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Showing 651 - 660 of 660 results for fun snacks kids can help
Friend in Town
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Everyday Italian
Giada has invited one of her best girlfriends over for a weekend of fun, gossip, and of course great food. A crunchy crostini snack will give them energy for an afternoon of window-shopping. Later they'll make a hearty dinner of Tuna with Cipolline Onions and a side of creamy polenta with arugula. Plus, Giada will treat her friend to fluffy pancakes with her own Italian twist.
Fun Food
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Nigella Feasts
Nigella Lawson shares her fabulous, fun named recipes that appeal to kids of all ages. Whether you re 8 or 80 you ll love her mozzarella stuffed Blood and Guts Baked Potatoes served with crisp coated Ritzy Chicken Nuggets and Capery Salad. She s rustling up fabulous iced cookies that are as good to eat as to decorate and then there s velvety green pea Slime Soup a fantastic name for a fantastic recipe.
Snacking Made Simple
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Low Carb and Lovin' It
Eating low carb isn’t tough, especially when it comes to snacks. Chef George Stella makes easy low carb options like turkey and Swiss BLT roll-ups, "Mock Raisinettes" with unsweetened chocolate and blueberries, and cinnamon pecans and almonds. George’s youngest son, Christian, also joins in to make his favorite, Philly Steak Salad with cheese. George finishes it off with a beverage everyone will love, a lemon lime slushee, perfect for after school or work.
Top 5 Tips
1. Use whole or real mayonnaise. Low-fat or lite is usually an indication that sugar has added to make up for the loss of body and flavor from fat.
2. Most nuts are low carb, but overeating them is a problem. Avoid this by portioning them out.
3. Frozen blueberries can be used as a substitute for raisins.
4. You can set a good example for your kids by eating the right foods. It's also fun to cook with your kids.
5. Keep your fridge full of good low carb foods such as cheese and sliced meats. When anybody in the house is hungry or having a craving, they can just go and find some great low carb selections.
Four Men and a Baby
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Food Network Specials
Jazz Smollett is struggling to find time to plan her daughter's birthday party, when her four brothers step up and offer to help plan the menu. Doting uncles Jake, Jussie, Jojo and Jocqui Smollett are in for quite a challenge, between appeasing their sister's vision for the party, keeping birthday girl Nylah out of trouble, and flawlessly executing the kid and adult-friendly menu of Mini Croque Monsieurs, Lavender Cupcakes and Fruit and Veggie Cutouts with Honey Vanilla Sauce and Ranch Dressing.
Gotta Get It: Sweet Gadgets
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Food Network Specials
Host Guy Fieri explores the world of gadgets for those with a serious sweet tooth. There’s an ice cream ball, which literally makes delicious ice cream when you toss it around, a towering chocolate fountain for your kids’ next throw-down fete, electric ice cream scoopers for diggin’ in when the ice cream is frozen solid, and a funky whipped cream maker powered by nitrous oxide (that’s laughing gas to the rest of us). So when you're ready to make your next dessert, check out these fun tools.
Burgers, Brownies and Slaw with Stanley Tucci
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Mary McCartney Serves It Up
It's the most-delicious invite in London as passionate vegetarian Mary McCartney puts her own spin on American classics for lunch with her friend, actor Stanley Tucci. A busy mom and photographer, Mary shares McCartney family stories while making easy, healthy eats like Black Bean Burgers, Thousand Island Dressing, her Auntie's Caraway Slaw and Mom-inspired Nutty Brownie Thins. She shares local haunts including the deli she has been visiting since she was a kid, and she pulls the whole meal together in a fun pin board featuring the food, Stanley and her family.
Instant Comfort with Bryan Adams
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Mary McCartney Serves It Up
Music legend Bryan Adams joins Mary McCartney for some delicious plant-based cooking, McCartney style. Bryan rolls up his sleeves to help make a super speedy Skillet Flatbread Caponata Pizza before spilling the beans in a quick-fire Q&A. Then, Mary shares her family's favorite comfort snack, a Towering Nacho Traybake, and a taste of her childhood with a quick and easy spin on her Mom's Cream of Tomato Soup, perfect for a picnic in the park with her BFF and Texas lead singer Sharleen Spiteri. No comfort lineup would be complete without something sweet and chocolatey, and Mary's No-Cook Chocolate and Raspberry Tart fits the bill perfectly.
Slumber Party
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Food Network Specials
When Bobby's daughter Sophie has a sleepover it can only mean one thing... dad's in the kitchen cooking up brunch for everyone! This fun and tasty menu starts with an Apple Pie Oatmeal with Bruleed Crust that's sure to wake up your taste buds and satisfy your sweet tooth. Next up for Sophie and friends is Ham, Egg & Cheese toasted to perfection on English Muffins. Bobby's Peanut Butter & Jelly French Toast Waffles will have you wondering if you're eating Waffles or French Toast... but either way, it's delicious! And as a special treat for the kids, Strawberry Pina Coladas-they may not have alcohol, but they've got plenty of tasty fruity flavor!
Robin to the Rescue: Banning Burgers from the Car
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Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller
In this half-hour, host Robin Miller (nutritionist, author and host of Quick Fix Meals) meets with two families. First is Madeline, a single mother of two who is also a full-time student and has no time to cook properly for her kids, one of which is a very picky eater and was recently diagnosed with asthma. She is concerned that she is hurting them by what she cooks. Robin helps her fill the pantry with her "10 must-have" staples, and cooks a delicious chicken tender that introduces healthy alternatives and is a dish even the pickiest eater will love.
She then meets with Mike, a father of two who has poor eating and snacking habits, has gained 40 pounds and is concerned that he’s being a poor role model for his kids. They go to the store to show Mike new food choices, and they create new snacking and sauce options to inspire Mike to lose weight and change his habits.
