This broiled open-faced ham and bacon sandwich takes a cold lunch sandwich up a notch. Just throw on some butter, bacon, ham, and Swiss cheese for a delicious warm lunch.

This recipe uses flour tortillas as the base and fresh tomatoes and basil. It's not only easy to make, it's a great way to use up tortillas.

Making pizza at home is easier than ever. Many grocery stores carry pizza dough and all that's needed is to roll it out, add the toppings, and bake. It's economical, easy to customize flavors, and a breeze to make.

Have a teen that doesn't like mayo? Then, this is the tuna salad for them! This tuna salad skips the mayo and uses tomatoes, parsley, scallions, pimentos, green onions, and olive oil to create a flavorful tuna salad mix.

If your teen loves seafood, they'll love this copycat Publix seafood salad sandwich. Made with imitation crab and super simple to make. Eat on a roll or on crackers for a mid-day snack.

Not going to lie, eating toast with avocados and eggs is one of my favorite things. I like to sprinkle some homemade Everything Bagels seasonings...it's so delicious!

Love omelets? Think of this ham and spinach quiche like a giant omelet pie. It's simple to make, light, and easy to customize by changing out the meat and vegetables.

Pizza sliders in 15-minutes?! Yes, these pizza sliders can be made in 15-minutes! And since most teens love pizza, I don't know many teens that would say no to these yummy sliders.

Nachos make for a great quick meal or snack. This one is made with Triscuit crackers, but you can always change it out for the traditional tortilla chips.

My kids love Taco Bells Crunch Wrap and this copycat version is simple enough for teens to make at home. Simply fill a tortilla with the ingredients, fold, and pan fry till crispy.

My kids will eat anything with chili garlic sauce or garlic chili oil. If you haven't tried noodles seasoned with chili garlic sauce, what are you waiting for?! It's delicious!

Have a teen watching their carb intake? These keto-friendly zucchini pizza bites are simple to make and super tasty!

If you have a teen vegetarian, this hummus pita pizza is a delicious lunch option. Top a pita with their favorite hummus and sprinkle on their favorite toppings.

Mac-n-cheese is a kid's favorite meal. If you have an adventurous teen, this Italian Macaroni and Cheese elevates the kid version by using Rocchetta Cheese.

Instead of a full-blown meal, sometimes kids like to just snack throughout the day. This bacon ranch chicken salad is perfect for eating with crackers, but it's also great on bread or rolled in tortillas.