US First Lady Michelle Obama delivers remarks on the South Lawn of the White House June 4, 2010, to over 1000 Chefs from across the US recruited to join her anti-obesity campaign and help schools serve healthier, tastier meals. Mrs. Obama is calling on the chefs to partner with individual schools and work with teachers and parents to help educate kids about food and nutrition. She said healthy meals at schools are more important than ever because many children get most of their calories at school.

Chef Israel Calderon snaps a few photos as US First Lady Michelle Obama delivers remarks on the South Lawn of the White House June 4, 2010, to over 1000 Chefs from across the US recruited to join her anti-obesity campaign and help schools serve healthier, tastier meals. Mrs. Obama is calling on the chefs to partner with individual schools and work with teachers and parents to help educate kids about food and nutrition. She said healthy meals at schools are more important than ever because many children get most of their calories at school.

Television Chef Rachel Ray harvests vegetables in Michelle Obama's White House garden in 90-degree temperatures June 4, 2010, in Washington, DC, with students from Hollin Meadows Elementary School in Alexandria, VA. Mrs. Obama recruited hundreds of chefs to join her anti-obesity campaign and help schools serve healthier, tastier meals.Mrs. Obama is calling on the chefs to partner with individual schools and work with teachers and parents to help educate kids about food and nutrition. She said healthy meals at schools are more important than ever because many children get most of their calories at school.

Iron Chef America winner Cat Cora harvests vegetables in Michelle Obamas White House garden in 90-degree temperatures June 4, 2010 in Washington, DC, with students from Hollin Meadows Elementary School in Alexandria, VA. Mrs. Obama recruited hundreds of chefs to join her anti-obesity campaign and help schools serve healthier, tastier meals.Mrs. Obama is calling on the chefs to partner with individual schools and work with teachers and parents to help educate kids about food and nutrition. She said healthy meals at schools are more important than ever because many children get most of their calories at school.

US First Lady Michelle Obama works in her White House vegetable garden in the 90-degree temperatures June 4, 2010, in Washington, DC, with students from Hollin Meadows Elementary School of Alexandria, VA. She recruited hundreds of chefs to join her anti-obesity campaign and help schools serve healthier, tastier meals.Mrs. Obama is calling on the chefs to partner with individual schools and work with teachers and parents to help educate kids about food and nutrition. She said healthy meals at schools are more important than ever because many children get most of their calories at school.