party food

Crust-free spinach quiche

This quiche is made with spinach, bacon and a cheese blend. It's crustless so it's easy to eat and lighter. It's perfect for a quick breakfast or lunch.

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Pumpkin muffins

Moist and tasty, try them as Halloween or Thanksgiving treat that you can cook with your kids.

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Nachos

Kids can help by adding toppings and spreading corn chips on the baking sheet fro the oven or platter for the microwave.

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Bologna and cream cheese stacks

A tasty snack at any time, but it is good for parties.

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Vanilla dip

A sweet dip for fruit that everyone will enjoy, and a healthier one as this recipe has less sugar. Serve this vanilla dip with fresh fruit cut into finger food size.

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Make your own professional looking birthday cakes to save money

One of the reasons many parents end up buying professionally made cakes is because they feel it would take too much work to create something that looks appealing... and is tasty, too. If you have an oven, this should be, well, a piece of cake for you. Here are a few ideas to help you create a cake that will thrill your child and your party guests.