Eeezy Peezy Pizza
Only 2 ingredients to make a crunchy delicious pizza base that you can pop salt and garlic for garlic bread or let the kids choose their favourite toppings
Sausage rolls
Who can say no to a hot sausage roll with lashings of tomato sauce. These ones are quick and ready within minutes
Homemade Tiny Teddys
These cute little homemade Tiny Teddy biscuits will be fun to make with the kids and best of all you will know what is in that mixture.
Spicy kedgeree
Kedgeree is a spicy Anglo-Indian dish that was traditionally served for breakfast in the days of Colonial rule in India. Rice, lentils, smoked fish, boiled eggs and spices combine to make a filling and healthy start to the day. Great for lunches too!
Caramel slice
Creamy delicious caramel slice can be made with this simple recipe using condensed milk and melted chocolate. It’s perfect to make for cake stalls and as a once-in-a-while lunch box treat.
Simple starters that look fancy but take two minutes
Used up all your cooking prowess, time and effort on the mains and dessert, leaving you with nothing left to give in the entrée department? Relax, these 10 starters couldn’t be simpler, but look like you’ve slaved away on them.
Cherry tomato and tuna pasta salad
This tuna pasta salad is perfect for a simple but tasty lunch, with juicy cherry tomatoes and dressed in a tangy dressing.
Ham and cream cheese pinwheel sandwiches
These ham and cheese pinwheels are perfect for lunch boxes and your little ones will love them. The grown-ups dont mind them on a sandwich platter either.
Healthy chicken noodle salad
This healthy chicken noodle salad will tick all the boxes for a delicious Asian-inspired dinner tonight. It is full of fresh flavours and healthy too.
Almond pancakes
Heres another gluten-free pancake recipe to add to your repertoire. With a wonderful nutty flavour from the almonds, and a hint of cinnamon, theyre a nutrient-dense and delicious breakfast that everyone will love.
Chocolate crispy biscuits
These biscuits may be the chocolate chip biscuits of your dreams. A little bit crunchy, a little bit chewy and sandwiched together with even more chocolate! A simple recipe that the kids can help with, these biscuits make a great addition to the biscuit barrel and will become a family favourite.
Pumpkin fritters
A great way to use up left over pumpkin from a Sunday roast, these sweet and savoury pumpkin fritters are a great afternoon tea treat. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar for a taste that's hard to beat!
Caramel fudge
Caramel fudge is a classic recipe that uses condensed milk, butter, golden syrup and brown sugar. Delicious and melt-in-the-mouth, you won't be able to stop at one piece!
Homemade brown rice cereal
Rice cereal, along with fruit and yoghurt, is often one of the first foods for babies. This recipe shows you how to make your own rice cereal at home.
Apple pastries with spiced cream cheese frosting
This impressive sweet treat is much healthier than it looks. Serve up these apple pastries with spiced cream cheese frosting for afternoon tea and the kids will think they've hit the jackpot. So yum!
Spinach and ricotta gnocchi
This ricotta and spinach gnocchi in broth is a super easy, healthy and comforting family dinner. The kids can help do pretty much everything and will love cracking the eggs, stirring it all together and then rolling the gnocchi balls.
Cook once, eat twice: Frittata and quiche recipes
Rustle up a good old-fashioned quiche or frittata, and you can have a delicious dinner tonight and save the leftovers for tomorrow’s lunch box. Now that’s what we call clever cooking!
Homemade baked beans
If your kids love baked beans, why not try making your own version that are healthy, cheap and just as tasty as the tinned variety? These have the yummy addition of chopped bacon making them lovely to have piled on hot toast for a quick tea.
Brown rice and cucumber sushi rolls
These simple sushi rolls are a great treat for the kids. They're packed full of good stuff (fish, rice, avo and veggies), but they taste so good your little ones won't even realise that they're actually healthy! Quick and easy to make any night of the week.
The healthiest snacks for kids
Once kids get a taste or a hint that there is something far more interesting (aka junk), up for grabs they can be very stubborn when offered anything even remotely healthy.
Baked banana chips
These baked banana chips bear no resemblance to those hard fried disks that are in the health food aisle in the supermarket. You are just two ingredients away from a tasty snack for your family.
One-pot beefy macaroni
The beefy macaroni is perfect for when your family is sick of spaghetti bolognaise. It is also a great take-along dish for parties and when you have to feed a crowd.
Baguette with chocolate hazelnut spread
A baguette with chocolate hazelnut spread is a really simple breakfast idea. Get the kids can make it and everyone can enjoy it! Also great for an easy dessert.
Halloween JackoLantern cupcakes
Looking for a way to jazz up your Halloween party table this year? Nothing says, Halloween like a JackoLantern. So put some on your cupcakes!
Stuffed peppers
These peppers stuffed with rice, seasonings and feta cheese make for a fun evening meal that the whole family can enjoy.
Pumpkin and mozzarella risotto
Roasting the pumpkin first really adds to the flavour of this tasty risotto. The mozzarella melts to make a deliciously cheesy dish that's wonderful when you want something warm and filling.
20 freeze-ahead meals to get ahead in the kitchen
Freezing meals is just smart mummy behaviour. Maybe you’re going away and want to feed the troops while you’re gone. Perhaps you’re renovating your kitchen and will only have a microwave for the next two weeks.
Swedish meatballs with dill potatoes
These Swedish meatballs are served up with dill potatoes and a delicious sour cream sauce. You could make these earlier in the day so theyre ready to cook when your family is hungry.
Quick lamb moussaka
This quick lamb moussaka has all the delicious flavour components of traditional lamb moussaka but will be on the table in less than half the time.
Goat’s cheese and walnut celery bites
Add the nutritious crunch of celery plus the creamy extravagance of goat's cheese to your next party table for a guilt-free hors d'oeuvre that still feels decadent.