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"On Thanksgiving, it's not ALL about the turkey. Yeah, your feathered friend is kind of a big deal, but there are some other important things you should not forget: Your kids and your sides.\r\n\r\nWell, you should &lt;em&gt;never&lt;/em&gt; forget about your kids (duh)\u2014but especially not tonight. They\u00A0&lt;em&gt;want&lt;/em&gt; to help, so let them cook. Crazy? We think not. Your little helpers are the perfect candidates for these seven knife-less, tasty side recipes. They'll feel like pros and you'll have time to tend to your bird. Just don't be surprised when their mashed potatoes beat out your turkey as the Thanksgiving fan favorite\u2014because even though they're easy, they're also really tasty. Have your kids help you mash the root vegetables in this tasty side\u2014they'll have a ball, then will lick the masher when they're done. Kids love carefully arranging things, so have them place these pre-cut potato slices into the pan before baking. Just like brownies, this measure-and-mix recipe is kid-friendly right up until it goes into the oven. Even more fun than mashing potatoes? Smashing them. Your kids will have fun mixing everything together for this healthy, vibrant slaw. Plus, since they helped make it, they'll be more likely to eat it. Ask your kids to pile on the ingredients in this salad in a pretty way\u2014they'll show off their Thanksgiving masterpiece with pride."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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