Cookie Magazine
Avocado Blts on Toasted Oatmeal Bread
By Victoria Granof
Oven-Baked Chicken and Slow-Roasted Tomatoes on a Baguette
By Victoria Granof
Almond Butter and Finger Bananas on Fruit Bread
By Victoria Granof
Pressed Turkey and Farmhouse Cheddar on Egg Bread
By Victoria Granof
Prosciutto, Fried Egg, and Parmesan on Country Bread
By Victoria Granof
Baked Zucchini Fries with Tomato Coulis Dipping Sauce
By Melissa Clark
Summer Squash Sloppy Joes
By Melissa Clark
Whole-Wheat Peanut Butter Waffles
By Melissa Clark
Whole Wheat-Crusted Chicken Breast Cutlets
By Melissa Clark
Apple and Walnut Whole-Wheat Bread Pudding
Beware of packaging announcing a product is "100 percent wheat" — this designation can be used on foods made with refined wheat flour. To be sure of a product's nutritional value, read labels carefully: The first ingredient should be a whole-grain product. Check the fiber content — if the product doesn't contain a minimum of three grams per slice, you are probably dealing with an impostor.
By Melissa Clark
Aunt Holly's Banana Bread
Editor’s note: This recipe was originally published in the March 2006 issue of ‘Cookie’ as Aunt Holly's Banana Bread and first appeared on this website February 28, 2006.
By Gaby Velkes
Fish Vermicelli with Fresh Dill and Pineapple Sauce
If your child is a truly adventurous eater, the Thai chile in the pineapple sauce won't faze her and will help sneak the fish in. If she balks at spiciness, on the other hand, replace the chile with a milder pepper, such as jalapeño, and remove the seeds and membranes. Or skip the hot stuff altogether—the sweetness and saltiness of the sauce will still be delicious.