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STHS, Healthier Northshore launch free cooking demonstration series

STHS Communication Department, commdept@stph.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sept. 12, 2022
MEDIA CONTACT: Kelly M. Rabalais, FACHE | 985-898-4131 | kmrabalais@stph.org

In the inaugural installment of the Eat Well, Live Well cooking series, Chef David Salazzo of Del Porto Ristorante in Covington will cook ratatouille using ingredients found in local gardens. (Stock image)

COVINGTON, La. – St. Tammany Health System, in partnership with Healthier Northshore, has announced “Eat Well, Live Well,” a series of free cooking demonstrations from local chefs designed to showcase healthy and delicious dishes incorporating locally grown produce.

The first installment, scheduled for Sept. 19, will be led by Chef David Solazzo of Del Porto Ristorante in Covington, who will prepare Ratatouille with Gulf Shrimp. Future demonstrations will be held quarterly.

All attendees will receive a box of ingredients to re-create the featured meal at home, courtesy of the American Heart Association, an “Eat Well, Live Well” sponsor, through its Go Red initiative.

“Supporting initiatives like Healthier Northshore and their ‘Eat Well, Live Well’ series is something I am thrilled to do through this year’s Go Red for Women Campaign,” Go Red member Amy Brumfield said. “Funding local programs that will help those in most need in our community is something I am passionate about, and I am thankful to have the opportunity to do so.  Sustainable nutritional security programs are key to teaching people how important fueling our bodies can be to our long-term health and wellness.”

Event details follow:

What: Free “Eat Well, Be Well” cooking demonstration by Chef David Solazzo of Del Porto Ristorante in Covington.
When: 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, 2022.
Where: Samaritan Center, 402 Girod St., Mandeville.
Details: The event is free but space is limited, so registration is recommended by emailing Anne Pablovich at apablovich@stph.org.

“It’s no secret that we here in South Louisiana love to cook – almost as much as we love to eat,” St. Tammany Health System Community Outreach Coordinator Anne Pablovich said. “So it just makes sense to blend our mission of caring for the community with the region’s culinary passions. The result is the Eat Well, Live Well series, and we’re beyond excited to see what our local chefs have cooking.”


About St. Tammany Health System
St. Tammany Health System is the heartbeat of its community, caring for patients and families with excellence, compassion and teamwork; it will strengthen the health of its community with compassion, innovation and partnership and is recognized for quality, safety and the patient experience by CareChex, Leapfrog, Healthgrades, Hospital Compare, Women’s Choice and US News & World Report. St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 1 is an independent service district in a clinically integrated partnership with Ochsner Health. Together, the two organizations focus on aligning their healthcare offerings to best serve patients and families in west St. Tammany and surrounding areas. Under their agreement, each retains its autonomy; neither manages nor owns the other. Self-supporting, not-for-profit STHS receives no tax funding. More at StTammany.health.

About Healthier Northshore
The Healthier Northshore initiative is dedicated to bringing people, organizations, and resources together to amplify healthier living throughout the St. Tammany and Washington Parishes. Comprised of leading health systems, government officials, local experts, and community leaders across St. Tammany and Washington Parishes, the Healthier Northshore Initiative serves as a network for healthcare-related education and resources in the region and promotes early detection and prevention to improve the health of our residents.

About Go Red For Women
Go Red for Women encourages awareness of the issue of women and heart disease, and also action to save more lives. The movement harnesses the energy, passion and power women have to band together and collectively wipe out heart disease. It challenges them to know their risk for heart disease and take action to reduce their personal risk. It also gives them the tools they need to lead a heart healthy life.

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