Spring Recipes

Celebrate spring with this riot of color, served warm or cold.

A meal wouldn't be Mexican without rice and beans, whether inside or alongside a tortilla.

The petals of this flower are the cut scones; the center of the flower, a mound of apricot preserves. For a fetching presentation, slide this off the baking sheet and onto your fanciest serving dish.

The perfect gift for any occasion or holiday, these yummy chocolate candy pops are super easy to make, and even more delicious to eat.

Light and fluffy, these cupcakes deliver the best of both worlds with chocolate-y cake topped with creamy, white chocolate frosting. Garnish with shaved milk chocolate or icing to triple the pleasure.

The bright flavors of this easy homemade salsa are the perfect complement to a quickly grilled chicken breast. Add a simple side of rice or beans for a fresh and healthy meal.

The easiest and most basic of all chicken recipes is also the best way to showcase this particular cut in all its wholesome goodness. Serve with savory sauteed mushrooms and green salad for a perfect meal.

Oily fish such as salmon, trout, tuna, and mackerel contain omega-3 fatty acids, which some studies suggest can improve the performance of children who suffer from attention deficit disorder. Serve this tangy tasty brain food with basmati rice.

These easy-to-prepare mini meatballs are delicious served on a bed of rice or over spaghetti. They also work well as finger food, served on their own without the sauce.

Stir-fries make popular, quick and easy meals for the whole family. This particular recipe, which is full of good-for-you veggies, can also be made with fresh uncooked shrimp.

This delicious, quick and easy to prepare beef stir-fry will please parents and kids alike. It makes a great all-in-one meal and may just become a new family favorite.

Nothing is more of a crowd-pleaser than a big dish of baked lasagna -- at any age and any time of year! Mixing the meat and cheese sauces may sound odd, but it makes the sauce taste richer.