
There are never enough uses for farm-fresh vegetables! Josh Riazi of Kids Can Cook whips up a simple, fresh dish using the best of harvest's bounty. Both zucchini and pattypan summer squash are halved and hollowed to be stuffed with homemade toasted breadcrumbs, fontina cheese and seasonings. The squash bakes to a soft texture with a crispy, golden topping within 10 minutes. Josh serves the gratin with a zingy salad of tomatoes tossed in simple dressing.
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Joshua Riazi is the Executive Chef of Kids Can Cook, a fun, educational after-school program for middle school children in Boston that teaches critical life skills in a nurturing environment through the world of cooking. Children attend weekly classes taught by culinary professionals to foster self-esteem, teamwork, and confidence. Additionally, Joshua owns and operates Ripe Hospitality, a Providence-based company that focuses on creating and executing menus that highlight sustainable, locally produced foods.
There are never enough uses for farm-fresh vegetables! Josh Riazi of Kids Can Cook whips up a simple, fresh dish using the best of harvest's bounty. Both zucchini and pattypan summer squash are halved and hollowed to be stuffed with homemade toasted breadcrumbs, fontina cheese and seasonings. The squash bakes to a soft texture with a crispy, golden topping within 10 minutes. Josh serves the gratin with a zingy salad of tomatoes tossed in simple dressing.
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