brunch

This tasty twist on classic devilled eggs uses cool and creamy Greek yogurt plus Asian chili sauce to create a fun new appetizer or picnic bite.

These easy stuffed cucumber bites are perfect for little fingers at a holiday or birthday party, and just as lovely as an appetizer for grown-ups.

This kale and bacon tart recipe is a delicious way to sneak greens into your kid's diet—chop the kale finely and it will blend into the filling.

Oatmeal isn't the only grain that makes for great porridge. Barley is a slightly chewy and nutty-tasting option, chock full of fibre.

This red pepper jam makes a great present, and is easy to make with the kids.

Use whatever veggies your family likes in this main-dish casserole. And if you're all out of fresh, you can use leftover cooked ones, or frozen (in which case you skip the steaming step - just defrost and place in the baking dish).

Traditionally called pannekoeken, these crepe-like pancakes originated in Belgium and the Netherlands. Try them stuffed with caramelized apples, ham and cheese or jam!

Aside from the Dr. Seuss reference, bacon is the secret to getting your kids to try this dish.

Smoked salmon isn’t for everyone. Instead, top your pancakes with a dollop of sour cream, crumbled bacon and cooked corn.

Quesadillas are an easy-to-make lunch, dinner or snack that kids adore. This version has spinach and tomato added to the cheese to up the health factor.

Salty feta, Swiss chard, green onions and fresh herbs form a symphony of flavours in this simple chard 'n' cheese pie.

Stuck in a dinner rut? Blow your kids' minds with fun corn pancakes tonight!

We swapped the usual bacon for spinach and ham to make this yummy breakfast dish healthier, and into a totally dinner-worthy strata.

A fresh take on this breakfast favourite! This make-ahead French Toast Casserole is scrumptious and easy.