Edible Schoolyard’s Kate Brashares Relives her English Childhood Through a Grill
“...the commute between her home in Montclair, N.J., and Dumbo, Brooklyn, where she runs the nonprofit organization Edible Schoolyard NYC…”
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Kinder-Garden: Edible Schoolyard NYC Cultivates Young Minds
“At a time when private school students take cafeteria kale for granted, Edible Schoolyard NYC is bringing the top of the food chain to the kids who need it most.”
Nick Morgenstern’s Edible Schoolyard Salad (Ice Cream)
“...we worked with Edible to develop a flavor for the event (Edible Schoolyard Mint Chip). This flavor is on the menu at the ice cream parlor for the rest of the summer…”
Planting seeds: young students in Brooklyn learn to grow and sell foods in school gardens
“‘Being outdoors and learning how things grow is very nurturing, particularly for young children,’ said Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña, who visited the school last week to help celebrate Earth Day…”
Watch David Chang Be Interviewed by Adorable Little Foodies
“The school is part of the Edible Schoolyard NYC program, which builds garden and kitchen ‘classrooms’ in public schools that are located in communities with limited access to fruits and vegetables.”
Sweet and Savory Italian Desserts, the Jody Williams and Rita Sodi Way
“Climbing plants, hanging vines and potted herbs set the scene for Edible Schoolyard NYC’s annual spring benefit last night…”
How Chefs Teach Their Kids to Cook (and Eat Their Vegetables)
“We asked some of our favorite chefs who are participating in this year’s Edible Schoolyard NYC spring benefit dinner for their best tips on cooking with kids…”
Eat Ice Cream, Support Food Education at the Edible Schoolyard Dinner Party
“...the annual Edible Schoolyard Spring Benefit, one of the epic dinner parties of the year, is here tonight, April 13, in downtown New York City.”
Kids Share Their Food Memories in “Chicken Makes the Ice Cream Taste Better.”
“The book features the stories of 6th and 7th graders at P.S. 7 Samuel Stern, a public middle school in Harlem, New York…”
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