Kansas School Recipes. Vegetables, Fruits, & Sides. Child Nutrition & Wellness, Kansas State Department of Education



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Kansas School Recipes Vegetables, Fruits, & Sides Child Nutrition & Wellness, Kansas State Department of Education

Kansas School Recipes Vegetables, Fruits, & Sides Child Nutrition & Wellness Kansas State Department of Education 120 SE 10 th Avenue Topeka, Kansas 66612 785-296-2276 FAX: 785-296-0232 www.kn-eat.org For further information about this publication, please contact Cheryl Johnson, Director, Child Nutrition & Wellness at the phone number above or email: csjohnson@ksde.org. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies at the Kansas Department of Education: KSDE General Counsel, 120 SE 10th Avenue, Topeka, KS 66612, (785)296-3204. This publication has been funded at least in part with Federal funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service. The contents of this publication do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Department, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

Table of Contents Applesauce Salad... 1 Cinnamon Apples... 3 Fruit Fluff... 5 Fruit Salad... 7 Fruit Slush... 9 Macaroni & Cheese... 11 Pasta Salad... 13 Pumpkin Pudding... 15 Strawberries & Bananas... 17 Vegetable Salad... 19

Kansas School Recipes were submitted to Child Nutrition & Wellness, KSDE by schools in Kansas. Recipes have not been tested by CNW. Nutritional analysis and component contribution have been reviewed for accuracy.

Applesauce Salad Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 489 Hays) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Candy, Cinnamon Red Hots Water, boiling Gelatin, flavored, dry 2 lbs.+ 5½ oz. 2⅓ cups 3 qt. + ½ cup 1. Dissolve red hots and cherry flavored gelatin in boiling water. Stir well. Applesauce, canned, unsweetened 1 #10 can 2. Add applesauce to gelatin mixture and stir well. 3. Pour into a serving dish or pans. 4. Chill until set or overnight. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ¼ cup 0.12 F/V 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 66 Iron 0.24 mg Protein 0.51 g Protein% 3.08% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 4.5 mg Carbohydrate 17.28 g Carbohydrate% 104.12% Sodium 1 mg Vitamin A 28.3 IU Total Fat 0.15 g Total Fat% 2.00% Dietary Fiber 1.38 g Vitamin A 3.3 RE Saturated Fat 0.04 g Saturated Fat% 0.55% Vitamin C 19.07 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 1

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Cinnamon Apples Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 489 Hays) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Apples, canned, water pack, sliced 2 #10 cans 1. Drain ½ of the liquid from the canned apples. Brown Sugar Cinnamon ground Sugar, granulated 6 oz. 3 oz. 3 oz. 2. Place apples in steam pan. Measure brown sugar, ground cinnamon and granulated sugar into pan with apples. Mix well. Margarine 3 oz. 3. Melt margarine and pour over apple mixture. Blend well and place in 350ºF oven. Heat until product reaches 150ºF. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ¼ cup 0.25 F/V 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 45 Iron 0.18 mg Protein 0.19 g Protein% 1.69% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 12.72 mg Carbohydrate 10.07 g Carbohydrate% 90.14% Sodium 9 mg Vitamin A 55 IU Total Fat 0.90 g Total Fat% 18.10% Dietary Fiber 1.66 g Vitamin A 11.5 RE Saturated Fat 0.16 g Saturated Fat% 3.27% Vitamin C 0.13 mg Trans Fat 0.13* g Trans Fat% 2.55% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 3

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Fruit Fluff Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 469 Lansing) Ingredients 50 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Fruit cocktail, canned, light syrup 1 #10 can 1. Drain fruit cocktail well. Whipped topping 2 cups 2. Fold in whipped topping. 3. Chill until ready to use. 4. Serve using a 2 oz. spoodle. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ¼ cup 0.23 F/V 50 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 28 Iron 0.12 mg Protein 0.45 g Protein% 6.30% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 11.7 mg Carbohydrate 7.04 g Carbohydrate% 99.25% Sodium 14 mg Vitamin A 142.5 IU Total Fat 0.05 g Total Fat% 1.44% Dietary Fiber 0.59 g Vitamin A 28.5 RE Saturated Fat 0.01 g Saturated Fat% 0.22% Vitamin C 0.77 mg Trans Fat 0* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 5

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Fruit Salad Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Taste of Kansas 1 (Submitted in 2000 by USD 488 Axtell Bern Summerfield) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Sugar, granulated Cornstarch 2 cups 6 Tbsp. 1. Mix sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan. Orange Juice, chilled Pineapple juice, canned, unsweetened Lemon juice, canned/bottled 1⅓ cup 2 cups ¼ cup 2. Drain canned pineapple; reserve juice and set aside the pineapple. 3. Add fruit juice and bring to a boil. Boil for one minute. 4. Cool Pineapple chunks, canned, drained Grapes, fresh Apples, fresh w/skin Bananas, fresh, sliced 7.5 lbs. 6 lbs. 1 #10 can 1½ qt. 5. Wash grapes. 6. Wash and dice apples in ½ inch chunks*. 7. Slice banana in ½ inch slices*. 8. Add all fruits to cooled juice mixture. Refrigerate until served. * If making a large amount, slice the apples and bananas into the cooled juice mixture and toss to prevent browning. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ½ cup 0.55 F/V 100 servings 7

Fruit Salad, continued Nutrients Per Serving Calories 80 Iron 0.22 mg Protein 0.54 g Protein% 2.68% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 8.46 mg Carbohydrate 20.52 g Carbohydrate% 102.61% Sodium 1 mg Vitamin A 52.5 IU Total Fat 0.26 g Total Fat% 2.93% Dietary Fiber 1.91 g Vitamin A 6.5 RE Saturated Fat 0.06 g Saturated Fat% 0.66% Vitamin C 9.62 mg Trans Fat 0* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 8

Fruit Slush Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Taste of Kansas 2, 2002 Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Orange juice, frozen, unsweetened, undiluted Lemon juice, canned/bottled Water, cold Pineapple tidbits, canned, light syrup Strawberries, frozen, sweetened, sliced 4 lb. + 7 oz. 1 qt.+ ½ cup 4½ Tbsp. 1 qt. + ½ cup 1½ qt.+ ⅔ cup 1. Combine juices, water, pineapple (undrained) and strawberries. Apricots, canned, halves, light syrup Bananas, fresh, EP* 5 lbs.+ 9 oz. EP 1½ qt.+ ⅔ cup 2. Dice the apricots and add (with apricot juice) to the fruit mixture. 3. Dice the bananas and add to the fruit mixture**. 4. Put in 4-ounce plastic portion cups and freeze. 5. Place in cooler (for approximately 2 hours) to partially thaw before serving. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ½ cup 0.36 F/V 100 servings ** Optional: Omit steps 3 & 4 and puree all ingredients in a blender. 9

Fruit Slush, continued Nutrients Per Serving Calories 83 Iron 0.34 mg Protein 0.85 g Protein% 4.10% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 12.14 mg Carbohydrate 21.29 g Carbohydrate% 102.81% Sodium 3 mg Vitamin A 299 IU Total Fat 0.16 g Total Fat% 1.74% Dietary Fiber 1.55 g Vitamin A 29 RE Saturated Fat 0.03 g Saturated Fat% 0.37% Vitamin C 30.35 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0.00% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 10

Macaroni & Cheese Pasta HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Taste of Kansas 2, 2002 Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Water Food coloring, yellow (optional) Salt 6 gals 1 tsp. ½ Tbsp. 1. Heat water in a stock pot or steam jacketed kettle. 2. Add food coloring and salt and bring water to a boil. Macaroni, dry, enriched 4 lb.+ 8 oz. 3. Add macaroni and stir well. 4. Cook for 3-5 minutes until just tender. Do not overcook. 5. Drain well. Margarine Mustard, dry White Pepper 15⅛ oz. 1¼ tsp. ½ tsp. 6. Add margarine, mustard and white pepper to cooked, drained macaroni; stir well. Milk, dry, nonfat Cheese Sauce, powdered Water 1 lb.+ 2¼ oz. 1¾ cup 1 gal + 3½ cup 7. Add powdered milk in three parts stirring well after each addition. 8. Add powdered cheese sauce in three parts, stirring well after each addition. 9. Add water in three parts, stirring to mix well. 10. Heat until liquid begins to boil around the edges of the pot. 11

Macaroni & Cheese, continued Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Cheese American, shredded 3 lbs.+ 2½ oz. 11. Add shredded cheese and stir well. 12. Continue cooking until internal temperature of 150ºF has been reached. Stir often to prevent sticking and scorching. 13. Place cooked macaroni and cheese into steam table pans for serving. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ½ cup 0.51 M/MA + 0.8 G/B 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 83 Iron 0.34 mg Protein 0.85 g Protein% 4.10% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 12.14 mg Carbohydrate 21.29 g Carbohydrate% 102.81% Sodium 3 mg Vitamin A 299 IU Total Fat 0.16 g Total Fat% 1.74% Dietary Fiber 1.55 g Vitamin A 29 RE Saturated Fat 0.03 g Saturated Fat% 0.37% Vitamin C 30.35 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0.00% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 12

Pasta Salad Pasta HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 489 Hays) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Pasta, shell macaroni, dry 2 lb.+ 10⅔ oz. 1. Prepare macaroni as directed on package. Cook to al dente stage. 2. Rinse with cold water to stop cooking process. Drain well, cover and set aside in refrigerator. Broccoli flowerets, raw Cauliflower, fresh, raw, (1 pieces) Tomatoes, fresh, red, ripe (chopped) 2⅔ cups 2⅔ cups 1⅓ cups 3. Cut broccoli and cauliflower into small flowerets. Cut tomatoes into bite-sized pieces. Combine vegetables in a mixing bowl. Toss lightly. Salad Dressing, Italian 2 lbs. 4. Pour Italian dressing over vegetables. Allow to marinate in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours. Cheese American, shredded Sunflower seed kernels, toasted w/o salt 1 lb.+ 5⅓ oz. 10⅔ oz. 5. Before serving, add shredded cheese and sunflower seeds. Toss all ingredients until blended. 13

Pasta Salad, continued Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ¼ cup 0.32 M/MA + 0.47 G/B 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 112 Iron 0.65 mg Protein 3.57 g Protein% 12.71% Cholesterol 6 mg Calcium 39.38 mg Carbohydrate 11.07 g Carbohydrate% 39.37% Sodium 241 mg Vitamin A 90.3 IU Total Fat 6.22 g Total Fat% 49.82% Dietary Fiber 0.88 g Vitamin A 22 RE Saturated Fat 1.71 g Saturated Fat% 13.68% Vitamin C 3.27 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 14

Pumpkin Pudding Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 503 Parsons) Ingredients 68 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Milk, skim Pudding, dry, vanilla, instant Pumpkin pie spice Pumpkin, canned 3 lb. + 10⅓ oz. 1 gal + 3½ cups ¼ cup + 2⅝ tsp. 2 qt.+ 1¾ cups 1. Combine skim milk, instant pudding, spice and pumpkin. Beat well. Whipped topping 2 qt. + 1¾ cups 2. Fold in already whipped topping mix. 3. Serve using a #8 disher. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ½ cup 0.14 F/V 68 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 158 Iron 0.52 mg Protein 3.68 g Protein% 9.64% Cholesterol 1 mg Calcium 129 mg Carbohydrate 34.06 g Carbohydrate% 89.18% Sodium 305 mg Vitamin A 5672 IU Total Fat 0.18 g Total Fat% 1.04% Dietary Fiber 1.02 g Vitamin A 830 RE Saturated Fat 0.10 g Saturated Fat% 0.58% Vitamin C 1.59 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 15

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Strawberries & Bananas Fruit HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 489 Hays) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Strawberries, frozen 5 lb. + 8 oz. 1. Thaw frozen sliced strawberries in refrigerator. All berry glaze, mix 10¾ oz. 2. Mix all berry glaze mix into strawberries. Let set until slightly thickened. Note: Actual amount of glaze mix may vary depending on the amount of juice on strawberries. Bananas, AP 12 lbs. 3. Cut bananas into bite sized pieces and mix into strawberries until bananas are well coated. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield 3 oz 0.26 F/V 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 66 Iron 0.24 mg Protein 0.51 g Protein% 3.08% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 4.5 mg Carbohydrate 17.28 g Carbohydrate% 104.12% Sodium 1 mg Vitamin A 28.3 IU Total Fat 0.15 g Total Fat% 2.00% Dietary Fiber 1.38 g Vitamin A 3.3 RE Saturated Fat 0.04 g Saturated Fat% 0.55% Vitamin C 19.07 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 17

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Vegetable Salad Vegetable HACCP: Non-Hazardous/Other Recipe Source: Culinary Camp Recipes 2005 (USD 489 Hays) Ingredients 100 Servings Servings Directions Weight Measure Weight Measure Cauliflower, fresh, raw, AP Broccoli, fresh, raw, AP Green peas, frozen 9 lb. 6 lb. 1 lb. 1. Cut broccoli and cauliflower into small flowerets. Place into mixing bowl. 2. Do not thaw peas. Mix the peas with the broccoli and cauliflower. Ranch Dressing 12 oz. 3. Pour ranch dressing over the vegetables and mix thoroughly. Refrigerate until serving. Serving Size 1 Serving Provides Yield ½ cup 0.56 F/V 100 servings Nutrients Per Serving Calories 32 Iron 0.45 mg Protein 1.93 g Protein% 24.06% Cholesterol 0 mg Calcium 22.77 mg Carbohydrate 4.93 g Carbohydrate% 61.56% Sodium 58 mg Vitamin A 268 IU Total Fat 0.95 g Total Fat% 26.80% Dietary Fiber 1.93 g Vitamin A 46 RE Saturated Fat 0.13 g Saturated Fat% 0.74% Vitamin C 44.17 mg Trans Fat 0.00* g Trans Fat% 0% *- Denotes missing nutrient values 19

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