Baked Banana Oatmeal Cups
Always in a rush in the morning but want to have a healthy breakfast? Try baking these oatmeal cups on the weekend and have them ready-to-go for the weekday morning rush.
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Always in a rush in the morning but want to have a healthy breakfast? Try baking these oatmeal cups on the weekend and have them ready-to-go for the weekday morning rush.
The after-school snack frenzy is here! If your kids are tired of the usual carrot or celery sticks, wind down the afternoon with this fun and tasty recipe instead.
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Tender vegetables combine with aromatic herbs, balancing taste with texture. This hearty, plant-based dish pairs well with brown rice or quinoa for a nourishing meal.
When you want something sweet but not too sugary, treat your family to these French toast sticks for a nutritious twist on a classic breakfast favorite.
Make breakfast a breeze with this protein-packed recipe! Prepare ahead of time and refrigerate or freeze for a quick, nutritious meal that everyone will enjoy.
Savor spring with crispy, oven-baked zucchini fries — perfect for pairing with grated cheese and marinara. (Recipe adapted from CHOP's "Nutrition in the Kitchen.”)
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Packed with protein and fiber and featuring fresh summer produce and vegetables, this colorful quesadilla recipe is sure to satisfy your whole family at dinner!
Whip up these pancakes for a quick breakfast that is both tasty and healthy. Oats provide fiber and protein to keep your whole family satisfied until lunchtime.