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Real Food ... Fast ... for Kids
January 7, 2013 Winter is a time for comfort food — and that means, more than ever, preparing real home cooking for your family. more »»
The Nose Knows Christmas
December 3, 2012 Freshly cut greens, spices, oranges, peppermint ... the glorious scents of Christmas! What is your favorite? There’s usually one Christmas scent so special that it brings back great memories. more »»
Discover a Surprise Inside Spaghetti Squash
December 6, 2011 When you look over the colorful choices of squash in various goofy shapes and sizes at your market this week, tell your kids to snoop carefully to find an extra-fun variety you may have forgotten... more »»
Simply Sweet (Ideas for Using Honey)
December 6, 2011 Toothbrush alert! Right now the sugar season is in full swing. Years ago in his naive yet not-so-subtle way, our family dentist had a holiday sugar awareness program. more »»
Berry Good Snacks
July 7, 2011 At this time of year, when blueberries are most abundant and least expensive, enjoy them to the max! Blueberries are high in antioxidants and are a good source of dietary fiber and vitamin C. more »»
Engineer Your Own Mother's Day Breakfast in Bed — Egg in the Hole
May 3, 2011 While it’s true it’s the thought that counts, when it comes to Mother’s Day, sometimes getting that thought into action takes a bit of persuasio. more »»
Make the Grade With School Lunches
August 17, 2010 Finding school lunch ideas that stay fresh can be challenging. But with a few simple solutions, you can provide your kids delicious and tasty sandwiches. — The Bread. more »»
No-Bake Isty Bitsy Fruit Pies
July 1, 2010 Summer is a great time to get kids into the kitchen to make some snacks and desserts. more »»
Family Picnic Fun — Layers of Love Chocolate Brownies, No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars
June 24, 2010 If you're ready to enjoy an afternoon in the great outdoors, pack up a basket or cooler and head out to a nearby park or arboretum. The backyard makes a great spot, too. more »»
Survive the Summer Snack Attacks
May 20, 2010 Unless you have a secret calling as a short order cook, chances are you would rather not spend one half of every summer day in the kitchen. more »»
Bread Bears a Healthy Treat
April 5, 2010 Baking bread is just plain fun when your preschoolers shape prepared dough into adorable bear shapes. more »»
Make Easter Eggs That Pop
March 25, 2010 Try this spin on Easter eggs for a colorful, edible, low-calorie treat! Hoppity Poppity Easter Eggs Yield: 16 eggs 10 cups freshly poppe... more »»
Three Fun Activities to Cure Little Ones’ Winter Blues
February 16, 2010 When the weather outside is frightful, little ones can make their own winter wonderland. These fun and educational activities for preschoolers from Gryphon House Inc. more »»
Dog Treats
December 3, 2009 Children love to make cookies, so why not extend the baking to doggie cookies? They are not nearly as tempted to eat this uncooked dough! It is amazing how quickly children recover from the goblin... more »»
Allergen-Free Recipes for Turkey Day Leftovers
November 18, 2009 In the spirit of "waste not, want not," allergen-free cookbook author Cybele Pascal offers the following (mostly allergen, gluten-free) recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers. more »»
Honey-Baked Ham Co. Offers Holiday Recipes
November 16, 2009 St. Clairsville-area hosts and hostesses for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday can roll up their sleeves and rest easy this year. HoneyBaked Ham Co. more »»
Two Cookie Recipes for the Holidays
November 5, 2009 Pumpkin Spice Cookies These slightly spicy, soft, chewy, cake-like cookies are a perfect fall treat. Makes about 4 dozen cookies. more »»
Jack's Million-Dollar Bars Are a Bake Sale Hit
July 1, 2009 Garage-sale season arrived in our neighborhood in grand style when a group of energetic teens and their parents recently put on a super sale under a big white tent in the middle of the block to rais... more »»
Edible birds' nests
May 4, 2009 The first recipe is easy to do with the kids. Use 1 large can of chow mein noodles, 1/4 cup peanut butter and 2 tablespoons of honey. more »» |
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