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Costco offers a box of twelve packs of frozen edamame (soybeans). We throw ours in a frying pan without oil or butter. Simply heat through and spice with salt, pepper, or any herbs and spices your kids desire. Squeezing the beans out is fun for the kids, and it may just buy you enough time to make dinner!
Try this one with cinnamon raisin bread for a fun twist to the traditional. Changing things is a great way for kids to ‘rediscover’ foods that they may not have liked the first time.Â
At this time of year, the farmers’ markets are filled with all different varieties of winter squash. Most of them have a buttery, silky quality, but not spaghetti squash. After you bake it, you take a fork and scrape it out into what looks just like spaghetti. I made this recipe for a bunch of kids and they all yelled…
Get your lil' rascal out of trouble and into an apron! This funky blue/brown apron embroidered with 'I'm the Boss' and a cool dinosaur motif on the front pocket is sure to keep your tyke mess-free while having fun in the kitchen. Great for arts and crafts plus gardening too! available at Lavish and Lime.
This pasta salad is a nutritious and delicious recipe that the whole family will enjoy. Better yet, instead of getting out the chopping board and heading to the store to buy all the ingredients, Sliced Tomatoes will shop, chop, marinate and deliver all the ingredients including the easy to follow recipe ready for you to put together without having to…
This is a great salad to make in the Spring and Summer. Its delicious served either warm or cold. You can make this ahead and store in your refrigerator for up to four hours.
