Protein pancakes (without protein powder) are the perfect solution for a high protein breakfast for the family without any supplements or powders. Whether you’re looking to focus on whole food or have allergies in your household, this recipe offers a simple, all-natural way to start your day strong. These pancakes are made with just a […]
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These no-bake chocolate steel-cut oat bars check all the boxes for a dietitian-approved snack – full of nutrients, delicious (so your kids will actually eat it), and very versatile for those picky eaters! They’re packed with fiber, healthy fats, and protein to keep kids full and energized throughout the day, whether it’s at school, sports
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These brown butter chocolate chip cookies have everything you want in a good cookie – pools of chocolate, crispy edges, and a gooey soft center. Plus, they have some bonus ingredients that elevate your average homemade cookie to bakery-level greatness. What makes these cookies so great? I would consider four things to be the difference
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If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to boost your protein intake, this 2-ingredient cottage cheese bread is the perfect recipe! With only cottage cheese and eggs, this recipe is incredibly easy and is a great option for busy families. The bread comes out soft, and delicious, yet still holds together for wraps
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This Apple & Blueberry Crumble is the easy and delicious summer dessert recipe we all need! It’s loaded with fresh seasonal fruit and double the crunchy crumble (because we all know that’s the best part!). This recipe combines two classic crumbles – apple and blueberry. While these fruits are usually used for individual crumble recipes,
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As a pediatric dietitian, I know it can be hard to find delicious snacks for kids that are allergy-friendly. These Nut-Free Protein Balls check all the boxes – delicious, easy to make, and adjustable for any allergy needs! Even if you don’t have anyone in your family with a nut allergy, these protein balls come
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These meatballs for toddlers are easy to make, delicious, and full of nutrients that growing kids need! They are a great source of protein from the ground beef and even pack in some fiber from hidden vegetables. Although this recipe is directed toward toddlers, it works for the whole family! Baby-led weaning, your teen’s post-game
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Parsnip Puree is a great way to introduce a new food to your baby. This recipe is quick, easy, and full of nutrients. Which makes it a great option for baby-led weaning! Although the world of starting solids can be daunting, making purees from home doesn’t have to be complicated. Purees are smooth in texture,
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If your infant is weaning off of breast milk, they are ready for purees! Try this cauliflower puree for an easy, quick, and nutritious meal for baby. Although the world of starting solids can be daunting, making purees from home doesn’t have be to complicated. Purees are smooth in texture, and usually made from just
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These no-bake chocolate chip energy bites are a great snack, sweet treat to pack for lunch, or dessert on the go. You can customize the ingredients for any dietary preferences and add any of your child’s favorite ingredients. Because they’re so easy to customize, it’s a great way for your child to enjoy a great
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