Yogurt banana splits are a great option for dessert, snacks or even for breakfast! Customize your splits with any toppings your family enjoys.
Granola Toast
We’re dressing up a breakfast classic with toppings of fresh fruit and crunchy granola to make an irresistible morning treat with staying power!
Granola
Our homemade granola recipe is easy and fun to make, and perfect for kid helpers. Make it your own with different flavors and mix-ins!
Chicken with Orange Sauce
Make family dinner a success with a sweet and savory orange chicken recipe that’s kid-friendly and easy on your food budget!
Swedish Fruit Soup
This stewed fruit dish is a perfect holiday treat. Serve chilled on its own, or as a topping for yogurt or ice cream.
Berry and Chocolate “Ice Cream” Sandwiches
Fast and easy “ice cream” sandwiches have a fluffy filling that’s irresistible with the sweetness of chocolate and fruit!
Swiss Muesli
Team member Charlotte shared this recipe with us in honor of her dad. She says, “My paternal grandmother is Swiss, so every few years we got to go to Switzerland, where my dad would eat muesli whenever he could find it. It was always disappointing to him that the muesli you get in the U.S. […]
Red, White and Blue-ers
Strawberries, toasted marshmallows, and blueberry sauce make for a fun and festive fruity dessert!
Peach Melba
Executive Director Lynn Barendsen shares a recipe that makes her think of mom and childhood summers.
Flourless PB&J Oven Pancake
Our gluten-and-dairy-free oven pancake is great for family dinner, family breakfast, or any time you like!
Tastes-like-Summer Peach Smoothie
Who couldn’t use a taste of summer year round? Peaches make a delicious, creamy smoothie, but you can also make up your own creation depending on the fruits that you have on hand. I like to use Greek yogurt—it has double the protein and calcium of ‘regular’ yogurt. Plain Greek yogurt is available in large […]
Cheese Blintzes
Blintzes are thin pancakes rolled around various sweet fillings. This recipe comes from my dad, who grew up eating these in Eastern Europe and Israel.