Kids Recipes (Most Popular)
This delicious meatloaf in the shape of cupcakes with colorful "confetti" vegetable pieces is a great way to sneak more vegetables into your child's diet! Vary your ingredients and spices in this cook once, eat twice recipe and you're sure to create a recipe your family will love Plus, freeze your leftovers and you'll have an easy, microwave-reheatable dish for a busy night!
Submitted by TULIPCHICK91
WAHOO for fresh juice!!!! this is my favourite staple juice blend. Buy a big bag of carrots, a couple bags of apples a couple of cucumbers and some fresh ginger, turn on the juicer and BINGO...Juice for the WEEK!!!
Submitted by WILDFIREWENCH
Whether a start-up to your morning or an afternoon snack, this shake is a delicious way to get healthy.
Submitted by ATTACKKAT75
I love the Disney family quick and easy dinner recipes. This was a huge hit with myself and my spouse
Submitted by BELLOYA
Zap your chocolate craving in minutes with this single-serving brownie in a mug! We love adding chopped walnuts for extra crunch.
Submitted by KAYE94
This is a low-cal take on the Sloppy Joe, using turkey and vegetables. Turkey provides the low-cal protein and lots of veggies make this healthy.
Submitted by DSTENORE
Use on pancakes, waffles, toast, or whatever you like. Makes a nice sweet topping in place of syrups. Plus under 40 calories per serving....My little ones say it looks just like ketchup!
Submitted by CD1512754
This yummy salad includes kidney beans, to help up the nutrition. My kids and hubby love it!
Submitted by NIKKILOVE3
A delicious simple strawberry pie that requires no cooking!
Submitted by XKRISS6X
Quick and Easy - Kids love it!
Submitted by SPRTSCHIK1
My kids love this smoothie even though it has artificial sweetener in it!
Submitted by MOMSHAWNA
You haven't had Rice Krispies like this before! These peanut-buttery treats are a fun twist on a childhood favorite.
Submitted by GODDESSOFHOME
Alternative to Your 'Usual' Tuna Melts- Low Carb with a twist!
Submitted by CD3343212
A variation of the Self-rising Pizza Crust found at hillbillyhousewife.com
Nutrition given is just for the crust!!!
Easy and good for you!!
These flourless, sugarless cookies are potassium powerhouses!
Submitted by NALA1WIFE
Nom nom nom. This recipe is delicious and amazingly healthy for how it tastes! Adapted from http://www.instructables.com/id/Mug_Browni
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This recipe works great with any type of bean. Beans can be soaked overnight, the water drained and changed and the beans will last for approximately 10 days in the refrigerator. The soaked, yet uncooked beans, can also be frozen so they are ready to use another day. It takes about 1/2 cup of dried beans to make 1 cup of soaked beans.
Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL
When you are out of brown sugar of trying to reduce the sugar...
Submitted by MUMFOR2SONZ
Ground turkey and pasta and cheese... So good it feels like cheating!
I make this for my husband and me--but I'm sure to put the other 4 servings into 1 serving sized Tupperware containers first (perfect for lunch the next day!).
My DD6 is not a big breakfast eater. Most morning I can get her to eat only a piece of fruit. I threw this together to get her through the mid morning munchies.
Submitted by THIS-CHICK-FIT