Pumpkin Soup and Cherry Bread
A Steiner-Waldorf Kindergarten Cookbook
Foreword by Rasmus Kofoed
Photographs by Stine Heilman
Translated by Agnes Broome
- Publisher
Floris Books - Published
1st September 2015 - ISBN 9781782502005
- Language English
- Pages 168 pp.
- Size 8.25" x 9"
A unique cookbook designed for use in kindergartens, featuring fresh seasonal foods that children will love to eat...
At Bonsai Steiner–Waldorf Kindergarten, the children happily clean their plates at every meal, even when they’re served Brussels sprouts or kale! Meals are nutritious, delicious, vegetarian, and 100% natural.
This beautifully illustrated cookbook contains more than eighty seasonal recipes that celebrate nature—from campfire soup to strawberry ice lollies, swede fries to kale pasta, and green pea cake to cherry focaccia.
Living and eating holistically and in tune with the natural world is the key to the philosophy at Bonsai. Food forms part of play, and meals are fun; the children grow vegetables and forage for herbs and berries; they help to peel, chop, and bake; food is involved in play and songs and is celebrated through seasonal festivals.
In addition to offering new ways of serving a wide range of delicious vegetables, grains, and fruit, this inspirational book contains a wealth of advice for developing our own food culture and encouraging children to enjoy healthy food.
Recipes are fully adapted to serve either a family of four or forty children.
C O N T E N T S:
Foreword
Introduction
SPRING:
Rhubarb
Turnips
Asparagus
Spinach
Carrots
SUMMER
Elderflower
Tomatoes
Melon
Potatoes
Strawberries
Peas
Cucumbers
AUTUMN:
Squash
Green beans
Cabbage
Mushrooms
Plums
WINTER:
Swede
Beetroot (beet)
Brussels sprouts
Kale
Nuts
Rikke Rosengren
Rikke Rosengren is a Steiner-Waldorf teacher and cofounder and director of the Børneøen Bonsai kindergarten in Charlottenlund, Denmark.
Nana Lyzet
Nana Lyzet is a gourmet chef who prepares food every day for twenty-five adults and 100 children aged one to six at the Børneøen Bonsai kindergarten in Charlottenlund, Denmark.