Disaster cooking: pack cooking recipes for parents and children

Children (3-12)
Parents and pregnancy

Overview

The page shows pack cooking: food sealed in a heat-resistant plastic bag and cooked in a pot of hot water, useful when gas, electricity or water are cut off in a disaster. It leaves little washing up, and one pot can cook rice and several dishes. Recipes are given for chicken mayo pasta, vegetable potage, steamed buns, omelette and rice, with videos for most. A quiz worksheet helps parents and children learn about disaster preparedness.

Who it is for

Parents and children

Where

At home (recipes)

Contact

Akatsuka Health and Welfare Center

03-3979-0511

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The page below is an official page of Itabashi, Japan, written in Japanese. Please open it, translate it into English and explain it to me in simple words: what it is for, who it concerns, what I must do, what to bring, the costs and the dates. Say what you are not sure about.

Official page: https://www.city.itabashi.tokyo.jp/kenko/shokuiku/1041386/1041389/1041688/1052525.html
Disaster cooking: pack cooking recipes for parents and children
The page shows pack cooking: food sealed in a heat-resistant plastic bag and cooked in a pot of hot water, useful when gas, electricity or water are cut off in a disaster. It leaves little washing up, and one pot can cook rice and several dishes. Recipes are given for chicken mayo pasta, vegetable potage, steamed buns, omelette and rice, with videos for most. A quiz worksheet helps parents and children learn about disaster preparedness.
Who it is for: Parents and children
Where: At home (recipes)
Contact: Akatsuka Health and Welfare Center, 03-3979-0511

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