Rachael Ray to the Rescue
They have three young (and hungry) kids and no time to cook! Helena and Joseph Goncalves were serving the same old suppers. So we sent a famous foodie to give them new recipes and bust them out of their dinner rut.
By Jackie Plant and Fraya Berg from Parents Magazine
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Jim Franco
Pasta, Cheese, and Trees My Mama's Way
Anthony, 4, and Angelina, 2, are ready for more than just buttered noodles. Rachael showed Helena and Joseph how to make her mom's favorite pasta recipe -- and the kids ate it up.
Makes: 4 to 6 servingsWhat do you think of this story? Give your opinion!
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Jim Franco
Meatloaf Patties and Smashed Potatoes
Here's a quick Sunday meal: These patties cook in a quarter the time of traditional meatloaf.
Makes: 5 servingsWhat do you think of this story? Give your opinion!
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Jim Franco
Pizza Burgers
Both older kids are pizza fanatics. This meal's got that familiar flavor, but it's more substantial.
Makes: 4 to 6 servingsWhat do you think of this story? Give your opinion!
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Jim Franco
Pork Chops with Sweet and Hot Peppers
"Don't be turned off by the red hot peppers," Rachael told Helena and Joseph. "They add tons of flavor to this super-easy dish." For the kids, just pick out the peppers right before serving.
Makes: 4 servingsWhat do you think of this story? Give your opinion!
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Jim Franco
Crunchy Oven-Baked Chicken Toes
Angelina loves chicken fingers, so Rachael was convinced she'd go for this crunchy, slightly spicy version. The verdict? Yummy!
Makes: 4 to 6 servings
Copyright © 2008. Used with permission from the April 2007 issue of Parents magazine.What do you think of this story? Give your opinion!
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