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The Main Course – Episode 80 – Teen Battle Chefs, Matthew Locricchio & Christine Datz-Romero

First Aired – 12/19/2010 12:00PM
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This week on The Main Course, Patrick & Katy are joined by a talented group of future culinary heroes; Teen Battle Chefs Joel Allette, Molly Bhuiyan and Fernando Rodriquez. The three teens recount their experience competing in the Teen Battle Chef competition at Whole Foods Market a few months ago, and discuss what it means to be involved in the sustainable food revolution at such a young age. Tune in to hear what these students have to say about the lunch they are being served in school, and how they think improvements can be made. Also on the show, Matthew Locricchio, author of “Teen Cuisine” & Christine Datz-Romero of the Lower East Side Ecology Center. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch: the nations largest single source supplier of grassfed and grass finished beef. For more information visit www.hearstranch.com

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The Main Course Introduction (9:46)

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Teen Battle Chefs! Joel Allette, Molly Bhuiyan & Fernando Rodriguez (20:17)

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Amy Barone, Dr. Oz’s vision, Family Cooks Productions, Whole Foods Market, Teen Iron Chef, the secret ingredient was apples, kids were judged on taste and presentation, Molly from Manhattan Center, Fernando from George Washington Campus, Joel from James Madison, Fernando is interning at Jimmy’s No 43, he notices himself losing weight as he eats better, finding ways to make vegetables interesting, markets in Spain, Molly never cooked before joining Teen Battle Chef, pizza can be healty, power to the pizza!, disguising tofu, beet and carrot latka, food prejudice, Health Corps USA, www.healthcorps.org, Joel Allette, Molly Bhuiyan, Fernando Rodriguez,

Changing School Food (20:17)

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changing school food, how can school lunch be improved?, the kids think it’s terrible, there should be more options for kids, make the healthy options look and taste good, don’t just reheat food that the government gave you, kids would choose healthier foods if presented with that option, school food ambassadors, it’s a long slow battle to improve school food, skill level in the school cafeteria is a mixed bag, salad bars at school, PAC meetings, Parent Action Committee, Molly found hair in her food at school, Slow Food, preserving regional products and cuisines, lunch that kids bring from home looks way better than school food, it’s stress relieving to cook, black bird pie, where are the healthy fast food chains?, 4Food, Chinese braised kale, there are a lot of people trying to create food careers these days, www.familycookproductions.com, www.healthcorps.org,

Matthew Locricchio, author of “Teen Cuisine” (21:27)

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Matthew Locricchio, Teen Cuisine, Super Chef series, for schools and libraries, International Cookbook for Kids, Matthew doesn’t think of things in terms of kid friendly, he likes recipes that work, staying away from deep frying, the book is very fun to look at, adults seem to like the book as much as the kids, book was photographed entirely in Brooklyn, James Peterson, hippie granola, souffles, cheese really helps rise the dish, making your own dough can be fun, New York Style Pizza, use good mozzarella, get the best ingredients and don’t screw it up!, Teen Cuisine Vegetarian, the cookbook needed to use simple to find ingredients,

E-Waste Events Christine Datz-Romero (16:45)

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Christine Datz-Romero is the Executive Director and Co Founder of the Lower East Side Ecology Center, partnership with Tekserve to collect E-Waste, materials are shredded and recycled, ten dates in January, each material is treated differently, sponsors pay for the expenses, if we don’t recycle there will be many toxins in our waste, 70% of toxic materials come from 1% of trash, NYS passed a law that will make it illegal to dump computers in the regular trash, community based composting, pushing for legislation, environmental education, www.lesecologycenter.org, you can donate, the E-Waste events are a public service, all electronics are welcome, the only thing they won’t accept are household appliances,

Heritage Cooking with Steve Pope: Traditions (5:25)

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Good Shepherd Poultry Ranch, Steve Pope, heritage cooking, Heritage Chef, traditions create memories, new traditions, quality of good nutritious food, Heritage chicken breast,

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