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On this episode of Dinner SOS, Chris and Didn’t I Just Feed You hosts Stacie and Meghan offer tips on how to make family cooking easier.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
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Daniel Humm, Tom Colicchio, Cat Cora, José Andrés, and other celebrity chefs talk about how they got their own kids to eat well
Liz Gunnison
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You love eating with the kids. You want to eat with the kids. But you don't want to lose your mind. Here's our no-fail plan to make each meal a happy one
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Because those kids aren’t going to feed themselves.
Adam Campbell-Schmitt
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For example: There is not a kid on Earth who will complain if you put M&Ms in her pancakes.
Jenny Rosenstrach
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Join our discussion of how to raise healthy, happy eaters this week on The Feed
Carla Lalli Music
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Eating together is important. It can also be a total pain. On Facebook yesterday, we offered advice on this most vexing of issues
Laura Loesch-Quintin
Culture
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on September 5, 2014.
Rochelle Bilow
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Join our discussion of how the raise healthy, happy eaters this week on The Feed
Scott DeSimon
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On this episode of Dinner SOS, Chris and Dan Pelosi help caller Liliana find filling meals that her whole family can enjoy.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
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In spite of all the parenting books, how did I end up screaming at my 4-year daughter last week to get her feet off the table and try a bit--even a tiny lick--of spinach soup?
Sara Dickerman
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How does editor in chief Adam Rapoport feed his family? He took to Twitter to discuss it with readers
Laura Loesch-Quintin
Culture
Maya L. Harris, lawyer, writer, and sister to the Vice President, shares the family traditions she’s passing on.
Maya L. Harris
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We'll dedicate this week on The Feed to a discussion of families and food (and no, this is not just an excuse to show you pictures of our kids)
Emily Fleischaker
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There’s no better way to get in some good family bonding time than whipping up dinner together. But we know cooking alongside kids can be a daunting task, so we put together a few easy tips to help you ease your way into a fun and successful family cooking night.
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All four of us—three partners, one baby—have our food preferences. This dinner works for everyone.
Daniel Lavery
Lifestyle
In this season of filial piety, with Father's Day coming fast upon us, what better time to reflect on the nature of dads?
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Cooking
On this episode of Dinner SOS, Chris, Sarah, and Anna create a game plan for Maggie to feed a huge crowd for a whole week.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
Culture
Freezing mashed beans, broccoli, and sweet potatoes in advance made feeding my daughter 1000x easier.
Meryl Rothstein
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How a saucy ragù turned Deb Perelman’s two naysayers into devoted fans.
Deb Perelman
Culture
Solicited, ever-questionable advice from Alex Beggs for your next family dinner.
Alex Beggs
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Yes—you should feed your kids vegetables and healthy food. But a little indulgence should never be a bad thing.
Carla Lalli Music
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Rule #4 of family dinner success: Cook 1 recipe, make 3 meals
Jenny Rosenstrach
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When after-school activities ramp up, it’s easy to slack on dinner duty. Here, our three favorite strategies for feeding overscheduled kids
Andy Ward