2. Choose Your Categories : Just like in Vanda’s Super Supper Bowl, set up different categories for your community event. These might include Best Appetizer, Best Main Dish, Best Side Dish, Best Dessert, and Most Creative Recipe. 3. Plan and Prepare : Each team picks a category and plans a recipe that is both healthy and creative. Encourage the use of ingredients that are fresh, local, and nutritious. Teams should plan their cooking times, ingredients, and presentation ideas. 4. Host a Cooking Day : Set a date for the community Super Supper Bowl. This could be hosted at a local community centre, school, or even virtually where teams cook from their own kitchens and share their progress online. 5. Judging and Awards : Have local chefs, teachers, or community leaders act as judges. Dishes should be judged on taste, healthiness, creativity, and presentation. Award prizes for winners in each category, such as cooking supplies, recipe books, or certificates. 6. Share and Celebrate : Encourage teams to share their recipes and photos online on a dedicated blog or social media page. This allows even those who couldn’t attend to participate and enjoy the community’s culinary creations. Bonus Activities: Recipe Book Compilation : Compile all the recipes from the event into a community cookbook. This can be shared digitally or printed and sold to raise funds for local food charities or community centres. Cooking Workshops : Organize cooking workshops leading up to the event, focusing on different aspects like healthy ingredient swaps, cooking techniques, or how to plan a balanced meal. This helps prepare participants and enriches their cooking skills.
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