Good Food
Cooking with kids while holed up at home
LA Unified School District’s 700,000 students are at home for the foreseeable future. Gino Campagna (aka Chef Gino) has been schooling kids in the kitchen for years. He has some tips to get kids cooking while they’re cooped up.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readLA Unified School District’s 700,000 students are at home for the foreseeable future. Gino Campagna (aka Chef Gino) has been schooling kids in the kitchen for years. He has some tips to get kids cooking while they’re cooped up. His book is “Chef Gino’s Taste Test Challenge.”
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The full episode
4 of 6Letter to the Good Food community- 3:37Simmering up bean recipes while you’re hunkered down
- 15:45Cooking with pantry staples during social distancing
- 22:27Essential Indian recipes to cook at home
- 31:19Cooking with kids while holed up at homeYou’re reading this
- 38:40Restaurants adapt in the wake of LA’s shutdown
- 47:13Essential services and new guidelines on farmers markets