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Pie for dinner? I don’t know if that is OK. Of course it is! This “pie” is full of goodness and healthful nutrients. On top of that, your child might actually eat it. Two green leafy superstars, kale and spinach combine with three cheeses to make a delectable dish your child will ask for again and again.

This is salad features two green superstars, spinach and kale. These two greens are superstar quality for good reason. Kale has become popular because your daily vitamin requirement for A, C and K are filled with just one cup.

You may remember the scene where Luke Skywalker pours himself a refreshing glass of cold, sweet blue milk. For Star Wars fans, the excitement intensifies as the opening of the new Star Wars Epic, “The Force Awakens” approaches. What better way to ease the agony of waiting, but to indulge in a delicious rendition of blue milk, the ubiquitous blue-colored liquid produced by female banthas, wooly mammoth like Star Wars creature.

This delicious salad features squash and garbanzo beans tossed and coated in a bright lemony vinaigrette. Roasted pecans, green onion, parsley, and feta cheese garnish and complement. Because this squash dish is meant to be served at room temperature, it can be prepared a few hours early, covered with plastic wrap, and allowed to sit out until it’s time to eat.

This garlic peeler is a must-have kitchen tool. Put a garlic clove in the silicone peeler and the skin rolls right off. Cleaning is easy and hands stay smell free.

This supremely easy cheesy baked chicken breast recipe is filling and tasty. Unwind from the stress of the workday while it bakes to golden goodness.

As summer winds down, the kids go back to school and the fall sports season kicks off. This recipe is a great way to get the ball rolling. Celebrate the approaching season with a warm savory bowl of a variation of the traditional Chex party mix with the a little extra cheeriness in the form of Cheerios..

These roll-out cookies are the perfect thing. They have basic ingredients and are very easy to mix together. In fact, you can even let the kids help (breaking eggs, etc.) But the real fun is when it comes to rolling out and cutting the cookies.

Pumpkin bread is a classic fall harvest treat, but it is delicious all year round. Kids love it as a snack in their lunches, and adults can spice up their mid-morning coffee break with a slice or two.