Warm, lovely smells and delicious food - creating special childhood memories in the kitchen evoke all these lovely feelings. We have five easy ways you can create special kitchen memories for your children - even if cooking and baking is not your super power!
These adorable little tea cups are perfect party food and everyone will think they taste great.
Get the kids in the kitchen! They'll love helping to make this colourful Allsort slice.
This gingerbread recipe can be used at Christmas or all year round
The children will love helping cut and decorate these cookies and you can even turn them in to tree decorations
Who doesn't love a moist juicy rissole? Make this healthy family friendly rissole recipe with chicken, mango and sweet chilli sauce.
In the lead up to summer this is perfect as a “take a plate” treat. It involves no baking, so you don’t have to swelter in the kitchen and it’s super easy.
These chocolate spoons are lots of fun to make and decorate and they make cute little presents to give at Christmas.
These angel ice creams are dipped in jelly crystals and are lots of fun for kids to make.
These cute little Cheerios christmas trees are great to make with the kids and they will love decorating them
Dad and the kids take over the kitchen for an evening to cook up a great Barilla pasta dish.
This is a great basic recipe to get the kids started on baking - and decorating.
Swap the dark chcolate for white chocolate for something different.
Quick and easy using store bought tart cases
Great for the lunchbox and uses pantry staples
This recipe is so easy and gives a great moist result. Serve it with butter and golden syrup.
Baked campfire apples are fun to cook over the camp fire or in the oven
These tiny bite-size pancakes are more banana than pancake which babies don't really mind and mums love getting another serve of fruit in for the day.
In a large bowl mix the Rice Bubbles, coconut milk powder, icing sugar and melted copha mixture, combine well.
This recipe also works well when milk or dark chocolate is used instead of white chocolate.
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.
The recipe is easy to make, and a great excuse to teach kids what traditional lemonade tastes like. So much better than store bought!
These cute little jelly boats are set in oranges halves and are great for kids parties.They make a great pirate party food.
This Nutella fairy bread is great for birthday party platters and any occasion where the kids are hungry!
Use shop-bought cake, melted chocolate and Smarties to make these show stoppers
If you love a sausage roll you will love these sweet chilli rolls they give you just that little more of a kick
A fun dessert recipe the kids can help make, these slices of pineapple topped with a mixture of biscotti, yoghurt, cream cheese and strawberries taste delicious.
OK, they are not exactly Splices but more ice than cream but they have the right flavour. And they are homemade so they are a whole lot cheaper than the real version
These bright rainbow disco balls are perfect for a kids birthday party made with puffed wheat and peanut butter and glittered up for yummy bling
These are great for kids parties, decorate as you wish you can add sultanas to half the mixture for variety these freeze well and are so good for kids lunches
