Today is a great day to master some cooking skills! Being able to cook a meal for yourself is a great skill to have, and being able to use ingredients you already have makes it even better! In the newsletter, there’s a delicious recipe for black bean soup. If you have some extra black beans, you might as well make something else, too! Black beans make for a delicious addition to hummus, quesadillas, and salads. You may also have raw dried beans – cooking these from scratch is actually much easier than you may think, and a cheap alternative! Instructions are included in this tip sheet along with a fun game you could play with just two simple items – an egg carton and dried beans!
Source: chopchopfamily.org
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