Chicken Cobb Salad : Use leftover chicken, pre-crumbled bacon, hard-boiled eggs, and your favorite dressing to quickly assemble a hearty lunch that hardly feels like a salad.
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This lunch was another request from one of my boys - Christmas robot.
Photo: Jennifer Causey, pan Bagnat Tuna Sandwich, tuna sandwiches have been your go-to cheap meal since college, but our version feels extra flavorful.Our on-trend recipes will not only make their mates envious, but are designed to provide the vital nutrients they need at this pr maken stage.The ham roll-ups looked like rosebuds to me, so I added a few decorative picks with leaves on them and some silicone dividers that looked like leaves to give this lunch a garden feel.This lunch had tomatoes on a snowflake pick, snowflake crackers, Clementine wedges with snowflake sprinkles, a couple of tiny snowflake sandwiches and a chunk of apple with a snowflake carved into the skin.Superfood Egg Salad Sandwich : Health-ify classic egg salad with Greek yogurt in place of some of the mayonnaise, plus mixed seeds and lots of green color from spinach, avocado, and baby shoots.Teenage years are when kids start to exert more control over what they eat, which makes guiding them towards the right choices all the more difficult.View The Recipe: Steak Salad Niçoise.View the recipe: Mini Bow Ties with Bacon and Peas.(via She Likes Food).Swipe here for zelf tomatensaus maken next slide, photography: Wendy Copley 11.Despite what you may think, eating a healthy, delicious lunch every day doesnt mean you have to devote your entire Sunday to meal prep, and were here to prove.I cut the tofu with a cookie cutter then colored the cutouts with food-safe markers.Photography: Wendy Copley 5 of 12, when my older son started asking for packaged cheese-and-cracker lunches, this is what I made instead!Encourage older children to eat a balanced lunch full of vital vitamins and minerals - essential for looking and feeling great.
The most gruesome part is a pumpkin muffin that I stabbed with a cookie knife.
Photography: Wendy Copley 12.