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Scary Good













         Take the fear out of trying unfamiliar produce





                                                 FAMILY FEATURES
                                                    ntroducing kids to unfamiliar flavors doesn’t have to be a frightful experience. Getting
                                                    creative and taking cues from some beloved characters may be all it takes for families
                                                    to explore produce in a new way and discover how delicious, satisfying and enjoyable
                                                 Ifresh fruits and vegetables can be.
                                                   A passion for produce may begin with America’s favorites, like bananas, apples, citrus,
                                                 celery, carrots and broccoli, but that’s just the beginning.
                                                   Whether it’s their angry names and tough exteriors, or simply a fear of the unknown about
                                                 taste and pre paration, dozens more diverse and exotic fruits and vegetables like dragon fruit,
            Chicken Stuffed Roz Heads            horned melon and Brussels sprouts are often the sources of produce paranoia.
                                                   An initiative from Dole, in collaboration with Disney and Pixar’s Monsters, Inc., is helping
            Prep time: 15 minutes                to take the scare out of specialty fruits and vegetables and widen America’s produce horizons.
            Servings: 3                          That’s because, like a good book or the characters in a beloved film, you can’t judge a fruit or
                1  cup cubed, cooked             vegetable by its appearance; nature’s true beauty often lies within.
                    chicken breast
               1/2  cup DOLE  Green
                           ®
                    Grapes, halved
               1/4  cup chopped Dole Celery
               1/3  cup nonfat plain
                    Greek yogurt
               1/4  teaspoon salt
               1/4  teaspoon pepper
              1 1/2  Dole Avocados, halved,
                    pitted and peeled
                6  whole-wheat pretzel twists
               18  whole-wheat pretzel sticks
                1  Dole Strawberry, sliced
                3  dried, sweetened
                    blueberries
            In bowl, stir together chicken, grapes,
            celery, yogurt, salt and pepper.
              Scoop three equal portions onto
            serving plate. Shape each into oval.
              Top each with upside down
            avocado half.
              Decorate each avocado half to
            resemble Roz’s face. Using sharp
            paring knife, trim each pretzel twist
            to create horn-rimmed glasses lens
            by cutting off double loop section of
            each pretzel twist and discarding or
            enjoying as snack, keeping single loop
            portion, which will become one lens.
            Two lenses are needed per Roz Head.
              Place two pretzel lenses on
            each avocado to form glasses.
            Add pretzel stick to each side of
            avocado to form arms of glasses.
            Push four pretzel sticks into top
            of each avocado to form hair. Add
            strawberry slice, trimmed to look
            like lips for her mouth, and place
            blueberry on lower left side of face
            to form mole.

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