Ree's cookies are filled with oatmeal, granola, dried fried and nuts for a satisfying snack. The large batch will make plenty to share with friends and family.
Anne's family-favorite lasagna is made with Italian sausage and three kinds of cheese. Make it together over the weekend and enjoy the leftovers during a busy week.
Sandra's kid-size empanadas are easy to make with packaged pie dough mix. Young chefs can help shape the little half-moons — they don't have to be perfect!
Top chicken dogs (or your favorite hot dogs) with a colorful corn relish and serve alongside panko-coated sweet potato fries that are baked in the oven.
Ina's maple-kissed scones get a hearty boost from quick-cooking oats — they’re a perfect grab-and-go breakfast for everyone in the family. Make a batch over the weekend and have something to look forward to on Monday morning.
Guy's dish is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser: It's a cross between pepperoni pizza and lasagna. Kids and grownups will surely want seconds, so make a big family-style batch.
Food Network Magazine's mix-and-match pastas are fun to make with kids. They can choose their favorite add-ins, like the meatballs and peppers in this version.
Bobby Flay gives this classic cocktail a kid-friendly makeover by nixing the booze in favor of milk and chocolate syrup. To serve, dip the rim of each glass in some of the syrup, then coat with chocolate sprinkles.
These easy granola bars are chock-full of all the hearty mix-ins you'd hope to find in your on-the-go snack: oats, peanuts, raisins and sunflower seeds. Kids will think of them as a sweet treat thanks to the sweetened condensed milk, which binds the bars together.
Two quintessential summer desserts, strawberry shortcake and ice cream pops, come together in one frozen treat. For extra crunch, you can roll these pops in crushed cereal after you unmold them.
This take on the campfire classic features peanut butter and grilled banana slices in place of chocolate. Once the bananas are soft and slightly charred, toast the marshmallows while the grill is still hot.
Sparkling apple cider, cranberry juice and club soda mimic fizzy champagne in Bobby's family-friendly mocktail. Garnish each glass with a fresh raspberry for party-ready presentation.
