You’re invited to become an Illinois Junior Chef

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Ogle County Extension educators will guide young cooking enthusiasts at the Illinois Junior Chef program.

Dear Future Illinois Junior Chefs,
Magic Fruit Salad, Tic Tac Taco mix, and Stuffed Pitas are just a few tasty recipes prepared during University of Illinois Extension’s Illinois Junior Chefs program at Trinity Lutheran Church Kitchen, Mount Morris.
Illinois Junior Chefs is a cooking school developed and taught by Illinois Nutrition Education Programs. Lessons focus on learning about healthy foods that taste great and cooking skills for 8 to 13 year old children in the Oregon School District #220.
“It is important for people of all ages to learn culinary skills, especially children. Illinois Jr. Chef gives children a chance to explore, discover, and create culinary dishes. Plus, a confidence to share their new knowledge of creating healthy dishes that taste great, with their family!” – Natalie Coy, Community Worker, Illinois Nutrition Education Programs
Illinois Junior Chef is a hands-on, interactive program that kids love and it is FREE!
Please join us at Trinity Lutheran Church Kitchen, 308 Brayton Road, Mount Morris July 22 through July 26, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Pre-registration is required, there is no charge for Illinois Junior Chefs. Only 20 spots available. Call to secure your spot 815-732-2191.
University of Illinois Extension’s Illinois Nutrition Education Programs provides nutrition education and healthy living classes to Illinois individuals and families. For more information, contact us at Ogle County University of Illinois Extension, 421 W. Pines Road, Oregon 815-732-2191 or visit us on the web at web.extension.illinois.edu/bdo. We are excited to see you there!