Note: If you’re making these with kids, you can substitute orange juice for the wine and omit the liqueur. For adult tastes, you might like to use chocolate with 70% cacao. Instead of using vanilla ...

The quest for snacks that are both healthy and satisfying often leads to compromise. Too often, we’re forced to choose between flavor and nutrition. These apricot energy balls, however, strike the ...

Some recipes are classics and this is certainly one of them. As appetizers go, this is one of the easiest and best. This recipe goes so far back, I can’t begin to imagine who first made it. But one ...

Make us a Preferred Source on Google to see more of us when you search. Instructions: In a food processor (or mixer using the grind attachment) grind all ingredients except granulated sugar together.

Here's a no-cooking recipe that is easy to prepare and makes a healthy snack for kids, or anyone in the family. You can even get the kids involved in making them. Here's an easy recipe for bliss balls ...

Combine the apricots, chia seeds and orange juice in a shallow dish. Set aside, stirring occasionally, for 15 minutes to soak. Step 2. Transfer the apricot mixture to a food processor. Add the dates, ...

If you're not ready to stomach a full plate post-run, these easy-to-make energy balls will bump up your protein levels and level off any cravings until your next meal. Almonds are rich in antioxidant ...

This colourful vegan dish is a fruity, spicy treat with enough wow factor to serve as a main course at a dinner party. This meal provides 527 kcal, 18g protein, 87g carbohydrate (of which 37g sugars), ...

Snacks: For breakfast or a snack, indulge in these soft brioche rolls. Here, for even more deliciousness, we have flavored them with apricot jam. A real treat for the whole family. To follow the steps ...

Follow the Bake Off judge’s foolproof guide to serving up the most fabulous festive lunch Here is an alternative stuffing which can be served with your turkey or prepared in advance and frozen to ...