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Broccokopita

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This kid-friendly, broccoli-rich spin on the layered, spinach-filled triangles called spanakopita is a million times easier to make.

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Broccoli Baby Trees

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You hardly need a recipe for this, but children are always tickled to see how much broccoli looks like little trees — and the playful presentation can persuade kids to eat more green stuff.

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Asparagus Rafts

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Turn fresh asparagus into tasty, golden rafts with this playful recipe.

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Asparagus-Tip Tea Sandwiches

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Here's an easy and elegant way to enjoy fresh asparagus. Your child can help you with this delicious recipe.

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Pennsylvania Dutch Dressing

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Usually at our house I use spinach fresh in big green salads or on sandwiches instead of lettuce. Several of the kids really like creamed spinach, so I make that too. The Pennsylvania Dutch make a hot bacon dressing that they most often pour over dandelion greens. I like to have it over spinach. This recipe is the "real deal" and it's worth a try.

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Lentil Soup

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This soup is friendly to many vegetal additions and also takes kindly to a garlicky smoked sausage diced and added in the middle of cooking. Paired with corn bread, it's a delicious and comforting meal for a fall or winter evening.

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Limey Dip

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This flavorful dip is a good source of protein, gorgeously green, and very fresh tasting. It not only encourages the rampant eating of veggies — it also has vegetables actually in it already!

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Golden Cauliflower

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When it comes to vegetables' natural sweetness, roasting giveth what boiling taketh away. Transform cauliflower florets into caramelized, crunchy-tender finger food with this oil-and-salt technique, which works for other veggies too.

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Candied Root Vegetables

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Roasting brings out the natural sweetness of vegetables. No sugar is needed in this delicious and easy recipe.

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Real Cream of Tomato Soup

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Sometimes the new retro is the old retro. Tomato soup — homemade or canned — is one of those foods that has stayed in fashion throughout the decades. This recipe is the real deal — it actually has cream in it.

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