The U.S. grows more corn than any other crop, but you might be surprised to learn where all those kernels go. Corn: Whether classified as a vegetable or a grain,…
Read MoreFrom traditional peanut butter to allergy-friendly sunflower seed butter, nut and seed spreads provide a powerful punch of plant-based protein and other micronutrients. Nothing says “kid food” like a good,…
Read MoreWhether smoked or grilled, as chops or loin, pork provides a protein-packed center-of-the-plate pick for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some 35 years ago, the team at Nebraska advertising agency Bozell,…
Read MoreMaking recipe tweaks can result in a healthier breakfast option, but beware of potential missteps while baking. Many baked goods at breakfast can be fairly characterized as desserts in disguise.…
Read MoreToo often overlooked, African cuisine continues to make meaningful contributions to American food culture. Today’s U.S. foodies owe a lot to the generations of immigrants who brought staple ingredients, innovative…
Read MoreTake your cooking to the next level by mastering the concepts of salt, fat, acid and heat. A school meal can be lovingly prepared while following the strictest of nutrition…
Read MoreHow much do you know about the vivacious veggie option that kids love? t’s hard to deny the enduring appeal of pickles—even historical figures such as Julius Caesar, Queen Elizabeth…
Read MoreStill colloquially known as “commodity foods,” the USDA Foods in Schools program serves up a variety of versatile ingredients. School nutrition operators procure menu items and recipe ingredients from a…
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Read MoreInject a healthy dose of fun into school foodservice by celebrating Halloween! The majority of what makes Halloween so entertaining—the food, the decor and the costumes—can be translated into multiple…
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