Cranberry and Sweet Potato Bread
Photo Credit: “img_0121.jpg” by Juan Mike Linksvayer / CC BY Pubic Domain
We know eating healthy can be a real challenge for low-income New Yorkers. In some neighborhoods simply finding fresh fruits and vegetables can be hard. Finding time to shop and prepare meals can seem harder yet.
Just Say Yes is a statewide program that offers free workshops, recipes, videos and information on SNAP and other support services that can help you and your family eat better.
Cooking demos. Meal ideas. Info on SNAP and other assistance programs.
“I really liked the cauliflower mashed potatoes that you made. It has great taste!”
(JSY Workshop Participant)
“Brussels sprouts are one of my favorites. This recipes was delicious and it really did take only five minutes.”
(JSY Workshop Participant)
“I am so pleased that yesterday’s Just Say Yes! workshop was a success. Thank you for taking the time to come to our program. (Food Pantry Coordinator)
Want to save time with a easy-to-cook meal? Try a one dish meal on the stovetop. More videos at Iowa State University Extension.
Learn how to cook frozen vegetables in the microwave. Frozen vegetables are quick and easy to cook in the microwave, and are nutritious too. More videos at Colorado State University
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What’s Cooking? USDA Mixing Bowl Recipe – Stuffed Bell Peppers by Chef Carla Hall. More videos at USDA.
Photo Credit: “img_0121.jpg” by Juan Mike Linksvayer / CC BY Pubic Domain
This is a creative way to use canned fruit in your cupboard. This can also be a new twist on cranberry sauce for your next holiday meal.
Photo Credit: “cerezas – cherries” by Juan Antonio Capó Alonso / CC BY 2.0
Photo Credit: “Egg Custard Tart – Maxim’s” by Alpha / CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo Credit: “squash” by scott feldstien / CC BY 2.0
Photo Credit: “Borough Market” by Aurelien Guichard / CC BY-SA 2.0
If you like blueberry or banana pancakes, then you should give these a try! These are perfect with NYS maple syrup, or your favorite pancake syrup!
This delicious side is a great way to get more fiber from beans! Dried or canned garbanzo beans both work well in this recipe.
Picked too many fresh apples? Applesauce is a delightful way to use them up. 🍏 Each type of apple has a different flavor. Which one’s your favorite? 🍎
Swap your dessert for this sweet and healthy dish!
Photo Credit: “A golden (medal) breakfast.” by Jamie McCaffery / CC BY 2.0
Garbanzo beans give this salad healthy protein that will keep you fuller, longer!
SNAP, the New York State Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, is the new name for the food stamp program. SNAP issues monthly electronic benefits that can be used like cash at authorized retail food stores. Eligibility and benefit levels are based on household size, income, assets and other factors.
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