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3. Start by washing your hands and sanitizing your working area.
4. Follow the recipe instructions to chop, slice, or dice ingredients as needed.
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What is cooking matters in your?

Cooking Matters is a program aimed at helping individuals and families gain the skills and knowledge to prepare healthy and affordable meals.

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Participants in the Cooking Matters program, including individuals and organizations involved in food education, are typically required to file reports.

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To fill out Cooking Matters reports, one should collect relevant data on participant interactions, meal preparations, and educational outcomes, and input this information into the designated reporting forms.

What is the purpose of cooking matters in your?

The purpose of Cooking Matters is to empower people to make healthier food choices and improve their cooking skills, ultimately leading to better nutrition and well-being.

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Reports must include participant demographics, the number of classes held, attendance records, recipes used, and evaluations of participant skills and knowledge.