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Cheese and Cracker Snacks
This homemade version of the store-bought kids' cheese and cracker snack is healthier, cheaper, and more wholesome. Get Anne Coleman's yummy and easy recipe here.
Read MoreTabbouleh
Tabbouleh may seem like a complicated or time-consuming effort, but the truth is that this is one of those recipes that is so simple, you'll wonder why you didn't try it before. There is absolutely no cooking - so it works well on those too-hot-to-cook nights - and it's packed with vitamins and good carbs.
Read MoreHummus Among Us
Homemade hummus is zingy and wholesome, and wildly inexpensive. It makes an ideal lunch-box addition with a handful of carrot sticks and pita chips, and also makes a great sandwich spread. Give this easy, tasty recipe a try.
Read MoreMock Sushi
This version of a lunchtime sandwich will get "oohs" and "ahhs" in the lunchroom at school from kids and teachers alike. Get the recipe for these fun little bites.
Read MoreWarm and Smoky Potato Salad
This delicious potato salad gets an extra comfort food lift from the addition of crispy, fried bacon. And the kids will love it. Find our blogger Catherine Newman's recipe here.
Read MoreMinted Cherry Tabouli
So easy, even a child can make it! This is actually true. It is a very easy recipe, and the only cooking you'll do is bringing a cup and half of water to a boil. Here is a fresh and lovely wheat-based salad recipe that promises to be neither bland nor watery. Bulgur is a precooked, dried wheat that you will surely be able to find in the bulk area of a natural foods store, and in the natural foods area of a supermarket.
Read MoreRaspberry, Avocado & Mango Salad
Pureed berries give the tangy wine vinegar dressing a creamy texture that gently clings to the lettuce and fruit. This is a salad to enjoy when fresh berries are in the market.
Read MoreChinese Take Out Vegetables
The dumb name is intended to evoke a restaurant's broccoli with garlic sauce that, according to my children's rapt faces, appears to come with a side of Tabernacle Choir. Look for the Lee Kum Kee sauce in the ethnic food section of a large supermarket -- without it, you'll be stuck eating Regular Vegetables.
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