Lasagne! Not again!

ruiseal

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JJ gets cooking!Jermaine Jenas took part in a cookery session in support of new Tottenham Hotspur Foundation healthy eating programme Kick and Cook this week.

The programme works with Haringey secondary schools promoting healthy living amongst young people through workshops on how to prepare healthy meals.

JJ joined secondary school pupils from St Thomas More School, Wood Green, in cooking a delicious lasagne from scratch in the kitchens at White Hart Lane.



It was the third week of workshops in which the group have been tasked with cooking healthy dishes recommended by Spurs first team players.

The group of budding chefs received instruction from professional chef Lionel Khelil from the Haringey Sixth Form Centre and assistance from our caterers at The Lane, KUDOS.

"Healthy eating amongst young people is important in staying fit and well in later life, so it's great that the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation has developed a project like Kick and Cook," said Jenas.

"As a professional sportsman, I'm only too happy to pass on my advice on how vital eating the right foods is in my life and my career.

"The day was thoroughly enjoyable and projects like these are designed to make cooking fun. The aim of the initiative is to encourage more and more young people to learn how easy it can be to cook healthy meals."



Cooking is making a comeback in schools and from 2011 it will be compulsory for all 11-14 year olds to be taught to make basic meals from scratch at school. Tottenham Hotspur Foundation have been investigating creative and innovative ways of delivering this part of the curriculum by using club facilities and involving local partners.

The Foundation have teamed up with The Food Standards Agency (FSA) and Haringey Sixth Form Centre to run Kick and Cook, which also incorporates a family approach by inviting parents to attend a training day focusing on Nutrition and Health and running a family shopping and budgeting workshop at a local supermarket.

At the end of the year, selected children will win a chance to experience being a chef for a day at a local restaurant. Their family will then be invited for an evening meal where they can see their child in action.

JJ is just one of the many Tottenham Hotspur first team players to show his support to the Club's community work over the course of the season.

His appearance at Kick and Cook was part of Tottenham Hotspur's commitment to Premier League community initiative Creating Chances.



And a West Ham game only a few days away!

RichMc70

Well spotted ruiseal, you'd think we'd have learned that lesson by now.

lol

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yiddo

keane=cock

yiddo that is classic