Thank you to all those who came out to Frog Legs Culinary Academy at University Village to say hi! I had a blast meeting all of you. 

I made the One-Pot Pasta with Tomatoes, Greens, and Garlic, and gave out samples – everyone seemed to love it! I also gave out tons of samples of the Clementine and Mango Yogurt Smoothie, and loved that some kids came back for more. ❤️

If you haven’t yet, check out Frog Legs – they have cooking classes for kids, teens, and adults in both the University Village and Kirkland locations, and at U Village, they have a store that is full of super cute items, plus fresh-baked goodies and cookie dough served up like ice cream! They are all delicious, we got to taste a bunch!

If you are interested in a copy of my book, click here! 

Thanks for having me, Frog Legs! 

I loved meeting all of you!

Ms. Frog Legs 😍

What a beautiful kitchen Frog Legs has for events and cooking classes!

Tiffany at Frog Legs is a culinary master!

Olivia, the photographer who took all the beautiful photos for the cookbook, came to the event!

You can find the recipe for the One-Pot Pasta with Tomatoes, Greens, and Garlic in the cookbook, and here is the recipe for the Clementine and Mango Yogurt Smoothie.

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Clementine and Mango Yogurt Smoothie

This is a clementine-inspired recipe from when I visited the grove in California. Up until then, I never thought to put clementines in my smoothies, but holy moly, now I’m hooked! Clementines are very similar to oranges, but they are a bit sweeter and have an awesome tartness to them. They add such a refreshing, tanginess to this drink. Sweet, tart, and creamy, this smoothie is great any time of day, whether it’s for breakfast, snack, or dessert.

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 2 servings

Author Amber Kelley

Ingredients

• 4 clementines peeled
• 1/2 cup/83 g frozen mango
• 1/4 cup/60 g vanilla or plain yogurt
• 1 tablespoon honey or to taste
• 4 to 5 large ice cubes optional

Instructions

1. Blend together all the ingredients in a blender until smooth. You can add ice for a super cold, thicker smoothie.
2. Serve in a glass with a straw, or if you made it really thick, you can enjoy it with a spoon.

We’ll let you know when we schedule more events!

-Amber

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