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International Recipes: Italian
Italian recipes are so versatile, and most kids love them. You can whip up a simple linguini dish for the family in no time on a work night, or bake a rich lasagna for a weekend dinner, and have leftovers to boot. Try these top choices for each course.
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Football Party Food
Cheering for your family's favorite footbal team with a couch full of kids and neighbors calls for plates piled high with finger food. Serve these winning recipes when everyone gathers for the playoffs.
Read MoreTomatillo Guacamole
Tomatillos are a colorful addition to everyone's favorite Mexican-inspired dip.
Read MoreToasted Garlic Bread
Quick and scrumptious garlic bread that will complement any Italian meal. Melted mozzarella is optional, but delicious!
Read MoreApplesauce
Fill your home with the tempting aroma of homemade applesauce as you whip up this simple recipe using apples, sugar and lemon juice.
Read MoreBlack Bean Vegetable Soup
Half of the black beans in this spicy soup are pureed with tomatoes, the other half are simmered with carrots, onion and kernels of corn.
Read MoreFoil Wrapped Veggies
Grilling vegetables in foil packets with olive oil and herbs is a simple yet delicious way to enjoy the late summer harvest.
Read MoreBob's Awesome Lasagna
This is a traditional baked lasagna that is a favorite in our family. Ground beef, cottage cheese, and mozzarella make it rich and filling.
Read MoreBroccoli and Ramen Noodle Salad
Those tidy packages of Ramen noodles seem to be quite versatile. Here they turn a broccoli salad into something special. The seasoning packet and a bit of oil and vinegar make the dressing, and the crunchy noodles combined with sunflower seeds, peanuts and green onions, do wonders for the broccoli slaw.
Read MoreFrench Recipes
People think of a lot of different things when they hear the words "French food." Contrary to popular notions, it isn't always heavy, fatty, or hard to prepare. Introduce your family to a whole new cuisine; they don't have to know you didn't slave to make it.
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