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Bellingham School District in Washington state might be far from the Mediterranean, but that didn't stop the recipe team from blending lemon, garlic, and feta cheese in this colorful salad.

Try this hearty quinoa salad created by celebrity chef Robert Irvine. It's a nutritious holiday side dish that's also gluten-free.

Let's step into the garden for some ideas on what you can pack for lunch. PB&J is great, but not every day!

Yes, you can eat award-winning food in your school cafeteria. All 10 of these recipes won a contest held by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Let's Move, the national effort to help kids get healthier.

Nutritious recipes moms will love and kids can't resist!

Grab your apron, because this section's got great recipes that you'll love to make and eat! From strawberry smoothies to perfect pizzas, we'll explain how to make some tasty treats.

Check out these nutritious meal ideas created especially for kids with celiac disease.

Check out these quick and easy recipes for families with all kinds of nutritional needs - from tasty meals and snacks for everyday living to scrumptious recipes geared toward lactose intolerance, diabetes, cystic fibrosis, and vegetarianism.

Joshua Cowell School in Manteca, California, created this side dish that features butternut squash, grown in their home state. Give it a try!

If you're hungry, grab your apron and get cooking! Making food yourself - with a little help from a parent - is a great way to learn about food and meal preparation. And we have plenty of recipes for you to try - from pizza to pancakes!