Cooking with kids

There’s a week's worth of breakfast in this pan of chewy, no-bake nutrient-dense power bars.

This breakfast sandwich is so loaded with good stuff—ham, cheese, spinach and tomato, plus a gooey fried egg—you may need a knife and fork. And a napkin.

From the genius of The Smitten Kitchen, this simple roast chicken recipe is delicious and easy. Perfect for the family or entertaining.

Homemade apple sauce is pretty great, but creamy apple butter is even better. Pay attention toast, pancakes and waffles, this is your new jam.

The only answer to not being at the beach is to make a tropical smoothie like this pineapple and coconut one.

It doesn't get more decadent than this. Sweet frozen cherries go for a whirl with cocoa powder, almond milk and avocado.

Who can resist the flavours of summer? This watermelon and raspberry smoothie does not disappoint.

Go green with this tasty smoothie. Say hi to avocados, green apples and spinach all whirled up in creamy vanilla kefir.

Stress less in the kitchen, pack lunches and pull off dinner like a boss with these genius tips for feeding kids. Because they need to eat. Every day.

Simple kitchen tasks can build kids' confidence and food knowledge and make them more likely to try new things. Here's how to get them cooking.

Veggies make a sneaky cameo in this French toast recipe. It's so delicious, your kids won't even notice.

Soft tofu whirled up with melted chocolate and vanilla produces a silky mousse that you've gotta try.

Extra-firm tofu makes a happy home under a thick coating of panko crumbs. These nuggets are crispy, delicious and fun to dip.

Because they want to eat, like, all the time, fill them up with these healthy and hearty snacks.

Enlist the help of little hands for these sausage-filled roll-ups. They're a great appetizer for kids' parties.

Get your freekeh on with this tasty grain bowl. Baked chicken, lettuce, tomatoes and red onion all hang out in a delicious tahini dressing.

With perfectly spiced Cuban pork, tender sweet potatoes and a creamy lime sauce, this recipe will go into weekly rotation.

Plump shrimp, ripe avocado, strips of ginger and protein-rich edamame get cozy in a bowl full of steamy rice.

We're not messing around with these comforting, live-your-best-life dishes. Heavy on the carbs and high on the yum factor, eat all the things.

There's a lot going on in this quinoa bowl. But crispy apple, shredded carrots, beets and a hard-boiled egg all get along nicely with the herb dressing.