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April Fools’ Fake Out: How to Sneak Healthy Twists Into Kids’ Favorites
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ponsored News - Getting kids to eat healthy foods is a constant battle for many parents, but it’s easy to pack nutrition into some everyday favorites without little ones being any the wiser. With April Fools’ Day around the corner, follow these few easy tips to put a health-conscious spin on sweets, snacks and more without sacrificing the taste kids love.
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* Deceptively Delicious Desserts: If it was up to kids, dessert would be the only meal on the menu. Give your little chocolate fans an extra boost of protein and fiber along with their post-dinner treat by serving up double chocolate brownies made with black beans. Kids won’t be able to taste the secret ingredient, and you can feel good about the extra fiber. If your little ones are cookie fans, slip a serving of chickpeas into your next homemade batch for some added plant-based protein.
9 grams of protein, and no artificial colors, flavors, MSG or fillers. * Saturday Morning Stacks: Give Saturday morning cartoons a fun, healthy breakfast to go alongside with detoxifying beets. Mix blended beets into your pancake batter to create cakes with a fun red color that kids will love with the added boost of folate, potassium and iron you want. Drizzle with your favorite maple syrup or fresh berries, honey and yogurt for a complete breakfast.
* Masked Mac & Cheese: Mac & cheese is a kid favorite, but traditional recipes can often be low in protein, fiber and nutrients. Give your mac & cheese game an upgrade with a few simple swaps that pack in protein and veggies without an ounce of detection by even the pickiest eater. For a boost of beta-carotene and vitamin A, grate carrots and squash and blend right in with the cheesy goodness. To pump up protein while eliminating unhealthy fillers and fat, swap hot dog slices in your next batch for naturally smoked sausages made with high quality cuts of meat. Simply Savory Sausages from Land O’Frost pack in the same flavor youngsters love with 35 percent less fat, at least
With these April Fools’ Day-inspired tricks, you’ll be able to put a fun and healthy twist on your kid’s favorite dishes. For coupons and more information about Simply Savory products from Land O’Frost, visit www. landomoms.com. -NewsUSA
Try A Nutritious Twist On A Family Favorite
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f your kids are like many, they’re happy to get their hands on chicken fingers. Now, you can improve on this fun food with the help of an ancient grain and a superberry. Try nutrient-rich millet or quinoa instead of plain breading, and tart-sweet lingonberries, which Dr. Oz has called a superfruit full of antioxidants, for the dipping sauce.
millet in a third bowl. Dredge chicken pieces in flour mixture, then eggs, and then the millet, being sure to coat well. Place on baking sheet. Spray chicken fingers generously with cooking spray (this helps the nuggets to get crispy but can be skipped if you prefer) and bake for 15−20 minutes until chicken is cooked through and browned (or you can panfry).
Here’s the recipe:
Lingonberry Sauce
Chicken Fingers with Lingonberry Dipping Sauce
4 tablespoons of Felix Lingonberry Jam pureed until smooth 1½ tablespoons of honey ½ teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce ½ teaspoon balsamic vinegar ¼ teaspoon of onion powder
Chicken Fingers 3 or 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 2-inch strips ½ cup flour 1 tsp. salt + ¼ tsp. pepper 2 eggs 2 cups cooked millet or quinoa Place ¾ cup of dried millet or quinoa in a pot with 1½ cups of water. Boil millet or quinoa on medium heat for 20 minutes or until soft. Allow to cool. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 425 degrees and grease a baking sheet. In a small bowl, whisk flour, salt and pepper. In a second bowl, whisk eggs. Place the
Mix all ingredients together and serve as a dip alongside the chicken fingers. The jam is made with fresh Swedish lingonberries, which can be a great alternative to cranberries in many recipes. You can find more recipes, facts and where to get the jam at http://felixjams.com. -(NAPSI)