Cochise EFNEP
Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program
Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP): Adults in EFNEP programs learn to select more nutritional foods and gain skills in food production, preparation, storage, safety and sanitation. Adults also learn better methods to manage their food budgets and related resources such as Food Stamps. Youth in EFNEP programs learn skills in nutrition, food preparation, and food safety as well as fitness, substance avoidance, and other health related topics.
Contacts: Cynthia Aspengren
How to Safely Clean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Are you worried about the germs that might be hiding in your fresh produce? These quick and easy tips will teach you how to properly sanitize your produce, no harmful chemicals necessary!
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Food Four Ways
This series re-imagines basic foods in a fun and tasty way, using simple ingredients you won’t need to make an extra trip to the store for. Healthy eating doesn’t have to cost a fortune or require a lot of time in the kitchen. Watch now for meal ideas that are kid-friendly and parent- approved!
- Bananas - Watch Video - English
- Bananas - Watch Video - Espanol
- Zucchini - Watch Video - English
- Zucchini - Watch Video - Espanol
- Chickpeas - Watch Video - English
- Chickpeas - Watch Video - Espanol
- Quinoa - Watch Video - English
- Quinoa - Watch Video - Espanol
- Avacado - Watch Video - English
- Avacado - Watch Video - Espanol
- Oatmeal - Watch Video - English
- Oatmeal- Watch Video - Espanol
Start An Indoor Herb Garden
Have you ever wanted fresh herbs but don’t have space for a full-size garden? An herb garden can be as big or as small as you want it to be! Herbs are easy to grow indoors and can thrive happily in small containers on your windowsill. Watch this video to learn how to successfully start seeds
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How To Transplant a Seedling
This video details one method for transplanting seedlings from rockwool growing cubes into soil. Rockwool is a hydroponic growing medium made from uncompressed basalt and chalk fibers. While rockwool works great for starting seeds, once the roots of the seedling begin to show
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Fresh Herbs in the Kitchen
Is your mint taking over the garden? Not sure what to do with that huge rosemary bush in the front yard? Watch now for some quick and tasty tips on how to use your fresh herbs in the kitchen every day.
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