer hands-on experience in a social-setting. The results led to the development of Simply Good Cooking, a nutrition education program that teaches hands-on cooking skills as the foundation for cooking healthy family meals based on nutrient-rich foods.
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In 2007, the University of Minnesota Extension conducted focus groups whose findings indicated that adults served by the Simply Good Eating Program prefer hands-on experience in a social-setting. The results led to the development of Simply Good Cooking, a nutrition education program that teaches hands-on cooking skills as the foundation for cooking healthy family meals based on nutrient-rich foods.
Key concepts: Cooking methods, Food science, Chemistry