55 Tasty Recipes Your Kids Will Beg For Every Week

Add a little spice to your everyday noodles with a functional chili mac and cheese recipe. Don’t forget a dollop of sour cream!

Nothing screams family meal quite like a casserole! And this Tex-Mex egg and cheese cauliflower casserole from Cotter Crunch is so easy to make with just five ingredients.

Why splurge on breakfast bars at the store when you can make your own? This homemade chocolate granola bars recipe packs in all the good stuff.

Is Sunday dinner really ever complete without a delicious meat sauce? We think not! Fortunately for parents, this kid-friendly veggie-loaded meat sauce recipe is loaded with veggies your kids won’t even taste.

How pretty does this healthy chicken quesadilla look? Make a few trays ahead of time and throw them in the freezer for busy nights.

Perfect for evenings spent with the family, this cheesy beef and pasta casserole will definitely last your squad a few days.

An Italian classic. Use your slow cooker to pack moisture into these slow cooker meatballs.

Children will love the color of these kid-friendly turkey beet meatballs. You simply can’t have too many veggies.

Prepare to get messy with slow cooker sloppy joes your kids will surely be begging for regularly. Added bonus: this recipe only takes 10 minutes to throw together!

Melt-in-your-mouth-level tasty, these easy-to-assemble ham and cheese sliders will certainly go over well in your household. And did we mention leftovers?!

Looking for a Pinterest-worthy meal? We can’t get enough of these delicious stuffed zucchini boats, which are jam-packed with nutritious goodness.

Ditch take-out lo mein and spiralize some of your family’s favorite veggies to make your own version of Lo Mein with so much less salt but all of the flavor.

These Turkey Tacos are sure to spice up your family’s Taco Tuesday (or Wednesday or Thursday or Friday!) and only take about 15 minutes to whip up.

These colorful Cauliflower Burgers are all veggie without sacrificing taste.

Not only can this Fried Rice be whipped up in 15 minutes, but it’s also a lot lighter than traditional rice, as the recipe calls for cauliflower instead!

Dive into a warm bowl of Asian-inspired Crock-Pot Honey Garlic Chicken that makes for the perfect weeknight meal.

Put a healthy spin on this tried-and-true kid favorite with a Baked Cheeseburger Slider recipe your kids will love, sans too much oil.

These crispy Oven-Baked Fish Sticks will be a surefire crowd-pleaser as soon as they hit the table!

This light take on Pasta Primavera will have your kids asking for seconds, and, er, maybe even thirds!

We bet your won’t be able to make these Apple Almond Butter Bars fast enough to replace the ones your kids eat. Yum!

There’s nothing easier than taking breakfast or an after-school snack on the go, especially when you have a school bus to catch! And these hearty Kid-Friendly Southwestern Oat Muffins will keep ’em full all morning long.

A tasty tray of Peanut Butter Protein Bars never lasts long in our homes. And the dark chocolate chips add a sweet touch!

Pull out your blender, and get to work making these creamy Banana Smoothies, which are sure to leave your little ones satisfied on busy mornings.

These Sweet Potato Black Bean Quesadillas are easy on stomachs, budgets, and schedules – win, win, win!

Swap beef for poultry using this mouthwatering Baked Chicken Meatballs recipe. We bet your kids won’t even know the difference!

Put a healthy spin on this mouthwatering Korean Chicken Skewer recipe by adding a hearty amount of sesame seeds. The glaze flavor comes from Asian chiles, garlic, and ginger, so yes, it qualifies as guilt-free. PS: your kids will love pulling the chicken off their wooden sticks!

This yummy Chinese Cauliflower Rice Casserole recipe is a great meal prep option! Cauliflower rice adds a healthy touch!

Barbecue Chicken Lettuce Wraps are the name of the game for families who are looking for some lighter fare once dinner rolls around.

Your go-to Chinese fave just got a reboot with this General Tso’s Chickpeas recipes that eliminates the usual main ingredient: fried chicken.

In just under 20 minutes, you can transform a boring chicken breast into the most juicy and zesty Sheet-Pan Fajitas. Serve it with cauliflower rice or low-carb tortillas.

You won’t have to sweat the details when you whip up this Vegetarian Cauliflower Rice Skillet Meal, and it’s packed with veggies like cauliflower, zucchini, and mushrooms.

Taco night is always a fun one! Start with this Ground Beef Taco recipe, and set up toppings stations in your kitchen so your kids can build their own meals.

This out-of-the-box Cheeseburger Soup puts your little one’s favorite food in an entirely new format. Bonus points for creativity!

Set up topping stations and go to town making these child-friendly Chicken Tacos in a jiffy. Who doesn’t love tacos?!

A crowd favorite for sure, this Chicken Pot Pie Soup is surprisingly easy to whip together when you have a slow cooker on-hand.

Kids who don’t mind a little spice in life will love digging into this bowl of Cashew Chicken. Just add some quick rice and you’re good to go.

A tried-and-true kid-pleaser, this Granny’s Classic Beef and Noodles is a great options for families all year long.

Who wants regular soup when you can chow down on a big bowl of Taco Chili? All you need is some sour cream and a few tortilla chips to top the recipe off.

Grab a few rolls and slather a generous helping of BBQ Pulled Pork on them for a quick dinner your children will gobble up in minutes.

Take your grandma’s recipe up a few notches with a Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup that puts a heartier spin on a classic.

There are few things more comforting than a giant bowl of Mashed Potatoes on a chilly night.

Is there anything more kid-friendly – and, er, messy – than a Philly Cheesesteak Sloppy Joe? We don’t think so.

Yes, there are some hidden veggies in this bowl of Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese, but hey, you gotta get the kids to eat ’em somehow, right?

Our mouths are watering just looking at this delicious bowl of Lasagna Soup. All parents need to do is pass the cheese. Yum!

I’m an absolute sucker for a French Dip Slider, and we’re willing to hedge a bet your little ones will be, too.

Put an Asian-inspired twist on your squad’s next dinner date with a hearty plate of Orange Chicken.

A hearty bowl of classic Chicken and Rice Soup will keep their bellies full all night long.

Getting your kids to chow down on this nutrient-packed Vegetable Beef Soup will be a breeze! Isn’t it colorful?!

There’s nothing better than a warm bowl of the good stuff – aka Creamy Chicken and Rice – that packs in major flavor without taking forever to make.

You’ll forget your favorite takeout’s phone number after trying this slow-cooker chicken teriyaki from Cooking Classy. And this Asian dish has just the right amount of salty and sweet, which results in lots of empty plates.

Instead of popping that juicy burger on a roll, try this inventive recipe from BlogChef for Cheeseburger Pizza. This easy family dinner can be topped with your favorite burger toppings for a really unique meal.

Whether your children are craving mac and cheese or you are, this Broccoli Mac and Cheese will satisfy your cravings and your wallet.

Take your mac and cheese routine to the next level (without the cost) with this Creamy Shells and Beef recipe.

Chicken noodle soup doesn’t just have to be for sick days! This Chicken Noodle Soup will become a family favorite in no time, and with basic but delicious ingredients, it won’t break the bank.

Upgrade a classic takeout favorite with this healthier version of Beef and Broccoli. And if you already have rice in the pantry, that’s a few less dollars you have to spend.