Photo Galleries

Snapshots of s’Cool Food’s involvement in kitchens, farms, classrooms, and community events across Santa Barbara County. For more information on the following Galleries, please visit the “Projects” Section of this site

Jr. Chef Day

Jr. Chef Day

Jr. Chef Day turns entire schools of students into productive cooks and happy eaters!  

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Carpinteria Farm Tour – Shepherd Farms

Carpinteria Farm Tour – Shepherd Farms

In January, 2009, s'Cool Food led a team of representatives from Carpinteria, Goleta and Santa Barbara School Districts on a tour of Tom Shepherd's organic farm in Carpinteria. The purpose of the site-visit was to expose Food Service Directors and other School...

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In-Service Culinary Training

In-Service Culinary Training

With support from a s'Cool Food Chef Advisor, kitchens receive hands-on support in integrating new recipes, more efficient production methods, and local ingredients into their programs.

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Iv Healthy Dinner

Iv Healthy Dinner

Creating an IV healthy dinner doesn’t have to be complicated. Focus on meals that combine lean proteins, whole grains, and colorful vegetables to fuel your body. A balanced meal could include grilled chicken with quinoa and roasted veggies, or a baked salmon fillet...

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School Gardens

School Gardens

s'Cool Gardens in partnership with Santa Barbara City College's Center for Sustainability.

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Food Play

Food Play

The s'Cool Food Initiative funds Food Play Productions performances in partnering elementary schools to teach students and the school community about the importance of healthy eating. Check out this Gallery to see photos of the Food Play Troupe in Santa Barbara County...

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Carpinteria High School Organic Farm

Carpinteria High School Organic Farm

Headed by Agricultural Fellow Bill Palmisano and Farm Apprentice Adam Camadella, the farm produces a bounty of fresh produce. With the help of students, crops such as sugar snap peas, spinach, kale, cherimoya, and avocados, are flourishing. And now, a word from Bill:...

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