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Find Vegetable Recipes and Side Dishes on Disney Family.com. Multiple vegetable recipes and dishes that your kids will enjoy.
Read MoreLow-Cost Recipes from a Real Mom
As grocery prices go up, how do you keep the cost of feeding your family down? Anne Coleman (aka Short Order Mom) cooks for a family of nine on a budget of just $125 a week. Save money with her easy, kid-pleasing recipes.
Read MoreAppetizer Recipes
From basic crudités to fancy baked bites, hearty munchies to light and healthy snacks, find the perfect appetizer for your next party or event.
Read MoreFamily-Approved Recipes
These family-friendly recipes have been tested and approved by our own testers -- real families just like yours, with toddlers, school-age kids, adolescents, and impossibly picky eaters! Check out their stamps of approval on these recipes and make them for your own family.
Read MoreBaked Parmesan Tomatoes
A sprinkle of Parmesan and a drizzle of olive oil transform tomatoes into the perfect side dish. Or try sandwiching them between slices of your favorite whole-wheat country bread.
Read MoreGreen & Yellow Beans with Wild Mushrooms
Simply prepared green and yellow beans with wild mushrooms are easy holiday fare.
Read MoreMaple-Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Roasting sweet potatoes is even easier than boiling and mashing them. Maple syrup glaze transforms this ultra-simple dish into something sublime.
Read MoreArugula Salad with Honey-Drizzled Peaches
Rich, nutty pecans complement the creamy tang of the goat cheese and peppery arugula balances the sweet juicy peaches and drizzle of honey in a simple, satisfying salad that lets the pure flavors of the ingredients shine.
Read MoreSesame Cabbage Slaw
Sesame slaw is fast and full of flavor and pairs perfectly with everything from Asian dishes to burgers.
Read MoreGingered Cranberry Relish
Thanksgiving is not Thanksgiving unless there are cranberries. When I was little, the cranberry sauce we most often had was the canned variety. We gently unmolded it from its container and then lovingly placed whole cylindrical-shaped blob onto a cut crystal plate. Then it was sliced, very elegantly, into slabs. Eventually, we realized that it is so very simple to make from scratch. Many folks prepare a cooked version, but I love the way my fresh relish bursts with sweet-tart flavor. Plus, it only takes about 5 minutes to throw together, freeing up precious time for other Thanksgiving-day cooking.
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