What’s Cookin’ In Our Kitchen!
Our kitchen apprentice, John, grills swordfish kebobs to perfection for our clients’ meals. John is a recent Teaching Kitchen graduate who will be spending the next three months as our apprentice, working alongside our talented kitchen staff to gain even more work experience.
J ohn recently passed his ServSafe exam and hopes to find a job cooking in a nursing home, hospital, or residential community for people in need, allowing him to “do what he loves while also giving back.”
Thursdays, 3:00PM-4:00PM Farm to Fork Nutrition Education Classes at Community Servings
Help us prepare and package meals in our kitchen! We have volunteer shifts available during the week and Saturdays. To sign up email Malissa Harmon at or call 617.522.7777 X227
Go behind the scenes of the “World’s Greatest Bake Sale” and become a member of the Pie in the Sky Planning Committee! To learn more email Emily Chilton at or call 617.522.7777 X235
Director of Campaign and Leadership Gifts
Job Readiness and Placement Specialist
Chef Kevin’s Spicy BBQ Rub
This rub has all the familiar barbecue notes of smoke, salt, sweet, and spice. We recommend using on grilled meats, fish, and vegetables.
For renal diets, Chef Kevin uses this spice mix instead of a tomato-based BBQ sauce, allowing our clients to enjoy traditional BBQ flavor without the added potassium from tomatoes. Read on.
The Health Benefits of
Herbs & Spices
The benefits of cooking with herbs and spices go far beyond adding flavor and fragrance to meals. Use herbs and spices to get big flavor without adding extra fat, sugar, or salt . They also provide powerful antioxidants. Learn about the health benefits of Cayenne, Garlic, Rosemary and others .
Thank You!
To Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS for their $35,000 grant.
To Boston’s Neighborhood Jobs Trust for their $97,117 grant for the Teaching Kitchen, our job training program.
To TJK Foundation, Inc. for their $50,000 grant.
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