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Delicious family meals for American Heart Healthy Month



5 great recipes to keep your family feeling good

5 great recipes your family is sure to love

It's not easy to feed your family healthy meals every day. We have some easy to prepare and delicious meals that your kids will love.


Carrot Muffins My Kids Lick The Bowl

Carrots bring the sweetness to this recipe so there is no added sugar which makes them perfect for big and little kids. With only six ingredients, these sweet treats are super easy and quick to make.


This Sheet Pan Honey Garlic Chicken and Vegetables is easy to prep and has the most flavorful dreamy sauce that makes this dinner one you will make on repeat. Your kids will be sure to eat this up.



Start your family's day off right with these healthy and tasty waffles. Loaded with sweet bananas, kids are sure to gobble these up. Bonus, you can make a double batch and freeze for a super busy morning.


These cute little bites are full of protein and flavor. Plus they are allergy-friendly as they are egg and dairy free. Flour, chicken and some spices are all you need. Plus, they are baked and not fried. No standing over a greasy pan.


Ground chicken, parmesan cheese and pasta sauce go together to make this a fun dish that kids be sure to devour. 

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