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Recipes to Honor Peace on Earth

December 26, 2014December 16, 2014 by Recipes

During the holidays, our thoughts turn ever hopefully to the idea of world peace. It’s not easy in the face of the headlines, and it’s easy to feel helpless as individuals. Changing your eating habits will do nothing to stop to violence of cultural conflicts today, but taking the time to explore foods inspired by other cultures and using a family meal as an opportunity to take interest in other cultures can be a wonderful way to engage your children in a respectful consideration of different perspectives, which, small as it may be, is a step worth taking. We’ve pulled a few healthy, yummy recipes from a few different cultures from our database, just to give you some ideas to start.

Meals for Many Hands

November 28, 2014November 25, 2014 by Recipes

Learning to cook and appreciate good, fresh food is an important part of learning to eat nutritiously, for kids and adults alike. Some of the most delicious recipes can be a bit challenging when you look at all of the ingredients that needs chopping and prepping, but they are worth the effort, especially if you have a team of helpers. These recipes are some of our favorites that we think provide great opportunities to get everyone in the family involved in prepping an amazing meal.

Give Thanks for Health and Flavor

November 20, 2014August 31, 2021 by Recipes

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, now is the perfect time to enjoy some healthier variations on your favorite holiday recipes. We’ve updated the classics to give you a wide range of wonderful options that, because of the way they’re made, are not only more healthful, but also more delicious than the recipes you may have grown up with.

Healthy, Horror-filled Harvest

October 31, 2014October 30, 2014 by Guiding Stars Kitchen

Harvest-time and Halloween have gone hand-in-hand since the earliest pagan celebrations of the holiday, and when you’re trying to make Halloween less about the candy factor, returning to a harvest celebration with a spooky twist can be a great approach. Here are a few amazing recipes that take advantage of the season’s bounty…with a few spooky ideas thrown in for good measure.

Dinner Made Simple

September 26, 2014February 4, 2019 by Recipes

Cooking at home is better for our health and our waistlines, but let’s face it: if a meal isn’t easy, it’s just not going to get made as planned in the midst of a hectic week. We’ve pulled together a cozy selection of hearty fall meals that work well for life-simplifying approaches like make-ahead meals and slow cooking.

Think Outside the Lunchbox

August 29, 2014August 28, 2014 by Recipes

Packing lunches day after day can become a drag if you don’t have a strong rotation of flavorful and varied lunch options to work with. These recipes are definitely not the turkey-on-wheat or pb&j you grew up with. Expose your kids to a wider range of awesome flavors, keep their energy running high with whole grains and use lunch as an opportunity to keep them in good nutrition with full servings of fruit and veggies.

Healthy Hydration: Smoothies and Salads

July 25, 2014August 1, 2014 by Recipes

Cooking in a hot kitchen and eating heavy foods are not much fun during the warm and humid peak of summer. Keep your self fed nutritiously and hydrated responsibly with this set of crispy salads and creamy smoothies. You’ll stay cool and feel great about your choices.

Delicious Fishes

June 27, 2014August 31, 2021 by Recipes

Love seafood? Try these healthier variations on classic seafood dishes. You’ll love the flavor, and your body will love the nutrition.

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