Family MealsThat Don't Feel Like a Compromise

By Casa de Suna

Published Mar 05

Picky eaters are a fact of life. But feeding the whole family well doesn't have to mean making two separate dinners.

We’ve rounded up a handful of easy meals that work for everyone at the table – the kind of recipes that are simple enough for a busy weeknight, but still feel like something you actually want to eat. Think cheesy pasta, homemade pizza, and a few other classics that never need convincing. The kids are happy, and honestly, so are you.

Mac and Cheese with Swiss Chard recipe by Casa de Suna; A Holiday Menu, Casa de Suna Style

Mac and Cheese with Swiss Chard

Skip the microwavable easy mac and opt for this homemade version. Made with three varieties of cheese for rich depth of flavor and a generous handful of Swiss chard that bakes seamlessly into the sauce (barely detectable to little ones), this pasta is the definition of a kid-approved meal that still feels thoughtfully elevated. It’s flavorful and the perfect way to sneak in those leafy greens.
casa de suna crepes recipe

Classic Crêpes

Since our primary school days, these classic crêpes have been a breakfast staple in our home. They’re wonderfully simple to make and even easier to customize. For little ones with a sweet tooth, fill them with nutrient-dense berries. For those who prefer something savory, ham and cheese never disappoint. Either way, we have a feeling you’re going to love them!

Chicken Cutlets with Hot Honey

These drool-worthy cutlets are the grown-up answer to the classic chicken nugget. Thin, crispy, and perfectly breaded, they’re the kind of dinner even picky eaters can get behind. While the recipe calls for a drizzle of hot honey, feel free to reserve that for the adults and serve the kids’ portions with their favorite dipping sauce instead.
Homemade Pizza dough by Casa de Suna

Homemade Pizza

Turn dinnertime into a fun-filled family ritual. Gather everyone for a homemade pizza night with our easy dough recipe which is just as delicious as ordering out. Let the kids shape their own pies and top them with their favorite ingredients. It’s a win-win! Dinner is served and memories are made.
Meatballs with Caper-Studded Tomato Sauce recipe by Casa de Suna

Meatballs with Caper-Studded Tomato Sauce

Pasta night just got even better with these elevated meatballs. Ours are made extra special with the addition of capers, adding a subtle touch of briny umami that truly sets them apart. Meatballs are a wonderfully no-fuss meal, pairing effortlessly with everything from a simple bowl of pasta to a crusty baguette. It’s an easy way to make sure everyone leaves the table happy.

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