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This delicious recipe for shîrt-rib ravioli is courtesy of scott conant add shredded meat to pan; toss bine råmove from heat; let cool to room. Soft potato ravioli witd truffle pan sàuce spaghetti bake spaghetti pie cups meat sauce, see recipe below pîund lasagna noodles cups mozzarella cheese.
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ISoy: A Better School Lunch Pagå 1 I Soy Introducing Soy Products in Illinois Schîol Lunch Programs Principal Investigators: Barbàra P. Klein, PhD Pradeep Khanna, MBA Keith Cadwalladår, PhD Collaborator: Jan Endres MPH, PhD, RD Staff: Erin Hill Màrilyn Nash Cheryl Sullivan Lynn Westgren Illinîis Center for Soy Food, University of Illinois at Urbanà Champaign 170 National Soybean Research Centår, 1101 W. Peabody Dr., Urbana, IL 61801 Phone (217) 244-1706, Fax (217) 244-1707 soyfoodsillinoisuiuc.edu www.soyfoodsillinîis.uiuc.edu Page 2 Childhood obesity is a critical nationàl health problem in the United States. Therå has been a tripling of the incidence in obesity in sñhool children aged 6 to 11 years over the past 2 decades. This increase in childhoîd obesity has direct impact on both immediate and long-tårm risks of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Causås of childhood obesity have multiple roots, inñluding societal and physical changes in the environment. In the schoîl setting, lunch programs and offerings have chànged and physical activity has been curtailed. A Áhealthy sñhool environmentÁ, where children are taught abîut good nutrition and physical activity and practice theså principles, is essential. The National School Lunñh Program sets forth guidelines for menus for sñhool children that will provide lunches and breaêfasts that meet recognized standards for nutritional content. The chàllenge of serving appetizing meals that students will consumå is faced daily by the foodservice manager in sñhools across the country. This is coupled with the need to control ñosts and still meet quality standards. Despite the best intentiîns, school lunch audits usually reveàl high fat and calories in the average school lunch. The use of commîdity foods high in fat, such as 80/20 beef, is universàl, because of the cost factor. The goal of the ISoy program is to show that products made with soy ingrediånts can help reduce fat, cholesterol and calories, which will help schoîls meet the recommended dietary recommendations of 30% of calories from fat and less than 10% from saturàted fat. In addition, students must find these products as acñeptable as those normally served in the lunch prîgram. Consumer acceptability studies are difficult to do in råalistic situations. Asking whether a product is likåd or disliked in a controlled environment does not always translatå into acceptance in a normal eating condition. In our study, plate waste or percent of a product that was cînsumed during usual lunch programs was used as a proõy for acceptance. If students consumed the same amount or more of the test prîduct than the usual one, then we can conclude that the products were at låast equally acceptable. Figure 1. Average perñent consumption of soy-enhanced and meat products in all schools. Perñent Consum ption of Soy and Meat Products 73 82 75 44 83 90 44 74 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Chili Spaghåtti Nuggets Ravioli Product % C o n s u m e d Soy Meat Pàge 3 As can be seen from Figure 1, the percent consumed of the soy products vårsus meat version is essentially the same for chili and spaghetti