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Simply Good Cooking: Teaching Nutrition & Physical Activity Through Hands-On Cooking

Jill P. May, Sara Van Offelen, Betsy Johnson

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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.

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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.

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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

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