SESAME STREET
In 2008, Julie and her mini chefs were in cooking school with Murray the Muppet and his friend, Ovejita on Sesame Street. Julie and her students, ranging in ages four to eight years old, taught Murray how to make Stuffed Mexican Corn Cakes with a black bean and cheese filling and Creamy Guacamole.
CBS News with Katie Couric
October 31, 2007
“Nutritionist, Julie Negrin is practicing what the study preaches. Because colon cancer runs in her family, her diet is high in fiber, fruits and vegetables…” VIEW>
Today Show with Al Roker
September 23, 2003
Julie Negrin appeared on The Today Show as the featured guest chef alongside Al Roker. She presented several holiday recipes….
NY 1 News
JCC Culinary Director Cooks Up Passover Meals
2008 Video Clip VIEW>
2007 Video Clip VIEW>
2006 Video Clip VIEW>
2004 Video Clip VIEW>
Radio interview on KOPN's Food Sleuth with Melinda Hemmelgarn, March 2011
The Kids Cook Monday
The Family Dinner Book
Food Trainers
Raise Healthy Eaters
Super Kids Nutrition
Little Foods
New York Daily News,
2008,
Article: The Lighter Side of Passover READ
New York Daily News,
2008,
Article: For Purim, Hamantaschen for Chocoholics READ
The Jewish Week,
2008,
Article: It Isn't Easy Eating Green READ
The Jewish Daily Forward, 2006,
Article: For the Love of the Latke READ
TimeOut New York Kids,
2006,
Article: Tie One On - Cooking Parties for Kids. READ
If they cook it, they'll eat it! After spending time in the kitchen with your kids, they will become such good chefs, you'll start asking them for recipe tips...
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Easy Meals to Cook with Kids © 2010 is a cookbook with healthy recipes for adults who want to cook with children, ages two and older. Discover scrumptious, ethnic dishes that are sophisticated enough for grown-up palates yet simple enough for young chefs to prepare.
Testimonials
“Ms. Julie taught us how to cook healthy food. We cut avocados and used fresh spinach in the quesadillas. We cooked and talked for 3 hours every Monday evening. It was my favorite day of the week! I hope she comes back next year."
-Josefine Castillo- 5th grade, P.S. 75, New York City
