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Food & Nutrition
Nutrition Help
Pantry to Plate
Facebook Live Cooking Demos
@ 11AM on the ACFB Facebook page
Schedule: Every Second and Fourth Tuesday of each month
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For past videos, click here. ​
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Facebook Live de cocina
@ 3PM en la pagina de Facebook de ACFB, sfguenos para recibir actualizaciones y ver nuestras sesiones en vivo. 11 - octubre – 2022
For additional recipes, click here.
5 local farmers markets take SNAP
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Saturdays from 9am-1pm: Oakhurst Farmers Market at Sceptre Brewing Arts in Decatur – Jan 11 – Dec. 21 630 East Lake Drive, Decatur, GA 30030
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Sundays from 9am-1pm: Grant Park Farmers Market at The Beacon ATL – Jan 5 – Dec. 22 1030 Grant St SE, Atlanta, GA 30315
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Wednesdays from 4-7pm Decatur Farmers Market at the First Baptist Church Decatur on Clairemont, March 27 – Nov. 20 308 Clairemont Ave Decatur, GA 30030
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Thursdays from 4-8pm: East Atlanta Village Farmers Market at the East Atlanta Community Park, March 28 – Nov. 21 at 572 Stokeswood Ave SE, Atlanta
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Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 3-7pm: MARTA Markets at multiple MARTA stations. Follow this link for a complete schedule. – March through December
To learn how to use SNAP/EBT dollars at the market,
New Video: How to handle a whole chicken
With a large variety of chicken cuts in the Atlanta Foodbank warehouse, Chef Kevin Gillespie, shares the low down on how to safely thaw, butcher, and cook a whole chicken. With his simple steps you will be an expert in no time! To view the video, click here.
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DeKalb County: free & reduced meal applications now available
​Effective July 1, 2017, DeKalb County School Nutrition uses SchoolCafe.com for meal payments and Free and Reduced Application Processing. Unless your family has received a letter indicating you are already qualified, you must complete a free or reduced-price application. Please apply if you think your family may qualify. Access the “parent / teacher registration guide” for detailed instructions for registering.
Live on the Atlanta Community Food Bank Facebook page - Quarantine Kitchen video series!
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3 fun ways to incorporate cucumbers into your hydrating meals
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All Things Orange: Orange Chicken and Orange Popsicles
All Things Healthy Eating
Weight Management
Eating Healthy on a Budget
Chef and Health Tips
Cooking guides
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Fresh Produce Guides
Recipe Cards
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​Other Healthy Recipes Resources
Zero Waste Recipes:
Food Waste is the Spookiest Part of Halloween
Like many other holidays, Halloween leads to an uptick in food waste when pumpkins are thrown off the porch and into the trash on November 1st. Check out our blog for some tips to carve this year's jack-o'-lantern sustainably!
Courtesy of Second Helpings.
Todd Ginsberg's Celery Leaves and Core Salad
Did you know that many plants are entirely edible? Root-to-stem cooking helps reduce food waste by using every part of the plant. The General Muir's Todd Ginsberg shares his Celery Leaves and Core Salad as a delicious way to reduce your food waste at home. For recipe, click here.
Courtesy of Second Helpings.
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Zero Waste Vegetable Stock from Marc Pollack
Marc always has leftover ‘ends’ to his vegetables when preparing foundations for dishes, including things like mirepoix (onion, carrot & celery) or the holy trinity (green pepper, celery & onion). He says, “These make for a great base for vegetable stock, particularly if you add a couple of basic whole vegetables.” For the recipe, click here. Courtesy of Second Helpings.
What can you do with a can of potatoes?
A #10 can of potatoes has more potatoes than a 5 pound bag! Click here to learn tips for using canned potatoes.
Nourishing News
Sign up for an Atlanta Community Food Bank newsletter that provides nutritional recipes. To sign up, click here.
Is this Food Safe to Eat?
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No one likes to throw away good food but how do you know when it's not safe to eat? Review this document to learn the difference between "Best By", "Use By" and "Sell By" dates along with tips on when to know it's time to throw out that can of beans!
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To read the brochure, click here.
Eye Health
Did you know that your diet can impact eye health and vision? Research has shown that problems with vision and retinal health are not just due to genetics – your diet can also impact the health of your eyes! To learn more about they type of food and nutrients that are important for maintaining healthy eyes, click here.
