Ready When You Are: 5 Slow-Cooker Meals Kids Love

Have better things to do than, um, cook all day? Still want to have a delicious and healthy family dinner? You barely have to lift a finger with these super healthy and kid-friendly slow-cooker meals.
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Easy Indian Stew
Rita Maas
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Easy Indian Stew

If your kids haven't eaten the healthiest breakfast and lunch, this can make up for it: A serving delivers major fiber and lots of protein.


Makes: 6 servings

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flipflopcurlyt1 wrote:

I wouldn't even eat this.

12/29/2011 08:20:59 PM Report Abuse
Ericasarasota wrote:

tried this recipe and it was AWEFUL! My husband and I love indian and this ended up in the garbage.

8/30/2011 08:07:51 PM Report Abuse
jessiedietz1 wrote:

my kids were given every food since they were little, then if there is something they don't care for I know its not because they weren't exposed to it. I ended up with one that doesn't like mushrooms and one that doesn't like raw tomatoes, everything else is on the menu. I believe that we limit our children's palates by not offering enough variety until they are older. my kids loved this dish I served it with a Moroccan chicken to bump the protein even more. thank you

8/21/2011 12:32:49 PM Report Abuse
nektar.girl wrote:

I am curious about the "eat what I give you or no food" approach. I love to cook but both of my picky eaters (2 & 5) would rather go to bed hungry than eat a plate of something new. They'll try it, gag, then refuse to eat the rest. No snacks or other food is offered. They go to bed complaining they¿re starving. I feel like a dictator! The oldest was more adventurous as a toddler, but now declares everything to be GROSS and the youngest is picking up his bad habits. Any tips would be great!

8/19/2011 10:16:10 AM Report Abuse
anonymous wrote:

are you kidding me? What kid is going to eat this????

12/30/2010 11:57:08 AM Report Abuse
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