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Healthy Fundraising – themes and recipes BBQs and Sausage Sizzles
BBQs and sausage sizzles are popular school events. They can be great for fundraising and introducing the school community to a wide range of tasty and healthy foods that support the Move Well Eat Well messages.
Buying tips:
• Work with your local butcher to see if they can add grated vegies to hamburger patties. • Sausages have come a long way – ask your local butcher if they make varieties with added vegetables or different flavoured sausages to increase the variety. • Many supermarkets sell pre-made lentil and vegie burgers – these can be a great alternative.
Preparation ideas:
• Choose lean cuts of meat such as chicken breasts or make your own burgers with lean beef mince. • Use the following recipes to make vegie burgers. These are cheap and easy to prepare. • Try barbecued corn on the cob or other vegies such as zucchini, mushrooms, onions, eggplant or capsicum • Add some colour to the event - make vegie kebabs by skewering chunks of different fruit and vegetables (e.g. pineapple, capsicum, mushrooms, zucchini and onion). • Peel and wrap bananas in foil then grill on the BBQ for a sweet treat
Greening up your sausage sizzle:
• Try wholemeal and wholegrain bread. • Serve all sausages with some vegetables such as BBQ onion, diced fresh tomato and lettuce. • Talk to your local butcher about supplying lower fat sausages for your next event • Have a variety of other salads on offer such as pasta salad, green salad or coleslaw (made with reduced fat mayonnaise). • Provide plenty of water to drink, rather than soft drink or cordial. • Serve fresh fruit for a simple dessert.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Zucchini and potato burgers
Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
Potatoes, cooked and 2 5 10 mashed
Zucchini, grated 1 2 ½ 5
Parsley, chopped 1 3 5
Instant oats 1 cup 2 ½ cups 5 cups
Chives, chopped to taste
Egg 1 3 5
BBQ sauce 2 tbsp 5 tbsp 10 tbsp
Oil (polyunsaturated) 1 tbsp 2 ½ tbsp 5 tbsp
Method: • Combine potato, zucchini, herbs and oats well together. • Fold in the egg and BBQ sauce. • With damp hands shape the mixture into 10 burgers. • BBQ the burgers with a little oil. • Serve with a salad and a bread roll.
Note: these can also be pan friend or cooked in the oven on moderate heat on a greased tray for 15 minutes.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Zucchini burgers
Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
Zucchinis, grated 3 7 14
Wholemeal bread 4 9 18 slices, crumbed
Parmesan cheese, ½ cup 1 cup 2 cups grated
Eggs, beaten 4 9 18
Dried mixed herbs To taste
Onion, grated 1 2 4
Parsley, chopped 2 tbsp 4 tbsp 8 tbsp
Method: • Combine zucchini, breadcrumbs, cheese, eggs, herbs and onion in a bowl and mix well. • Form into patties. • BBQ the burgers with a little oil.
Note: these can also be pan friend or cooked in the oven on moderate heat on a greased tray for 15 minutes.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Lentil patties
Method:
Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
440g can lentils ½ can 1 can 2 cans
Potato, mashed 1 ½ cups 3 ¾ cups 7 ½ cups
Onions, finely 1 1 ½ 5 chopped
Rolled oats ¾ cup 2 cups 3 ¾ cups
Wholemeal ½ cup 1 ¼ cups 2 ½ cups breadcrumbs
Cumin powder Pinch Pinch ¼ tspn
Chilli powder Pinch Pinch ¼ tspn (optional)
Eggs, beaten 2 4 8
Parsley, finely ¼ cup ½ cup 1 ¼ cups chopped
Lemon juice 60 ml 155 ml 310 ml
Wholemeal flour To coat patties
Oil for cooking
• Mix washed and well drained lentils together with other ingredients. If mixture seems too moist add some more breadcrumbs. • Form into patties. • Coat in the wholemeal flour. • BBQ patties in a little oil.
Note: these can also be pan friend or cooked in the oven on moderate heat on a greased tray for 5 – 8 minutes on each side. They are good with mild chilli sauce or satay sauce.
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Crunchy coleslaw
Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
Medium cabbage, ½ 1 ¼ 2 ½ shredded
Carrots, grated 1 ½ 4 8
Spring onions, 3 6 12 sliced
Celery sticks, sliced 1 ½ 4 8 finely
Sunflower seeds 50 g 125 g 250 g
Low fat mayonnaise 100 ml 250 ml 500 ml or low fat natural yoghurt
Method: • Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. • Refrigerate before serving.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Summer’s day salad
Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
Watermelon ½ 1 2 ½
Grapes 500 g 1.25 kg 2.5 kg
Cooked chicken, 2 cups 5 cups 10 cups diced
Celery sticks, 4 10 20 chopped
Lettuce, shredded 2 cups 5 cups 10 cups
Low fat natural 1 cup 2 cups 4 cups yoghurt
Method: • Seed, peel and cut watermelon into chunks. • Wash grapes. • In a large bowl, combine watermelon, grapes, chicken, celery and lettuce. • Add yoghurt and mix.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013
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Potato salad Number of serves
Ingredients 10 25 50
Potatoes 1 kg 2.5 kg 5 kg
Hard boiled eggs, 3 8 16 chopped
Red onion, finely 1 3 6 chopped
Spring onions, 4 10 20 chopped
Gherkins, chopped ½ cup 1 ½ cups 3 cups
Parsley or chives, 2 tbsp 5 tbsp 10 tbsp chopped
Low fat natural ½ cup ¾ cup 1 ½ cups yoghurt
Sour cream ¼ cup ½ cup 1 cup
Lemon juice or 1 ½ tbsp 4 tbsp 8 tbsp white vinegar
Paprika ½ tspn 1 tspn 2 tspn
Method: • If the potato skins are in good condition scrub; if not peel. • Cut into 2 cm cubes and cook until tender. • Drain and cool, then combine with eggs, onions, spring onions, gherkins and herbs. • Mix together yoghurt, sour cream, lemon juice or vinegar and paprika. • Gently fold through the potato mixture and chill before serving.
For more fundraising information visit Move Well Eat Well www.movewelleatwell.tas.gov.au
All recipes sourced from Western Australia School Canteen Association Inc. (2004). Canteen Cuisine, Perth, Western Australia. The Tasmanian Move Well Eat Well Award Program is a joint Australian and Tasmanian Government initiative under the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health. Design © State of Victoria, Australia. Revised October 2013