Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F.Kennedy Jr.
is taking the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda from policy into the kitchen with a new government-produced cooking series designed to show Americans how to prepare healthy meals for less than $5 a serving whenever possible.The new series, "The Real Food Show," launched Thursday on the HHS website and YouTube.The program is intended to inspire Americans to cook more meals at home using whole, minimally processed ingredients while proving that healthy eating can be practical, approachable and affordable for families, according to the agency.SHARK WEEK FANS MAY WANT TO THINK TWICE BEFORE EATING THIS OCEAN PREDATOR, EXPERTS WARN"Food should be the foundation of our health," Kennedy said in a statement announcing the series. "With 'The Real Food Show,' we're empowering Americans to take control of their health one meal at a time.Healthy eating doesn't have to be expensive, and cooking at home can be faster, easier and more rewarding than people think."HHS Secretary Robert F.
Kennedy Jr.is host of the new series, "The Real Food Show." (Jay Janner/The Austin American-Statesman via Getty Images)Each episode features Kennedy alongside "America's most celebrated chefs" preparing what HHS describes as wholesome, budget-friendly meals inspired by the principles of the MAHA movement.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe agency said recipes are designed to cost less than $5 per serving whenever practical, with an emphasis on whole ingredients and home cooking.Celebrity chef Andrew Gruel joins Kennedy in the premiere episode, where they prepare crispy wild Alaskan salmon cakes served with an apple, white bean and greens salad.Chef Andrew Gruel appeared in the premiere episode of the series.
(Michael M.Santiago/Getty Images)Gruel told Fox News Digital he joined the project because he believes its mission extends far beyond teaching recipes."I'm excited to be part of the premiere episode beca...