Packaged snacks are great. If you have the bandwidth, spend the weekend working on a few baking projects as a family. The fruits of your labour become a satisfying after-school tummy grumbles. Plus, they're all very delicious. Take note, some double as on-the-go breakfast eats.
Fast snack and breakfast recipes you can eat with one hand are key for parenting life! These egg cups are great because they have what convenience foods are so often missing -- protein! This breakfast (or breakfast for dinner!) recipe comes together quickly, with ingredients that require zero pre-cooking,...
Greek salad is a lot of things. Crisp romaine, briny feta, bursting tomatoes and salty bites of olive with crunchy onion in a lemon-y dressing, for starters. Forget how you're used to Greek salad and try moving it to the sheet pan with this easy chicken adaption that the whole family will love.
The thing about lunches is your kids have to eat them every day. Which means you need ideas to keep things lively. Behold, our fave school lunch ideas.
Gluten-free? Lucky for all of us, the world is changing and adapting to the wheat-free life. These simple food swaps allow you to eat GF without sacrificing great flavour. And who wouldn't want that?
Whoopie pies are soft, cake-like cookies filled with billowy, whipped frosting. Rolled in sprinkles, they make a great alternative to birthday cupcakes.
Less of a recipe and more of a new way to enjoy melty chocolate, roasty mallow and crumbly graham crackers, we will be making S'mores with a chocolate peanut butter Reese's cup on repeat.
Balls of (not overly sweet) challah are rolled in butter, cinnamon sugar, and a very lightly toasted sesame mix before getting packed into a Bundt pan so it develops a deeply sweet caramelized shell as it bakes. Then you sit around the table and pull it apart with your fingers. A solid win.
