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This 2-Minute Carrot Salad takes longer to eat than it does to make. The recipe is so simple that your children can make it. And since it is colorful and tasty, the kids are also likely to eat it. Add a healthy, sweet touch to your next meal by putting this carrot salad on the menu.

Absolute Best Passover Chicken Broth Recipe. You don't have to be Jewish or wait for Passover to make incredible homemade chicken stock.

Our cousin from Minneapolis, who regularly hosts Shabbos meals for large crowds, has become reliant on this Adaptable Shabbat Torte lately. Meryll claims that once you get the hang of the cake, you can make it on autopilot in less than 10 minutes. Another plus is that everyone is very likely to have the ingredients for this kosher Shabbos cake on hand. Furthermore, you can change the fruit used in the recipe each week so no one will ever get tired of the cake.

This is a delicious, sweet, parve side dish to serve on Passover. Adina's Sweet Potatoes are also easy to make. I cut the potatoes, and my kids mix the sauce and pour it over the potatoes. After baking the potatoes, we all enjoy eating them together, usually with chicken or turkey.

Store-bought granola bars tend to be expensive, and they often contain non-healthy ingredients. Making homemade granola bars is easier than you would expect. You can even have your kids help you prepare these healthy snacks. This granola bar recipe is very flexible in terms of which nuts, fruits or chips included, but we prefer the combination of almonds and chocolate.

Almond Macaroons are an easy cookie recipe made with almond paste and matzo flour. Macaroon recipe with almonds is a special treat for Passover or any time.

Almond Sponge cake is a delicious recipe for Passover or any time. This sponge cake recipe for Passover is elegant and easy to make. Almond Sponge Cake is also delicious for Cinco de Mayo as Torta de Cielo.

Pumpkin bread mix gets a homemade touch from the addition of dried cherries and pecans in this quick recipe, great for holiday entertaining.

When I served this carrot salad for Shabbos lunch, my Dutch friend said "This salad tastes like Thanksgiving." She said the combination of carrots, apples, pecans, cinnamon and sugar are very "American." So I've decided to call this delicious salad American Carrot Salad.

My mother-in-law is an excellent baker, and she contributed this Apple Cake recipe to the About.com Kosher Food site. Since this moist and delicious cake is pareve, you can serve it for dessert after a festive meat meal. While this apple cake is especially fitting for Rosh Hashanah, it can be served for dessert after any Shabbos or Jewish holiday meal.