Fennel and thyme gratin
If you want to sell a dish like fennel to your family then you are going to need to add some crunchy crumbs and bake it so your family just can't resist. Here we show you how with this delicious fennel and thyme gratin.
Peas and bacon
A tasty side dish that goes well with roasts and sausages and it's super simple to make. Steaming the peas keeps nutrients in and takes a lot less time to cook.
Heart shaped paper towel tube stamp
Sweet hearts, cupids and love all express the Valentines Day spirit. We have got some beautiful activities to spread the Valentines love and keep your kids entertained for ages. There are activities suited for toddlers and beyond (and even something we grown-ups can enjoy too!)
Tongue twisters: Geese
To get the full effect of tongue twisters you should repeat them several times, as quickly as possible, without stumbling or mispronouncing. Good luck!
Chocolate fridge loaf
The entire family will love this slice and it is no cook so can be whipped up and popped in the fridge in minutes. Who does not love chocolate nuts and cherries. Yum!
French drop coin trick
Performing magic tricks is a fun way for children to improve their cognitive and fine motor skills. This French Drop coin trick is a classic that should be mastered by all budding magicians.
Apple and raspberry porridge
Oats can be a little bland, but add a tangy berry and a dash of apple and you’ve got a naturally sweeter cereal packed with goodness: raspberries are a great source of vitamin C
Sunday mushrooms on toast
These mushrooms are perfect for breakfast or even dinner on a Sunday night. Served on top of a thick slice of buttery toast. these mushrooms are delicious.
Cheats chicken biryani
This is a very mildly spiced dish, so all being well, your kids should enjoy it too. The currants add a lovely sweet contrast. And who doesnt love pappadums!
Birthday skipping game
Skipping is an outdoor group activity that is great for children. They can skip to this great game based around their birthdays
Captives
This is a fun party game for the kids to play. They will enjoy playing together hiding and finding each other, a game that will keep them entertained for ages!
Gingerbread
Here's a delicious gingerbread recipe that really is a bread rather than a biscuit. Dusted with icing sugar and served with a cuppa tea, it is the perfect morning tea snack.
Fast chicken pasta
This recipe is all about getting that meal on the table fast. You want it quick, tasty and filling and this fits the bill on all three.
Categories
Having a pool party? Then category is a great choice for a kids party game. This kids activity keeps your child guessing as they try to discover the secrets behind the category. Kids pool games have never been this fun so plan a game today.
Spiced yoghurt chicken with coriander rice
Marinating chicken in yoghurt is a lovely way to tenderise and flavour the meat. This easy marinade is mildly spiced, making it perfect for the whole family.
Whole spiced fish
Roast red snapper is a great 'meaty' dish when you want something different from a regular weekend roast. The Asian-inspired flavour rub adds a gorgeous, tangy flavour that works well served on a mound of fluffy rice and a side of steamed Asian greens.
Potato patties
This is a very mildly spiced dish, so all being well, your kids should enjoy it too. The currants add a lovely sweet contrast. And who doesnt love pappadums!
Beef and rice croquettes with tomato onion gravy
Use up leftover rice with this tasty dinner idea. The tomato and onion gravy is to die for and lovely served with mashed potatoes and steamed veggies.
Decorate and post a letter
How long has it been since the kids have used the post? We all know about the postman and how he brings the mail (bills normally) but do they know THEY can send something? Have them decorate a letter and post it off to a loved one. You never know, they could get a return post.
Apple and jam tarts
These pretty little fruit tarts are an ideal recipe for cooking with kids. They will love rolling, cutting and shaping the pastry - and of course eating the results!
Stuff the stocking
Similar to the classic party game the Egg and Spoon race, this rollicking race will have the kids burning up their energy trying to outrun and outdo their friends.
Make a fake tombstone for Halloween
Decorate your house for Halloween this year with some creepy tombstones out front. Simple but oh so scary when the sun goes down.
Immune-boosting foods to keep kids healthy
There are many measures you can take in order to boost your child’s immune system and speed up the healing process.
Origami iris table decoration
While you're doing the last-minute touches for your dinner party, get the kids in on the act making origami table decorations. This origami iris is a fun activity to keep little hands busy.
Three ingredient shortbread
Every body loves buttery shortbread these are easy to make and makes a lot so plenty for everyone
Tongue twisters: Seventy seven
To get the full effect of tongue twisters you should repeat them several times, as quickly as possible, without stumbling or mispronouncing. Good luck!
Kids Berry Smoothie Ice Blocks
All kids love ice blocks but so many of them are packed full of refined sugars and zero nutrition. These ice blocks have the benefits of the super nutrition of Radiance Kids Berry Smoothie powder, a blend of all of the most potent superberries along with eight hidden greens!
Caramel and pear self-saucing pudding
There is nothing nicer than a lovingly made pudding on a winters night and this caramel and pear pudding is the perfect example. Serve it up with cream or ice cream and watch it disappear.
Nutritious teething biscuits
These teething biscuits are the perfect size for baby to hold in their hand and gnaw on. They have healthy bran, milk powder and a touch of added sweetness from the golden syrup.
Easter Bunny tails
These cute little Easter Bunny tails are made from marshmallow, chocolate and coconut. They are a fun Easter activity for the kids and a lovely treat for friends and family.