TV dinners

adapting TV formats to promote healthy eating and cookery skills

Publication date: March 2011

Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland). Publication categories: Children and young people, Cooking and growing. Keywords: cookery sessions, cooking, young people.

Posted: March 21, 2011

This factsheet provides examples of how three youth groups were inspired by TV formats to create a friendly competitive environment to teach cookery skills.

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