Lunch

This reminds me of my favorite panini sandwich, which has ham, cheese and arugula. Here’s my version of this panini on a stick!

Here’s a super healthy pizza that’s easy to make.

A creative flavor for pizza that you can whip up in minutes!

This is a great example of how you can do Make Your Own Take Out!

Make this super quick and easy soup for lunch, snack or a light supper. The mug toppers make this soup extra yum-o!

This dish is somewhere between a burger and a grilled cheese sandwich! Serve this sammy with a green salad or oil and vinegar-dressed cole slaw.

Who said salad had to be just lettuce? This recipe goes really well with Chicken Catch-A-Tory Ravioli Stew!

You’ll look forward to having this wrap for lunch all morning long! Ask your grown-up helper (GH) to help you by preparing the instant rice, maybe while they make their morning coffee.

Panini is what Italian kids call sandwiches. Sometimes the sandwiches are hot like grilled cheeses. They are really good and make a fast dinner when no one wants to cook. In this recipe, you will build two panini of each kind, for six panini total. When they are all made, a grown-up helper (GH) can cook them up and help you serve them. Each person can have one half-sandwich of each kind.

Quesadilla pizzas help kids make a quick pizza with two cheeses and salsa!

Place a box grater on a cutting board and shred up lots of Parmegiano Reggiano cheese for topping the bread dippers and soup. Save the rind of the cheese to go into the soup while it’s cooking. That’s the secret ingredient!

Look – little ladybugs! As fun to eat as they are to make, and they’re cute, too! Who knew bugs could be so tasty?

This is a great way to fill up a thermos! Orzo’s shape is fun, and so is rolling the little meatballs!