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Steven Nunez, an city farmer, offers vitamin recommendation to college students as they observe and assist in the assembling course of.
On April 2, the meals pantry hosted a cooking class within the Polytechnic United Methodist Church (PUMC) for college kids to attend and discover ways to prepare dinner a meal.
The occasion displayed elements that college students would usually discover within the meals pantry. T, the major course meal included potato tacos with a cabbage salad on the facet. City farmers and a part of the North Texas Wholesome Communities, Steven Nunez and his spouse Ursula Nunez, took half on this occasion.
“Me and my spouse exit to many meals pantries to do cooking lessons to indicate college students that sure, they’re given produce and meals, however how can they prepare dinner a meal with that,” Nunez mentioned.
Nunez encourages college students to be taught extra about cooking for a more healthy life-style.
“We needed to have the ability to present folks a more healthy means of cooking, our major objective was to teach others to include extra greens of their weight-reduction plan that can also be scrumptious,” Nunez mentioned. “Additionally, to offer extra tips about vitamin, and we’re going to come again another time this semester, so keep tuned for that.”
Junior biology main Gabriela Urbina mentioned she determined to attend and study more healthy cooking.
“After studying about dairy, I didn’t even know that cheese was unhealthy., I at all times put it on every little thing, however I now know what do and what to not do with regards to making wholesome meals,” Urbina mentioned.
Alondra Martinez, junior biology main, mentioned she needed to take a look at what the cooking class was about.
“Me and my mates at all times come to the pantry, so I made a decision to cease by and see what was occurring,” Martinez mentioned. “I discovered a brand new approach to make mashed potatoes as tacos and it tastes fairly good.”







