Food fight! LAUSD vs. celebrity chef Jamie Oliver  The day after
a national cooking show questioned the quality of food served at
Los Angeles Unified schools, district officials insisted
Wednesday that the meals prepared for students are not only
good, but healthy.  Television chef Jamie Oliver's show "Food
Revolution" took the LAUSD to task during an episode that aired
Tuesday night. The district had refused to allow Oliver into its
schools as part of the series.  On the show, he compared the
meals served in LAUSD schools to "airplane food."  In response,
the LAUSD invited the media into its Newman Nutrition Center,
the district's central kitchen facility, to sample the food and
review its upcoming menu options.  "The food that we serve is
healthy and nutritious and very good quality," according to
David Binkle, deputy director of the district's food services.
According to the district, new menus are being developed for the
2011-12 school year, with entrees such as Salvadorian beef stew,
chicken Tandoori, A