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Easy, Simple Apple Crisp

Try this delicious chicken salad for a healthy lunch.

Bunny Bread

With whole wheat flour and grated carrots, this tasty bread is a nutritious way to start your day. Carrots provide vitamin A that promotes healthy eyes.

Heart Healthy Pork Tenderloin with Rice

This savory and healthy dish is sure to satisfy.

American Flag Toast

Breakfast works to get your metabolism going and keep you focused. One piece of this toast provides just enough calories and fiber to keep you full throughout the morning.

Community Immunity Soup

Beat the cold season with this immune-boosting and delicious chicken soup!

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Strawberry Apple Salsa

Strawberry Apple Salsa

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Try this super healthy strawberry apple salsa by Jaida Pena & Makayla Gray!

Carrot Cake Crêpe Bites

Carrot Cake Crêpe Bites

Breakfast, Desserts, Recipes, Vegetarian

These Carrot Cake Crêpe Bites by Christiana Belcher are healthy and still satisfy a sweet tooth! Yum!

Boil-in-Bag Omelet

Boil-in-Bag Omelet

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This quick breakfast recipe is high in protein and a good source of iron. Protein promotes brain power for starting the day.

Trail Mix with Dried Fruit

Trail Mix with Dried Fruit

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This healthy snack includes 3 food groups (grain, fruit, and protein) and is an excellent source of iron, folate, and vitamins E and B12.

Watermelon Banana Split

Watermelon Banana Split

Breakfast, Desserts, Kid-Friendly, Recipes, Snacks, Vegetarian

This fresh summer fruit dish counts as 3 servings of fruit and is high in vitamins A, C, and B6.

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