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Thank you for participating in the May 2025 edition of Kitchen Counter Conversations: Common Administrative Review Findings.
Please see below for the link to the recording, as well as the resources discussed during the webinar.
These resources were discussed in the webinar:
We also reviewed the vegetable subgroup previously categorized as 'legumes'. The USDA recently updated the terminology from 'legumes' to 'beans, peas & lentils' vegetable subgroup.
- The beans, peas & lentils (legumes) subgroup includes vegetables such as kidney beans, navy beans, edamame, lentils, black-eyed peas, split peas, black beans, garbanzo beans, and pinto beans.
- Vegetables such as green peas (frozen, fresh, canned) are considered a 'starchy' vegetable.
- Vegetables such as green beans, wax beans, sugar snap peas and snow peas are considered 'other' vegetables.
For more information on vegetable subgroups, check out the Crediting Vegetables in the Child Nutrition Programs Tip Sheet.
If you need more hours to complete this year's professional development, check out our other recordings or the newsletter in the 'Updates' section of our website: UPDATES | North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
This is our last KCC of the 2025-26 school year. We will resume in August (registration to come). Thank you for tuning in!
For summer training opportunities, check out our website or newsletter for more information.
Have a great summer!
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NDDPI Child Nutrition and Food Distribution
Main Office:
600 E. Boulevard Ave, Dept 201
Bismarck, ND 58505
PHONE: 701-328-2294 or 888-338-3663
FAX: 701-328-9566
Email: dpicnfd@nd.gov
Mayville Office:
14 Main St E, Mayville, ND 58257
PHONE: 701-788-8901 or 888-788-8901
Website: https://www.nd.gov/dpi/districtsschools/child-nutrition-and-food-distribution
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