Whole Grains. This delicious combination of five different whole grains, three vegetables, and chicken makes for a tasty entrée on any menu.

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Whole Grains This delicious combination of five different whole grains, three vegetables, and chicken makes for a tasty entrée on any menu.

highland elementary school Cheshire, Connecticut Our Story Highland Elementary School is a dynamic and exciting place to work or to go to school. Students were eager to hear about the recipe competition and were challenged to submit an essay describing why they would like to be chosen for the recipe challenge team. After meeting to decide which recipe would appeal most to the kids, the team developed two recipes that were entered into the contest. During the recipe tasting, Rainbow Rice was an instant smash hit with the students and received great reviews. Rainbow Rice is exactly that a colorful rainbow of healthy vegetables, wholesome grains, and protein. Rainbow rice is certainly a wonderful way to introduce children to a variety of grains that they are sure to enjoy: brown rice, wild rice, barley, quinoa, and bulgur wheat. School Team Members school nutrition professional Susan Zentek chef Patricia D Alessio (Personal Chef, LLC) community members Rebecca Frost (Teacher) and Katie Guerette (Teacher) students Luke E., Randi C., Shane C., Maya G., and Jami P. Creating and sampling the recipes was a wonderful learning experience for the entire team. Packed with whole grains and colorful vegetables, this recipe is a sure winner for those wanting a healthy dish without sacrificing taste. The team believes that once you have tasted Rainbow Rice, you will feel like you ve gone over the rainbow!

25 Servings Brown rice, long-grain, regular, dry 10 oz 1 ½ cups 1. Combine brown rice, brown and wild rice blend, barley, water, and base in stockpot. For 25 servings, add 1 qt 1 cup water and 1 Tbsp 1 tsp base. Reserve remaining base for step 4. 2. Heat to a rolling boil. Cook until water is absorbed, about 30-40 minutes. Stir once. Cover and cook an additional 10 minutes over low heat. Fluff. Brown and wild rice blend, dry 5 oz ¾ cup Barley, quick pearl, dry 7 oz 2 cups Quinoa, dry 3 ½ oz ½ cup 3. Rinse quinoa in a fine mesh strainer until water runs clear, not cloudy. 4. Combine quinoa, bulgur wheat, water, and remaining base in a stockpot. For 25 servings, add 3 cups water and 1 Tbsp base. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and stir occasionally. Simmer until water is completely absorbed, about 15 minutes. Note: When done, quinoa will be soft and a white ring will pop out of the kernel. The white ring will only appear when it is fully cooked. Bulgur wheat, dry 5 oz 1 cup Low-sodium chicken base 2 Tbsp 1 tsp

25 Servings *Fresh carrots, diced 1 lb 4 oz 1 qt 5. Combine carrots, red peppers, oil, and salt. Toss to coat. *Fresh red bell pepper, diced 1 lb 5 ½ oz 3 ¼ cups Extra virgin olive oil Kosher salt 1 Tbsp 1 tsp 1 tsp 6. Lightly coat steam table pan (12 x 20 x 2 ½ ) with pan release spray. Transfer vegetables to steamtable pan. For 25 servings, use 1 pan. Frozen, cooked diced chicken, thawed, ½ pieces 7. Roast: Conventional oven: 375 F 10 minutes Convection oven: 350 F for 10 minutes 3 ½ lb 3 qt 2 cups 8. Fold in rice/barley combination, quinoa/bulgur combination, chicken, and spinach. Return to oven and bake for 10 minutes. *Fresh baby spinach, chopped 10 oz 1 qt Critical Control Point: Heat to 165 F or higher for at least 15 seconds. 9. Critical Control Point: Hold for hot service at 135 F or higher. 10. Portion with 8 fl oz spoodle (1 cup).

Notes Marketing Guide *See Marketing Guide for purchasing information on foods that will change during preparation or when a variation of the ingredient is available. Serving Yield Volume Food as Purchased for Carrots Red bell peppers Baby spinach 25 servings 1 lb 8 oz 1 lb 11 oz 11 ½ oz 1 cup (8 fl oz spoodle) provides 2 oz equivalent meat, V cup red/orange vegetable, V cup other vegetable, and 1 oz equivalent grains. 25 Servings: about 10 lb 25 Servings: about 1 gallon 2 quarts 1 steam table pan Nutrients Per Serving Calories 232.21 Protein 22.22 g Carbohydrate 28.16 g Total Fat 4.15 g Saturated Fat Cholesterol Vitamin A Vitamin C 1.01 g 55.41 mg 5414.43 IU (270.72 RAE) 37.41 mg Iron Calcium Sodium Dietary Fiber 3.46 mg 28.50 mg 159.37 mg 4.50 g

50 Servings Brown rice, long-grain, regular, dry 1 lb 4 oz 3 cups 1. Combine brown rice, brown and wild rice blend, barley, water, and base in stockpot. For 50 servings, add 2 ½ qt water and 2 Tbsp 2 tsp base. Reserve remaining base for step 4. 2. Heat to a rolling boil. Cook until water is absorbed, about 30-40 minutes. Stir once. Cover and cook an additional 10 minutes over low heat. Fluff. Brown and wild rice blend, dry 10 oz 1 ½ cups Barley, quick pearl, dry 13 ½ oz 1 qt Quinoa, dry 6 ½ oz 1 cup 3. Rinse quinoa in a fine mesh strainer until water runs clear, not cloudy. 4. Combine quinoa, bulgur wheat, water, and remaining base in a stockpot. For 50 servings, add 1 qt 2 cups water and 2 Tbsp base. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and stir occasionally. Simmer until water is completely absorbed, about 15 minutes. Note: When done, quinoa will be soft and a white ring will pop out of the kernel. The white ring will only appear when it is fully cooked. Bulgur wheat, dry 10 oz 2 cups Low-sodium chicken base 2 ½ oz ¼ cup 2 tsp

50 Servings *Fresh carrots, diced 2 lb 8 oz 2 qt 5. Combine carrots, red peppers, oil, and salt. Toss to coat. *Fresh red bell pepper, diced 2 lb 11 oz 6 ½ cups Extra virgin olive oil Kosher salt 2 Tbsp 2 tsp 2 tsp 6. Lightly coat steam table pan (12 x 20 x 2 ½ ) with pan release spray. Transfer vegetables to steamtable pan. For 50 servings, use 2 pans. Frozen, cooked diced chicken, thawed, ½ pieces 7. Roast: Conventional oven: 375 F 10 minutes Convection oven: 350 F for 10 minutes 7 lb 1 gal 3 qt 8. Fold in rice/barley combination, quinoa/bulgur combination, chicken, and spinach. Return to oven and bake for 10 minutes. *Fresh baby spinach, chopped 1 lb 4 oz 2 qt Critical Control Point: Heat to 165 F or higher for at least 15 seconds. 9. Critical Control Point: Hold for hot service at 135 F or higher. 10. Portion with 8 fl oz spoodle (1 cup).

Notes Marketing Guide *See Marketing Guide for purchasing information on foods that will change during preparation or when a variation of the ingredient is available. Serving Yield Volume Food as Purchased for Carrots Red bell peppers Baby spinach 50 servings 3 lb 3 lb 6 oz 1 lb 7 oz 1 cup (8 fl oz spoodle) provides 2 oz equivalent meat, V cup red/orange vegetable, V cup other vegetable, and 1 oz equivalent grains. 50 Servings: about 19 lb 50 Servings: about 2 gallons 2 quarts 2 steam table pans Nutrients Per Serving Calories 232.21 Protein 22.22 g Carbohydrate 28.16 g Total Fat 4.15 g Saturated Fat Cholesterol Vitamin A Vitamin C 1.01 g 55.41 mg 5414.43 IU (270.72 RAE) 37.41 mg Iron Calcium Sodium Dietary Fiber 3.46 mg 28.50 mg 159.37 mg 4.50 g

100 Servings Brown rice, long-grain, regular, dry 2 lb 8 oz 1 qt 2 cups 1. Combine brown rice, brown and wild rice blend, barley, water, and base in stockpot. For 100 servings, add 1 gal 1 qt water and L cup base. Reserve remaining base for step 4. 2. Heat to a rolling boil. Cook until water is absorbed, about 30-40 minutes. Stir once. Cover and cook an additional 10 minutes over low heat. Fluff. Brown and wild rice blend, dry 1 lb 4 oz 3 cups Barley, quick pearl, dry 1 lb 11 oz 2 qt Quinoa, dry 13 oz 2 cups 3. Rinse quinoa in a fine mesh strainer until water runs clear, not cloudy. 4. Combine quinoa, bulgur wheat, water, and remaining base in a stockpot. For 100 servings, add 3 qt water and ¼ cup base. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and stir occasionally. Simmer until water is completely absorbed, about 15 minutes. Note: When done, quinoa will be soft and a white ring will pop out of the kernel. The white ring will only appear when it is fully cooked. Bulgur wheat, dry 1 lb 3 ½ oz 1 qt Low-sodium chicken base 5 oz ½ cup 1 L Tbsp

100 Servings *Fresh carrots, diced 5 lb 1 gal 5. Combine carrots, red peppers, oil, and salt. Toss to coat. *Fresh red bell pepper, diced 5 lb 6 oz 3 qt 1 cup Extra virgin olive oil Kosher salt 4 Tbsp 4 tsp 1 Tbsp 1 tsp 6. Lightly coat steam table pan (12 x 20 x 2 ½ ) with pan release spray. Transfer vegetables to steamtable pan. For 100 servings, use 4 pans. Frozen, cooked diced chicken, thawed, ½ pieces 7. Roast: Conventional oven: 375 F 10 minutes Convection oven: 350 F for 10 minutes 14 lb 3 gal 2 qt 8. Fold in rice/barley combination, quinoa/bulgur combination, chicken, and spinach. Return to oven and bake for 10 minutes. *Fresh baby spinach, chopped 2 lb 8 oz 1 gal Critical Control Point: Heat to 165 F or higher for at least 15 seconds. 9. Critical Control Point: Hold for hot service at 135 F or higher. 10. Portion with 8 fl oz spoodle (1 cup).

Notes Marketing Guide *See Marketing Guide for purchasing information on foods that will change during preparation or when a variation of the ingredient is available. Serving Yield Volume Food as Purchased for Carrots Red bell peppers Baby spinach 100 servings 6 lb 6 lb 12 oz 2 lb 14 oz 1 cup (8 fl oz spoodle) provides 2 oz equivalent meat, V cup red/orange vegetable, V cup other vegetable, and 1 oz equivalent grains. 100 Servings: about 38 lb 8 oz 100 Servings: about 5 gallons 4 steam table pans Nutrients Per Serving Calories 232.21 Protein 22.22 g Carbohydrate 28.16 g Total Fat 4.15 g Saturated Fat Cholesterol Vitamin A Vitamin C 1.01 g 55.41 mg 5414.43 IU (270.72 RAE) 37.41 mg Iron Calcium Sodium Dietary Fiber 3.46 mg 28.50 mg 159.37 mg 4.50 g