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Cookin' With The Kids

  • Image of Vegetable and Rice Stuffing
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Holiday Stuffing

    November 2012
    The traditional holiday bird – be it turkey, goose, duck or chicken – presents a great culinary opportunity for kids to contribute to the family’s celebratory table.
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  • Image of Glazed Carrots and Apricots with Green Beans
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    Simple Sides: Apricots

    August 2012
    For me, apricots have always been an iconic symbol of the summer fruit season. This kid-size, bright orange globe of juicy, sweet-tart goodness has traditionally been a popular, healthy hand snack or key ingredient in an old-fashioned cobbler or tart.
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    Simple Sides: Kiwifruit

    July 2012
    Kiwifruit is the perfect kid fruit; it is small, easy to scoop out of its fuzzy skin, colorful and, most of all, delicious.
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  • Image of Mango Rolls
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    Simple Sides: Mangoes

    June 2012
    It’s a good bet that this may be your kitchen helpers’ first culinary exposure to what is the most consumed fruit worldwide.
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  • Image of Sautéed Spaghetti Squash & Herbs
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    Simple Sides: Fresh Herbs and Spices

    May 2012
    Here’s a fun way to introduce your young sous chefs to cooking with fresh herbs and spices: invite the kids to prepare the same basic dish, a few days apart, using two completely different sets of seasonings.
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  • Image of South African Baby Pineapples
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    Simple Sides: Pineapples

    April 2012
    What kid can resist a fresh, juicy pineapple in any form? This tropical fruit is a favorite ingredient of all ages, be it served in an upside-down dessert, topped on ice cream, blended into a smoothie or simply grilled on the barby.
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  • Image of Green Rice & Peas
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    Simple Sides: Shades of Green

    March 2012
    St. Patrick’s Day provides a perfect excuse to enjoy a little culinary playtime for your kitchen helpers using healthy green veggies to prepare a color-appropriate side dish to go with that Corned Beef main course.
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