Recipes for children's dishes

Every kid's favorite, macaroni and cheese, can be made into a miniature finger food appetizer, making it a hit at a children's party, not just for sweets. Mac and cheese...

Pack your cheesy pasta with healthy fiber by adding blanched broccolini and spinach. The sauce itself is made with a blend of Italian provolone and Asiago cheeses. Together, they provide...

Macaroni and cheese in a velvety cheddar and tangy Pepper Jack sauce are baked under a crispy topping of panko breadcrumbs and crumbled fried bacon. A distinctive, rich...

These chocolate chip cookies with white and dark chocolate chunks are a true delight! They're incredibly tempting to look at, crackled and crisp on the outside, yet soft and rich on the inside.

Complete your children's birthday cake with these vibrant, handmade candies that everyone will love. The toffee is made with white chocolate, cream, butter, sugar, and marshmallows, and...

Kids will find it hard to resist these giant cookies, as if straight out of a fairy tale. They're soft on the inside, crispy on the outside, filled with chocolate chips, and decorated with...

Inspired by the American chocolate bar Butterfinger, these cupcakes will captivate everyone with their extravagant look and the combination of chocolate and peanut butter. Classic chocolate...

Have fun baking Italian focaccia with your kids. They'll love helping you measure and mix ingredients, knead the dough, and decorate it with tomatoes, basil, and grated...

This incredibly easy-to-make Italian bread can be served as a dessert, in place of pie. It contains only two teaspoons of sugar: one for the dough and one for the topping. The sweetness of this...

All children love fresh, soft bread with a crispy crust, and they'll love homemade bread even more. One of the easiest yeast bread options, easy even for kids, is...

These festive cupcakes combine the salty flavor of peanuts with the chocolate perfectly. The vanilla cupcakes themselves are baked with crushed roasted peanuts added to the batter. When they're fully...

Morning Glow muffins taste like carrot cake. Baked with whole-wheat flour and literally packed with nuts, carrots, and fragrant spices, they're perfectly moist and soft.

These miniature chocolate chip muffins are so easy to eat with a couple of vinegars, and kids are sure to love them, especially if they're involved in the making process. Older kids can even...

Many kids would love to indulge in sweets during snack time at school, but with these brownies, you don't have to worry about that. Unlike traditional brownies, these brownies contain less sugar and...

Breakfast cereals make a wonderful base for crunchy no-bake desserts, and melted marshmallows make a great glue. This recipe uses puffed rice cereal...

To free up your weekday evenings for after-work relaxation, make a large batch of meatballs in tomato sauce on the weekend and freeze them in individual containers. Meatballs are just the thing...

Skinless, boneless chicken thighs are perfect for the slow cooker, as they remain tender and juicy even after several hours of simmering. And the sauce they'll be simmered in...

Even kids can handle a snack like sausage rolls if you make them with store-bought puff pastry. Simply sprinkle the dough with grated cheese, top with sausages, and wrap them in...

With this recipe, you can play a creative prank on your friends this April Fool's Day. These fake sushi treats aren't made with sticky rice, but with a sweet mixture of puffed rice and marshmallows. Instead of raw fish and seaweed...

A food prank is one of the most popular and entertaining April Fools' Day pranks. And with proper preparation and imagination, it won't be offensive and will be long remembered. Treat...