
Luckily, there are some resources available. In my article, I mention the recipes and recommendations on the federal food assistance site at fns.usda.gov/snap. The local food assistance office also sent me some useful information on classes available for food-stamp recipients through the Colorado State University extension office. You can access all the information on those classes here.
I also have a couple more suggestions for you, if you're interested in the struggle to eat on a budget, and to do it the right way. Check out this recent editorial in the New York Times that calls for schools to bring back real home economics courses that teach kids about nutrition and cooking.
Also, check out two organizations that are working to end hunger in the state, especially for our kids. Link over to Share Our Strength and Hunger Free Colorado.