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Savor the arrival of autumn with a family excursion to a local apple orchard. After comparing a variety of apples, select a favorite and concoct fresh autumn desserts.

Kids like to fantasize about all sorts of things. Gross things are no exception. Why not cook up some fun with these totally disgusting yet yummy recipes!

Here are some money saving ideas with tasty recipes for feeding children. Try these frugal variations of Samosas or Pad Thai.

Homemade cookies mixed with candy pieces makes a deliciously winning combination.

Let your child help cook supper with this wonderful autumn carrot recipe.

Spend some special time with your kids while letting them take charge as the chef!

Cooking with kids is so rewarding. These casserole recipes are easy for them to make and give the feeling of satisfaction to see a meal done well.

Buttery, crunchy, and full of chocolate. No wonder chocolate chip cookies are everyone's favorite! Here is a recipe easy enough for kids to make.

Cool Vegetable Hummus Pizza is a kid friendly recipe that introduces kids to hummus in a familiar way, as the base for a cool temperature pizza.

Miniature horns of plenty, created from sugar cones and fruit candies, make striking party favors for a Thanksgiving table.

Move over mom...there's a new cook in the kitchen. These delicious dessert recipes are easy enough for kids to make (with some supervision required). Let's go...

Cupcakes are the definition of fun food. Small enough to hold in your hand, filled and frosted with icing, or covered in sprinkles, they make life a little sweeter.

Fruity Apple & Banana Salad, Hawaiian Cole Slaw & Kid's Favorite Fruit Salad are the delicious on hot summer days.

Fall is a great time to have your children or students cook, using seasonal items like pumpkin, apples, or squash. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Get back to basics with ideas and activities that provide great learning opportunities as well as good, old fashioned family time.

A tempting antipasto platter, filled with a variety of tasty tidbits, can be served to guests as they are waiting for the main meal to be served.

Getting kids involved in cooking can be a great way of teaching them about healthy eating. They'll also pick up some useful skills for when they leave home later in life!

Nothing is more inviting on a cold winter day than a steaming cup of cocoa waiting for you inside. Let your kids help you make these variations of hot cocoa recipes.

Add a new twist to PB&J school lunches by letting kids help in the process! This easy two-ingredient recipe allows kids to have fun and be healthy at the same time.

Make the children in your household feel like they've contributed to the holiday preparations by making safe and fun no bake cookies.

Don't heat up the kitchen. Make No Cook Butterfinger Pudding. It's easy to whip up, only three ingredients. Plus, this summer pudding dish tastes devine.

Letting kids make their own sandwiches is a great way to teach them about independence. Try some of these yummy sandwich varieties!

This recipe transforms blackening bananas into a moist, delicious loaf in under an hour and it's so easy, kids can help too.

Do you have a "short" order cook in your home? Here are some handy things that you can buy for your cooking enthusiast.

Once school is out, homes are transformed into a beehive of activity. Having projects for the kids during the summer will make things more enjoyable for the whole family.

Print out some games for your friends, whip a bowl full of valentine's Day bunch and share a yummy holiday trifle. That's the start of the fun at your Valentine party!

For a scout's cooking badge, sleepover or birthday kids need prepared ingredients and little supervision to do this simple recipe.

Children love to independently prepare their own breakfasts. These yummy dishes can also be made as treats for birthdays or Mother's Day.

Here is a great recipe for some cookies that kids can bake. The dough should chill overnight, so you can get up tomorrow and bake before it gets hot outside.

This recipe for nuggets, mac & cheese and a banana milkshake is healthy and high in calcium. This complete meal is loaded with calcium rich foods that the kids will love.

It's fun to learn about other cultures through food and summer is the perfect time to discover new taste treats. Keep a globe handy for the kids and enjoy the experience.

What can a kid stir up in the kitchen for a cool summer treat that is quick and easy and won't heat up the house?

Make your own bubble bath with this simple recipe.

Add quick and easy snack treats to the party menu. Kids and adults will enjoy the variety of sweet, salty and savory flavors.

This Halloween opt for a treat that packs deliciousness with nutrients and energy into small bites, just the right size to fill goody bags.

The blend of blueberry, sour cream and a hint of lemon make these flavourful sour cream blueberry cookies a fluffy, moist treat for everyone.

Simply rolled out and cut or dipped in sugar and dropped, this recipe creates soft and scrumptious cookies for the holidays or any day a sweet tooth needs satisfying.

Turn your party into a some crafty food fun when you decorate the cupcakes in a cone. Just one of the great ideas for birthday party fun in this article.

Halloween party planning can be stressful enough without adding healthy Halloween treats to a list of Halloween party supplies. Here are recipes for easy healthy snacks.

Sit your preschoolers down at a table or small desk with some kindergarten supplies and let them do some school work for fun and learning.

With this healthy make-ahead meal, lunch at the office or school can be delicious and nutritious. Make it the night before for an easy bagged lunch that won't go soggy.

Does your gourmet dinner party leave the kids without food to fit their fancy? Here's a quick and easy meal that you can fix in addition to the adult fare.

Here are some neat activities to help your child celebrate Father's Day. Included is a homemade card, crafts, and recipes that will make him feel like a king for the day.

Toddlers and preschoolers are picky eaters. Modifying your menu to include a wide variety of textures, colors, and finger foods can increase intake and decrease waste.

Kids face an increased likelihood of becoming and staying overweight. Monitoring what they eat is not just about meal times. Healthy snacks can also make a difference.

British chef and television personality Jamie Oliver shared his philosophy on cooking at home with an eager crowd of food lovers on November 22, 2009 in Toronto, Ontario.

Busy parents looking for a simple way to spend more quality time with their children should consider starting the day with a new morning tradition.

You know that calcium is important to growing bones. What can you do if your tween doesn't like to drink milk? Here are some alternatives that you might find useful.

Math and reading activities for the Valentines Day Theme that are fun, educational and interactive.

Activities and conversation-starters designed to mark the events of September 11 in ways that are age-appropriate and reassuring for children and pre-teens.