Celebrate President's Day with Mealtime.org.  Whitehouse.gov lists some of the favorite foods of past presidents, and Mealtime.org has incorporated them into nutritious and delicious recipes that are fit for any president.

Black Bean Tostadas

Living on the Southern border explains where President George W. Bush developed his love of Mexican food.  These tostadas contain spicy protein-rich, canned black beans stacked with veggies and only need simple assembly.

Breakfast Toppers

Add a sweet, fruity flavor to your breakfast with this simple recipe using fresh and canned fruits.  Lyndon B. Johnson, Calvin Coolidge, Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson all had a passion for pancakes, but you can also try this healthful treat as a topping for waffles and French toast.

Fish Braised in Green Curry with Potatoes

Fresh fish was just as popular 300 years ago as it is today.  Fish was a favorite food of former presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, George Washington and Andrew Johnson.  With accents of coconut and curry in this modern dish, there’s no doubt that it will become a favorite for many more!

Ten Minute-stroni

Dwight D. Eisenhower loved vegetable soup and would often request it from the White House kitchen. Mealtime.org has created this delicious recipe that is jam-packed with vegetables, and you don't even need the White House kitchen staff to help you prepare it!

Cinnamon Fruit Salad

Our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, was known for his love of fruit salad. Mealtime.org offers an easy fruit salad that combines the tropical flavors of canned grapefruit, pineapple and orange with the exotic touch of cinnamon.

Chicken-Zucchini Stuffed Cabbage with Tomato Chile Sauce

James Buchanan, 15th President of the United States, preferred cabbage over any other foods.  This dish spices up the fiber and vitamin-rich greens with canned chicken and zucchini in a zesty sauce that’s sure to please!