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Craving crispy fries? This low carb alternative featuring turnips includes parmesan cheese, garlic, and paprika.
Skip the marshmallows (and extra sugar). The kids will love the super-sized orange "fries" loaded with beta carotene.
Give these Brussels Sprouts a new name to tempt the kids into eating them. They'll love the browned butter and bacon. Barbie Cabbages, anyone?
These potatoes are such a nice change from the usual baked or mashed, and your kids can peel off one little bite at a time.
These perfectly seasoned green beans make a perfect side dish.
This spicy dip—high in calcium and vitamin C—is a perfect party appetizer served with a vegetable dunkers or toasted pita crisps.
Garnish these eggs with a sprig of parsley or dill, capers, paprika or black or green olive slices.
Bacon may make Brussels sprouts taste better, but these Brussels sprouts have their own sweet, earthy charm, too. When roasted in the oven with bacon, the results are stunning.
Indian paneer (cheese) is a low-fat, mild, fresh cheese that will hold its shape in this creamy spinach mixture.
Sprinkled with lemon zest and thyme, these braised Brussels sprouts are a great fall side dish.
This bread takes very little effort, but will make every meal special.
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This dish is a staple on the Southern holiday dinner table.
Sweet, beta carotene-rich carrots star in this quick-and-easy side dish.
A new take on a classic ratatouille recipe—this hearty version calls for fresh ricotta cheese to add heft and flavor.