Kids Recipes (Most Popular)

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A dense and healthy way to include some of your daily vegetable and fruit servings! Feel free to also sprinkle in some walnuts for added protein. Submitted by ALISCOTT

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Of course most of the coating is not eaten since it never gets on the chicken, but it's hard to calculate just how much is missed.Submitted by 4565S568SDS

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This is very yummy and has some protein to keep you full and satisfiedSubmitted by MADTOM04

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very nice texture may maybe like ice cream it vary on the how you want it.Submitted by LUCKY_LEFTY75

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Yum! I think that's all I need to say. The avocado gives this classic kids favorite a heart healthy boost, the tomatoes and bell peppers (in four different colors) make this recipe grown up friendly, too. MMMMMMMM! Submitted by MELISSABRENNAN

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Kid friendly, and a good source of protein and calcium. with the whole wheat pasta and garbanzo beans, this recipe is satisfying, and high in fiber, at least as far as mac and cheese goes! When I make this for the kids, I throw in a jar of Ragu cheddar sauce to hide the onions and beansSubmitted by MELISSABRENNAN

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Yummy dip for veggies!Submitted by MELISSABRENNAN

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This is NOT my own recipe, just one I found online, and decided to use. I am sharing this recipe so others can try it, but I haven't actually finished making it. As I type the dough is rising. If you need a suggestion for topping, I use low fat mozzarella, shredded, low fat ragu sauce, baby spinach, cherry tomatoes, halved, and red onion. I also take fresh mozzarella (found in a lump, or a small ball) and cut thick slices and toss on top for an added "treat" for the kids. Happy baking!Submitted by MELISSABRENNAN

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This is an adaptation of a recipe from Sonoma Diet. It can be found, with only a slight modification, in the Sonoma Diet cookbook and website.Submitted by MELISSABRENNAN