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Cookin' With The Kids

  • Image of Broccoli Florets
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Broccoli Florets

    October 2014
    While this is a very basic recipe with very few ingredients, it contains some cooking lessons that will serve your young kitchen helpers for years to come in their own kitchens.
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  • Image of grapes and carrots
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Carrots & Grapes

    September 2014
    With the month of September comes the sweetest of grape varieties, the Muscato™. This grape has a high natural sugar content that kids will love.
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  • Image of Sautéed Spaghetti Squash & Herbs
    Melissa's Produce

    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 Honeydew & Roma Tomato Salad
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Summer Melons

    June 2011
    Here are a couple of unique summer salads using two of the most popular melons of the season that your young sous chefs will have fun making and even more fun eating.
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  • Image of Roasted Lemon Broccoli
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Broccoli

    February 2011
    Though packed with immune-boosting nutrients, lots of iron and more vitamin C than oranges, Broccoli is one of those vegetables with a lot of baggage attached to it.
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  • Image of Roasted Grapes and Carrots
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Carrots

    September 2010
    Carrots are the perfect kid food; they are chuck full of vitamin A, vitamins C, D, E, K, B1, and B6, plus powerful anti-oxidant Carotenes.
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  • Image of Crispy Zucchini Rounds
    Melissa's Produce

    Simple Sides: Zucchini

    August 2010
    After a whole summer of growing in commercial fields and backyard gardens, zucchini is one of the first spring plantings ready for harvest in August.
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