Kid Food

This popular chip is even better than the original.

With a little weekend prep, these become totally grab-and-go.

I buy a few in bulk so I always have them on hand.

Even when I don't feel like cooking, these are totally doable.

These appetizers and snacks are perfect for your next family-friendly party!

There's a wealth of resources on the app to help get your family fed!

These weeknight winners start on the stove.

When it comes to lunch and dinner, chickpeas can do it all.

Each serving costs about $4.

The best part is the bright and crunchy curtido.

It’s straightforward and speedy, and calls for basic ingredients.

What’s in a name? In this case, everything delicious and then some.

Plus it's a breeze to make.

Check your fridge ASAP!

The leftover possibilities are endless.

"This toast is transcendent. It tastes like the grown-up version of the cinnamon-sugar challah toast I ate as a kid."

One of my go-to dishes when I want a meal that my family is guaranteed to devour.

The result will be the creamiest, silkiest, and butteriest potato your family has ever tasted.

I don’t care that it does only one thing, I love that it does that one thing so very well. 

Your tuna sandwiches are about to get so much better.

The result is tender, saucy chicken ready to be with some good bread you can drag through the last drops of sauce on your plate.

This baby-friendly muffin recipe is loaded with three kinds of produce and a super tender texture so it's easy for the littlest eaters to enjoy!

It comes in handy for dinner prep, baking pies, or even packing your suitcase.

My babies were too hungry to wait around for me to cut up food with a knife.

Easy cooking and easy cleanup.

It's the coziest way to feed your family of six (or stock your freezer with leftovers!) this winter.

They're packed with warming spices and just a touch of brown sugar.

It's tangy, slightly sweet, and spicy.

It's a guaranteed dinner win.

We saw them and had to track them down ASAP.

I'm not going to say they're a game-changer, but ... well, they are.

One-pot = easy cooking and easy cleanup.

Honestly, it's great for breakfast, lunch, AND dinner.

It's like mac and cheese, but with broccoli.

Trust us: This is best (and easiest!) thing you'll cook in your Instant Pot this year.

Now that the major holidays are behind us, I’m readying my pantry for new winter arrivals, like a sort of epicurean Punxsutawney Phil. Will the winter linger on (more truffles, hygge-inducing tea, excuses to make a hot chocolate, etc.), or will there be a cheeky snap of spring (mango-flavored everything, the bright spot that is asparagus season, a blush-toned peony)?

A food safety expert shares the most effective and safe method to wash your produce.

Because your kids need to be able to find the food themselves.

We've got our next birthday cake recipe ready to go.

It's totally foolproof and rewards you with a meal that tastes really fancy — even on a weeknight!

Any night - Tuesday or otherwise! - that involves tacos for dinner is bound to be a good night.

For quick weeknight meals, the Instant Pot is your BFF.

It was also incredibly easy.

If you have fond memories of eating at The Old Spaghetti Factory, this is the dish for you.

The Instant Pot makes beef stew weeknight-friendly.

Read this before renewing your membership.

Sorry to be the one to have to tell you.

Your New Year's Day celebratory breakfast plans are set. You're welcome!

A smart store-bought shortcut for the holidays.

Look for it in the refrigerator cases!

This slightly sweet, mildly spiced, crispy chicken recipe delivers every time.

I'll admit: I was skeptical I'd be into these bags, but they've totally won me over.

Heat 'em up in the oven while you're loading the car!

It's salty, buttery, crunchy perfection.

It looks like risotto, tastes like mac and cheese, and is ready in 20 minutes.

With or without a mold!

Including winners for best-tasting, kid-friendly, and most unexpected design.

The simple chicken tacos this Mexican-American mom makes for her kids (and herself).

This cookie recipe changed how I bake with my kids.

For Meatless Monday and beyond.

Easy to make and even easier to clean up!

No more hot handles that can hurt the kiddos.

A pack of chicken sausage is my go-to ingredient for quick and easy weeknight dinners.

When it comes to buying groceries on a budget (but not sacrificing quality or choice), nothing beats shopping at Aldi. Sure, the no-frills atmosphere can take some getting used to, but these miniature food marts pack all of the essentials — plus some fun and inspired limited-edition buys — into just a few aisles.This Power Hour is all about getting the most bang for your buck at Aldi.

Rule #2: We decide what they eat, but my kids get to decide how much.

From the ultimate Trader Joe's hack to our favorite quick & easy pasta, this is our list of weeknight MVPs.

It's the thing a new parent *really* needs.

My quick, initial taste test basically turned into a full meal.

One in particular really stood out!

Move over, butter boards!

We couldn't stop eating them.

No more sticky bottles!