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Chef Enrique Pérez chopping vegetables during the April 23, 2016 Common Ground workshop on salads and homemade salad dressing.

Participants serving salad for taste testing after the Common Ground workshop and cooking demonstration.

Participants serving themselves homemade salads after helping to made them in the kickoff Common Ground community workshop held April 23, 2016.

Renu Jagasia, Common Ground program participant, gives the "a-ok" signal after taste testing the salads made during the kick off Common Ground workshop.

Participants watch as Chef Enrique Pérez demonstrates how to make a fresh salad dressing at the kickoff Common Ground Workshop held at the George Street Co-op on April 23, 2016.

Chef Enrique Pérez drizzles honey onto a fresh salad during his Common Ground workshop cooking demonstration.

Raíces co-founders and co-Directors Francisco G. Gómez and Nicole Wines with the youngest program participant at the first Common Ground workshop held April 23, 2016, who attended specifically to learn how to make homemade vegan salads and salad…

Common Ground program participants serving homemade salads made during the workshop and cooking demonstration for a post-workshop taste testing.

Raíces program participant and long-term supporter Linda Powell taste testing a homemade fruit salad at the Common Ground workshop on salads and homemade salad dressing.

Chef Enrique Pérez gives a cooking demonstration during the kickoff Common Ground workshop held on April 23, 2016 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This was the first in a series of community cooking workshops held collaboratively throughout 2016.

Mountain view from Plenitud Eco-Iniciativas in Las Marías, Puerto Rico.

Lush greenery in the gardens at Plenitud PR.

Mint growing wild at Plenitud PR. This perennial herb can often be found growing in wet, marshy soils and can be harvested for culinary and herbal healing applications.

Plenitud PR intern Jariksa Valle Feliciano pointing out a mint patch while on a walking tour of the farm.

Unknown plant growing at Plenitud PR.

Plants and greenery grow in abundance at Plenitud PR.

Achiote (anatto) flower in bloom at Plenitud PR. Achiote is commonly used in Puerto Rican and other Caribbean cuisine to color and flavor dishes.

Achiote (anatto) flower blossom. This seeds that develop after the flower blooms are commonly used in Caribbean cuisine to color and flavor dishes.

The first earth bag house built at Plenitud was under construction during our 2013 visit. The basic layout is a round main room with two smaller rooms off to the side.

Earthbag doghouse built by the team members and volunteers at Plenitud PR as a test construction.

Earthbag and superadobe house under construction at Plenitud PR. When complete this will be used as a guest house for long-term guests like interns.

At Plenitud Iniciativas Eco-educativas, members of the community, friends, interns and service learning volunteers formulate the extended Plenitud family. Pictured here are Plenitud co-founder Paula Paoli Garrido and one of the 2013 season interns,…

The power for the community building at Plenitud is provided by solar panels. This is where community meals are prepared and shared. It is also a main gathering point for service learning volunteers and visitors to take classes and hold meetings and…
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