A few weeks ago, 6th graders at Martin Luther King Jr., Middle School made a delicious stir fry with Urban Sprouts' educator Herman Yee. Special thanks to Herman's mom, Eleanor, who helped out too!
First, the Harvest:
Next, the chopping and prepping:
Add some broccoli and purple peas from the garden:
Finally, the secret spices, and you're ready to go!
Delicious! And we enjoyed every bite!By the way, if you'd like to taste some garden-grown veggies with us at school, please visit us for the following events!
THURSDAY, May 10TH: Ida B Wells HS Art and Garden Open House. 4-6pm, Ida B Wells HS (Alamo Square Park). Enjoy the student art opening including art, poetry, garden installations, tastings of garden produce, and garden tours. You are invited!
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MAY 19-20: Garden Work Parties: Work in the Garden, Harvest and eat delicious fruits and veggies, and celebrate with us a successful year of gardening! We need volunteers to help at both schools! Saturday, May 19 at Martin Luther King MS; Sunday May 20 at Excelsior MS; 11am to 2pm.
THURSDAY 5/17 & TUESDAY 5/22: Salad Days! Help the students to harvest, prepare and serve garden-grown salads for their entire school at lunch! Thursday 5/17 at Excelsior MS and Tuesday 5/22 at Martin Luther King MS. Support healthy eating at school!
1 comment:
Looks so yummy i guess..I wish to have some gardens at my home because those vegetable that are fresh grown is better for health and lungs especially. It also makes our face to look more brighter, cheerful and our skin layout fresh cool. Good job guys n gals of this project!
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