Monday, June 29, 2009
A new picnic cookbook for children has been launched. Simple cooking cold food that tastes great
Simple cooking - cold food that tastes great, is the second in the series of free Real Meals recipe books.
The cook book features healthy meals and snacks, designed to help children and their families prepare fun, nutritious and well balanced food for when they are out and about this summer.
Examples of recipes the book contains are:
The new cookbook is free to all year six pupils.
Ed Balls, Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families said: This new recipe book will help children learn how easy it is to prepare tasty and healthy food that they can eat on the go.
Obesity is one of the biggest health challenges we face in this country so it is vital children grow up eating well and being active. It is not the governments role to tell parents how to make this happen, but it is important that we help and support families by giving them the right information and handy tools like the cookbook.
The Real Meals cookbook was made available to all Year 7 pupils following its launch in September 2008. So far there have been 160,000 downloads of the recipes and almost 450,000 hard copies have been distributed to secondary schools.
Downloads:
Simple cooking - cold food that tastes great, is the second in the series of free Real Meals recipe books.
The cook book features healthy meals and snacks, designed to help children and their families prepare fun, nutritious and well balanced food for when they are out and about this summer.
Examples of recipes the book contains are:
- rainbow salad
- deli wraps
- open cheese and onion pie
- mighty muffins
The new cookbook is free to all year six pupils.
Ed Balls, Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families said: This new recipe book will help children learn how easy it is to prepare tasty and healthy food that they can eat on the go.
Obesity is one of the biggest health challenges we face in this country so it is vital children grow up eating well and being active. It is not the governments role to tell parents how to make this happen, but it is important that we help and support families by giving them the right information and handy tools like the cookbook.
The Real Meals cookbook was made available to all Year 7 pupils following its launch in September 2008. So far there have been 160,000 downloads of the recipes and almost 450,000 hard copies have been distributed to secondary schools.
Downloads:
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