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And the best part is that it is truly a meal in a bowl. I served this dish with a side of white bean soup, some crusty bread and dinner was done. For the pasta, I take whole wheat alphabet pasta, classic kid food, then I doctored it up with some light pesto sauce, sweet sun dried tomatoes and a few sneaky shreds of spinach folded in as well. But since the pasta is so green, you really barely even notice all that super healthy wilted spinach! This pasta is a must try for kids, but adults will adore it as well. Pesto Recipe. If you need a fast pesto recipe - try this: handful of fresh basil, 1/2 cup olive oil, 1/3 cup lemon juice, 2 Tbsp agave syrup, salt/pepper to taste and garlic paste to taste. Silly Green Pesto Alphabet Pasta To Make: 1. For more recipes kids will love, check out our 50 favorites here! Food Network Recipes & Easy Cooking Techniques.

Healthy. Happy. Life. | Vegan Blog | Vegan Recipes. Body-for-LIFE. Making Gnocchi. Have you ever made gnocchi? All you need are some leftover mashed potatoes, an egg, some flour, and a few minutes. Using a food processor helps, but it's not necessary. The ingredients can also be mixed by hand. Look how easy this is... Put mashed potatoes, an egg, and a sprinkle of salt and pepper in a food processor. Process until smooth. Add some very finely chopped onion or garlic, or some fresh chopped (or dried) herbs and process again. Add flour, a little at a time, processing after each addition, until mixture forms a ball in the food processor. Remove dough to a floured surface. Knead a bit more flour into dough until dough is less sticky and easy to handle.

You might prefer to roll dough into long snakes, cut into pieces, and then press each piece with a fork to make little indentations... but I find my way easier. Once gnocchi (gnocchis?) When ready to make, cook in boiling water for just a few minutes.