To keep your kids from trading their PB&J for their lunch buddy's slice of pizza, creativity is a must!
Feeling stumped? The Recipe for Success Culinary Team has done the work for you by creating a week's worth of flavor-packed menus that are healthy, delicious and simple.
Put those little hands to work and let your kids assist in the preparation of their own lunch. They will be more likely to eat it.
Monday: Baked Falafel Pita with Cucumber Yogurt & Veggie Dippers
by Chef Nicole Livezy
Download the recipes:
Baked Falafel Pita with Cucumber Yogurt Dip.pdf
Tuesday: Roasted Succotash with Greens
By Chef Ruth Gonzales Riojas
Download the recipe:
Roasted Succotash with Greens.pdf
Wednesday: Chicken Salad Lettuce Cups
By Chef Ronnie Alford
Download the recipe:
Chicken Salad & Lettuce cups.pdf
Thursday: Mini Garden Greens Frittatas
By the RFS Culinary Team
Download the recipe:
Mini Garden Frittatas.pdf
Friday: Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich and Strawberry Salad
By Chef Molly Graham
Download the recipes:
Peanut Butter Bannana Sandwich.pdf
Any Day: Fruit & Yogurt Parfait
By Chef Ruth Gonzales Riojas
Download the recipe:
Fruit Salad.pdf
Some of our favorite lunch boxes:
Go Green Lunchbox Laptop Lunches Re Use It Lunch Sense Planet Box Lunch Bots Kids Konserve
I just heard a two great recipes from Martha Shulman For leftover broccoli stems: Peel the stems Slice into coins about 1/8 inch thick Put coins in a jar with 1/2 teaspoon of salt, tighten the lid, shake the jar and place in fridge overnight, which will draw out the moisture. Next morning, pour out the water, toss with garlic, olive oil & vinegar for a fabulous fresh pickled snack or hors d'oeuvre Or for carrots: slice into sticks, steam for 5 minutes immediately toss with a nice sea salt, vinegar, olive oil and chopped fresh mint. Voila!