Burger and pizza lovers will adore this saucy filling bundled up in store-bought pizza dough for a novel supper sandwich.
This stuffing bakes by itself after the turkey comes out of the oven. Serve in squares as a side dish like a savoury bread pudding. It's best to use day-old bread.
Chili works perfectly for a family dinner, and leftovers are great for lunch. Pack some separately with a whole wheat flour tortilla for your child to stuff and roll up into a chicken chili burrito.
The pink flesh of salmon looks lovely with the orange-and-green-flecked caramelized onions. If you wish, choose other types of tender fish, such as halibut, snapper, pickerel or tilapia.
If you don't have time to cook chicken, grocery store rotisserie chicken is a great option. Make the filling the night before and assemble the wraps in the morning.
These ribs are packed with flavour but if you're looking to reduce your sugar intake, substitute a cup of strained tomatoes for the ketchup.
Cornmeal gives these light, lemony cookies a pleasant crunch. Lemon and raspberry are a classic combination, but you can use any seedless jam you like.
(7 months +)
The mild and gentle tastes of grains make them an excellent choice for getting Baby off to a healthy start. If your baby has not been exposed to any textured foods, this is a great introduction. However, if he or she prefers smoother consistencies, simply put some in a blender or food processor with a little extra liquid. The nutritional value is the same and the texture will be easier for him or her to eat.
