I’m a huge advocate of childhood nutrition and even helped my daughter’s public school be the first to achieve the U.S. Healthier School Challenge. When I was asked to be involved in the first annual Kids Food Festival in New York City I happily agreed.
What’s the Kids Food Festival?
The Kids Food Festival was established to promote wholesome lifelong habits to help prevent childhood obesity. On January 21-22, 2012 the New York City-based festival will offer fun workshops and activities like a food themed scavenger hunt, food tastings, and more. I am thrilled to be demonstrating my Mango Stuffed Challah French Toast from my new book Comfort Food Fix at the James Beard Foundation’s Future Foodies Pavilion on Sunday the 22nd at 11am.
Kids in the Kitchen
Cooking with your kids is an important part of teaching them a healthy lifestyle and the best way to get them to try new tastes. Spend time with your children finding delicious recipes, making a shopping list, going to the market, and getting down and dirty in the kitchen. It’s one of my favorite ways to spend time with my daughter.
Enter to Win!
I’m giving away a VIP family 4 pack to my workshop at the Kids Food Festival this Sunday 1/22/12 at 11:00am. This includes:
---Family 4 pack tickets for 2 adults and 2 kids (under 12 years)
---Meet & greet with me after the demo
For more information about the event click here or follow the Kids Food Festival on Facebook or twitter.
Enter in the comments for a chance to win the VIP family 4 pack to the Kids Food Festival. Let me know “what’s your favorite meal you cook with your kids?” My favorite comment will win a VIP family 4 pack to my workshop at the Kids Food Festival.
The contest starts at 5:00pm EST today, and ends on Friday January 20, 2012 at 5:00 pm EST. You may only comment once to be considered. Be sure to include your email address in the “Email” field when posting your comment so I can let you know if you won. Winner must provide full name, email address and photo identification in order to receive tickets.
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Wed, January 18, 2012
by Ellie Krieger