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Planning a pregame party, a family picnic, or just a fun day with friends? These simple and healthy recipes are perfect for any bash—and easy enough for anyone to make. Check out these ideas from the Nat Geo Kids Cookbook by Barton Seaver.

Zesty Coleslaw

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Step 1

In a large bowl, mix the cabbage with the carrot, salt, and vinegar. Toss to combine and let sit for at least 2 minutes, so the flavors combine.

Step 2

Meanwhile, in a separate bowl, mix the yogurt, onion powder, and celery seed and whisk to blend into a dressing. Add the dressing to the cabbage mixture and toss to combine.

Step 3

Check the seasoning and add more salt if necessary. Let sit for 15 minutes before serving.

Crowd-Pleasing Pasta Salad

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Step 1

Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the orzo and cook according to the instructions on the package, usually for about 8-12 minutes. Drain the pasta and place it into a large bowl.

Step 2

Mix the orzo with the oil, feta, oregano, and lemon juice. Toss to combine.

Step 3

Once the orzo is fully cooled, add the tomatoes and olives and stir to blend. Serve at room temperature.

Picnic-Perfect Chicken Salad

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Step 1

Place the chicken in a small pot just big enough to hold it. Fill the pot with cold water and place over medium heat. As soon as the water begins to bubble, reduce the heat to low and let cook for approximately 15 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked to 165 degrees measured with a meat thermometer. Remove from the heat and drain off the liquid.

Step 2

When the chicken is cooled, cut it into small pieces and place them in a bowl. Add the mayonnaise, tarragon, and grapes and stir to combine. Let the mixture sit for 10 minutes for the flavors to combine. Season to taste, serve on toasted bread, and enjoy!

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Place the chicken in a small pot just big enough to hold it. Fill the pot with cold water and place over medium heat. As soon as the water begins to bubble, reduce the heat to low and let cook for approximately 15 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked to 165 degrees measured with a meat thermometer.

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Celebrate the world by cooking up an international feast! These yummy recipes will introduce you to tasty traditions from around the globe. Sample some creamy hummus from countries such as Greece and Turkey, or try a traditional stew popular in West African countries like Senegal and Nigeria.

Mediterranean Hummus

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Step 1

Place the chickpeas in a food processor along with the garlic, lemon juice, tahini paste, and water. Carefully turn on the machine and process until the ingredients become a thick paste. You may need to stop the machine and scrape down the sides with a spatula to make sure that the mixture is blending evenly.

Step 2

Add a good pinch of salt to the mix and then continue to process while slowly drizzling in the oil until the paste is thick and creamy. Check the seasoning and adjust with more salt if necessary.

Step 3

Place the hummus n a bowl and serve at room temperature with an assortment of pita chips or tortilla chips and some crunchy vegetables: celery, carrot sticks, green beans, peppers, or anything else that you can think of!

West African Mafe

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Step 1

In a large pan, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the onion and green pepper and cook until they begin to soften, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic and ginger and stir to combine well. Cook for another 3 minutes.

Step 2

Turn the heat to high, add the ground beef, and stir to incorporate. As soon as the beef begins to brown, reduce the heat to low and add the peanut butter, okra, tomatoes, and water. Stir to combine.

Step 3

Cover the pot and cook for approximately 30 minutes, or until the okra is soft, stirring occasionally to prevent it from burning on the bottom.

Step 4

Season the dish with salt. Serve over rice or enjoy plain. Garnish with the cilantro or parsley, if desired.

Photographs by Michael Piazza; text adapted from the National Geographic Kids Cookbook by Barton Seaver

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Do you love lions? Now you can learn to make cupcakes that look like them! Check out this recipe idea from National Geographic Kids!

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Learn to make your own sweet ice cream treat with this recipe from National Geographic Kids!

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Put the cream, milk, vanilla, and sugar in one qt.-size plastic bag. Remove as much air as possible and seal the bag well. Put this bag inside the second qt.-size bag, again removing as much air as possible and sealing it well. (Double- bagging the ice cream mixture will help to prevent leakage.)

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Put the cream, milk, vanilla, and sugar in one qt.-size plastic bag. Remove as much air as possible and seal the bag well. Put this bag inside the second qt.-size bag, again removing as much air as possible and sealing it well. (Double- bagging the ice cream mixture will help to prevent leakage.)

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Kids vs. Plastic

Help keep the Earth healthy by ditching single-use plastic items. Make your own ice pops so you can skip the plastic-wrapped store-bought version. Left in outdoor trash cans, these wrappers can easily be blown into the environment, where animals might mistake them for food.

Step one

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Grab a parent and put the fruit, honey, and juice (or water) into the blender.

STEP TWO

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Put the lid on the blender, then blend the mixture until it's smooth.

STEP THREE

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Fill the paper cups 3/4 full with the blended mixture. (You can put the cups in a baking tin to keep them stable while you pour.)

STEP FOUR

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Cover the top of each paper cup with a piece of aluminum foil or a foil muffin cup.

STEP FIVE

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Carefully poke a craft stick through the center of the foil on each cup.

STEP SIX

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Slide each craft stick about halfway down into the mixture.

STEP SEVEN

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Place the cups on a flat surface in the freezer for about four hours, or until the mixture is fully frozen.

STEP EIGHT

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Take the cups out of the freezer, remove the foil, peel away the paper cups, and enjoy!

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You can reuse the wooden craft sticks next time you make these treats.

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From animals to geography, take a look at these amazing-and slightly strange-facts about our world.

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Learn about 8 wacky ice cream flavors! Which ones would you try?

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Move over, chocolate! These eight wacky ice cream flavors will have you craving something extra special for dessert.

PHOTO CREDITS: STOCKCREATIONS, DREAMSTIME (BOOGER); PICHET PANYAUD, DREAMSTIME (CICADA); ZJAN/SUPPLIED BY WENN.COM/NEWSCOM (GLOW); HONGMAI2012, DREAMSTIME (CEREAL); MICHAEL FLIPPO, DREAMSTIME (PIZZA); PIPA100, DREAMSTIME (HOT SAUCE); JOEL SARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK (TIGER); MIRAGE3, DREAMSTIME (PARAKEET)

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Billion-Dollar Popcorn

Berco's Popcorn, United States

Price: $250 for a one-gallon tin
Sure, this caramel corn is covered in gold flakes-but what really makes it special is the salt. It comes from the Danish island Læsø, which according to Norse mythology is the feasting place of the gods.

Westin Hotel, United States

Price: $1,000
Forget plain cream cheese-start off your day with this bagel sprinkled with gold flakes and slathered in white truffle cream cheese. A truffle is a very rare, expensive, and delicious fungus.

DougieDog, Vancouver, Canada

Price: $100
The hot dog pictured above is loaded with toppings, but it's nothing compared to the Dragon Dog. Not your average frank, this foot-long dog is loaded up with fresh lobster, a secret hot sauce, and beef cooked in olive and truffle oil.

Fortress Stilt Fisherman Indulgence

The Fortress Resort & Spa, Sri Lanka

Price: $14,500
This dessert honors Sri Lankan traditional fishing with a hand-carved chocolate figurine of a fisherman that decorates the cake. The real prize, though, is the aquamarine stone accompanying the treat.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan, England

Price: $15,000
The world's most expensive pineapples are grown using a technique from the 1800s-the plants are kept warm under fresh horse manure. But the high price tag is just an estimate of what the oddly cultivated fruit would bring at auction; they're grown to keep the historic pineapple pits in use, and growers give them away to staff.

Black Diamond

Scoopi Café, United Arab Emirates

Price: $817 a scoop
The pictured ice cream is covered in some tasty treats, but the Black Diamond dessert is on another level. Rare Iranian saffron (a spice), black truffles, and gold flakes make the toppings the best part of this bowl of vanilla ice cream.

Golden Sushi

Angelito Araneta, Philippines

Why wrap sushi in seaweed when you can use gold leaf? Each roll, full of rice and fish, is topped with a diamond and three pearls.

Bottled Water

Plan3t, Mexico City, Mexico

Price: $60,000
Ordinary bottled water, pictured above, is pretty wasteful. But the buyer of this world-record setter shouldn't feel bad about drinking the water in this gold-covered glass bottle-proceeds from the sale went toward a foundation to fight global warming. Replicas go for a relative bargain: $3,600.

PHOTO CREDITS: DENYS PROKOFYEV, DREAMSTIME (BOTTLED WATER); THE FORTRESS RESORT & SPA (FORTRESS DESSERT); THE LOST GARDENS OF HELIGAN (PINEAPPLE); BERCO'S POPCORN LLC (POPCORN); JACOB SILBERBERG, THOMSON REUTERS (BAGEL); ROMEO RANOCO, THOMSON REUTERS (SUSHI); RUSLAN OLINCHUK, DREAMSTIME (ICE CREAM); VLADISLAV NOSIK, DREAMSTIME (HOT DOG)

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