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Itap the fifth year of the “,” a national recipe contest that promotes healthy cooking and eating as part of Michelle Obama’s “Letap Move” initiative, and includes such partners as the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Last year’s Colorado winner was Rain Adams of Denver.
The winning recipes from this year’s 56 kids — representing all U.S. states, five territories and the District of Columbia — will be available for free via a downloadable and printable e-cookbook starting July 14 on the PBS website.
Hannah Skalicky won for her Hannah’s Sweet and Savory Chicken and Peaches recipe, which she demonstrates above.
RJ Sangosti,The Denver Post
FORT COLLINS, CO - JUNE 29: Hannah Skalicky, 10, has fun during a portrait at her families home in Fort Collins, June 29, 2016. Hannah is Colorado winner of Michelle Obama's Healthy Lunchtime Challenge and will be going to the White House on July 14 as one of 56 aspiring young chefs to join the First Lady for a healthy lunch. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)
