Mini pancake sharing platter
This sharing platter has a great balance of mini pancakes, fresh fruit, chocolate, dessert sauce and marshmallows – but you can include whatever toppings you like - the options are endless!
Fairy bread pancakes
Traditionally, fairy bread is made with, you guessed it, bread! We have taken it to a whole new level using Marcel’s Pancakes Petite Pancakes. Your kids are going to LOVE these and we think that you might just love them too.
6 Party Food Treats For Kids Birthdays
There's a lot to sort out when you're planning your child's birthday party but getting the food right is a priority! We consulted the fiercest critics* and can now share with you the top six birthday party treats. (*kids)
Mini Lamb Burgers
Cook these little lamb patties in the oven as a fast way to feed your hungry but happy crowd once you've served up these yummy mini lamb burgers with a side dip to satisfy their bellies.
Gozleme
Quick, simple and tasty you can count on the kids and adults alike loving these easy to eat gozleme pouches.
Snow balls
In a large bowl mix the Rice Bubbles, coconut milk powder, icing sugar and melted copha mixture, combine well.
Honey popcorn
This honey popcorn is the perfect snack for a movie night, or just for any birthday party! You can even roll it into balls for fun finger food.
Traditional lemonade
The recipe is easy to make, and a great excuse to teach kids what traditional lemonade tastes like. So much better than store bought!
Jelly boats
These cute little jelly boats are set in oranges halves and are great for kids parties.They make a great pirate party food.
Nutella fairy bread
This Nutella fairy bread is great for birthday party platters and any occasion where the kids are hungry!
Pumpkin chilli dip
This healthy dip is tasty and cheap to make, do so from leftover roast pumpkin if you like and add as much or as little chilli as you fancy, depending on how hot you like it!
Chilli, lime and coriander prawns
Get these Asian-inspired prawns on the table in mere minutes for a quick as a flash dinner. Serve on a bed of jasmine rice with some steamed Asian veggies for a truly sensational seafood dish
Sweet chilli rolls
If you love a sausage roll you will love these sweet chilli rolls they give you just that little more of a kick
Thai chicken rice paper rolls
These lovely Thai chicken rice paper rolls are a tasty way to use up leftover chicken breast for a quick lunch or dinner, just perfect for lunch boxes.
Lulu’s cheese puffs
These crunchy cheese delights are a cross between a muffin and a scone great instead of a sandwich in the lunch box or with a glass of wine mums, dads and the kids will all enjoy
Funny face biscuits
These are so much fun! Mine were very boring and 'normal'; the kids were very creative and added eyebrows, rosy cheeks, big noses and ears – all in fascinating colour combinations!
Satay sauce
who does not love a silky rich satay sauce. This sauce is very versatile. It can be stored in the fridge for 5 days and then reheated in the microwave
Little meat pies
Make your own little party pies with this recipe. Ideal for little fingers they make a great party food option. Make the filling the day before and the final baking will be done in half an hour.
Mini hotdogs
Mini hotdogs are perfect party fare and you can have these made for the kids in no time. Here we give you tips on taking these to the park for a party!
Cheese rolls
A warm crunchy cheesy spring roll it will suit the kids and the grown ups
Hand-wrapped little sushi
These little sushi rolls are perfect for toddler hands. It may seem easier to buy your sushi but it really is not difficult. It's also very healthy and the kids love making a mess (helping) rolling the nori. Go on, give it a try.
Simple sausage rolls
Sausage rolls are a popular snack for kids and adults alike. These sausage rolls are particularly simple using ready-rolled frozen puff pastry and sausage mince you can buy from the butcher.
Quick sour cream dip
If you want a very easy and very quick dip in a hurry, it's as simple as mixing a few ingredients to sour cream and serve.
Sweet potato mini pizzas
These are great pizzas made out of sweet potato so great for gluten free families
Cheesy chicken sticks
Fussy toddlers will delight in a helping of these scrummy cheesy chicken sticks. With just the right balance of crunch and flavour, this dish will be a big hit.
Caramelised fruit kebabs
Not only are these caramelised fruit kebabs fun to eat, they are utterly delish too! Serve them hot, or at room temperature. Either way they make a totally satisfying (and not too naughty!) dessert.
Choc-dipped strawberries
Dessert doesn't get much more impressive or simpler than choc-dipped strawberries. So easy but taste so good! Use other fruit pieces if you like to make up a platter.
Cheese and tomato finger puffs
You can whip up these delicious crunchy savoury pastries very quickly great for a quick dinner they are great cold - and make a nice lunch box filler
Chicken balls
Chicken balls make a tasty party plate for grown-ups and kids. This recipe is healthier than most because these chicken balls are oven baked rather than fried. Delicious and healthy!
Salmon and cucumber sandwich sushi
These salmon and cucumber sandwich sushi rolls are made with sliced white bread and not rice. Your kids will be delighted to open their lunch boxes to these tasty rolls.