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| Eat It! Food Adventures with Marco Polo |
I've finally posted a short review on GoodReads. It's for a book written by Gracie Cavnar, founder of the Recipe for Success Foundation in support of its mission to help change the way our children eat.
Having read this marvelous book, I'm already hungry for
more. Eat It! artfully weaves together history, sociology, cookery and an
intriguing story of adventure. Those who appreciate excellent illustration will
love paging through the colorful plates.
Grown-ups and younger people can learn together over this series while reconnecting in the kitchen, and the go-to nature of these time-tested recipes will make this a treasured piece of one's personal book collection. I hope this can also become part of school curricula.
Grown-ups and younger people can learn together over this series while reconnecting in the kitchen, and the go-to nature of these time-tested recipes will make this a treasured piece of one's personal book collection. I hope this can also become part of school curricula.
I wouldn't be surprised if this series inspired more than a few young folks to
dedicate their lives to the art of sourcing, preparing and eating real food.
Recipe for Success Foundation is changing the way children eat by
changing how they understand, appreciate and eat their
food, and by educating and mobilizing the community to provide
healthier diets for children.
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| Gracie Cavnar in the White House garden |
I encourage you to order your copy online today, gift it to your favorite young person and enjoy it together now, for holiday family cooking and well into the future. 100% of the proceeds go to RFS programming.
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