This pork ragu lasagne is layer on layer of flavour and starts out with pork sausages that make it super simple to get on the table. It's a great one for a dinner party too as you can make the ragu ahead of time and assemble when your guests arrive.
A super simple barbecue recipe that's made for hiding hidden veggies! Make this meal quick sticks when you're on the go but want something filling yet healthy.
Here are 20 super simple dinner recipes that will take next to no time to make. Aside from the cooking and the cutting bits requiring grown-up assistance, these dinner ideas are easy enough for the kids to make.
This is an easy dip to make for parties that is studded with freshly cooked prawns that will have the crowd digging in with their corn chips. This easy Mexican-style dip will impress with its fresh flavours.
The humble chook is fast becoming the most popular item on Kiwi plates and why not? It lends itself to a great range of flavours and is just as at home on the barby as it is in Michelin star restaurants.
These coffee pecan muffins may be a bit too much of a pick-me-up for the kids but is a great not-too sweet muffin for morning tea with the girls.
The kids will love this wholesome breakfast smoothie - especially those who aren't keen on a big brekkie. This liquid meal is packed to brim with nutritious ingredients and will keep them full and satisfied until recess.
Having a no-fail casserole recipe in your arsenal is must-have for busy mums. And this is a recipe you can always rely on. With just a handful of simple ingredients, you've got a dinner everyone will love.
This cake is a fun twist on a classic recipe. It makes a great lunch box treat for the kids and is also freezer-friendly.
Dark and rich, moist and fluffy, this chocolate brownie is amazing. Oh, and did I mention its healthy? These brownies have half the sweetener, only a smidge of butter and pumpkin for moisture.
This is a quick and easy spaghetti bolognaise meal for the entire family we call it worms as my boys love to suck them up and try to see who can eat the most spaghetti worms.
An old family favourite, this recipe for bread and butter pudding uses fruit loaf rather than white bread. Served with ice cream, your family are sure to love this dessert.
These vegetable and fish cakes are a tasty way to sneak some veggies into your child's dinner. Lightly pan-fried they make for a quick mid-week meal.
These pikelets are great with any bananas you have that are past their best. They are tasty and add the extra sweetness with banana.
This slow cooker meatloaf is tasty and will cook away in your crockpot while you are at work. Get ready to come home to a divine smelling house and tasty meatloaf for dinner.
This delicious Nutella mousse has just two ingredients and you can whip this up, chill it and enjoy!
Try these juicy pork medallions topped with hot fruit salad - they're fast, tasty and can be on the table in 20 minutes. Team them with your favourite steamed vegetables for a low-fat
Heres an easy Asian-style chicken dish thats kid-friendly and a breeze to prepare. Even better, you can cook it on the barbecue for that delicious char-grilled flavour, and any leftovers will make great lunch box fillers the next day.
These cute little apple and worm cupcakes are great for birthdays or picnics. The kids will love their rosy apple colour and the cheeky worm poking out!
This meatloaf has a tasty top that makes the loaf look good AND taste good too. Eat it with mashed potato or slice it up for sandwiches.
A delicious way to cook your salmon, baste it in coconut milk as it cooks for a lovely infusion of flavour. Serve with a fresh cucumber and tomato salad.
There is nothing more refreshing than big cold chunks of icy watermelon on a hot day so we have made it a little easier and given your watermelon a stick!
If you are looking for a cake that will delight your toddler then this one is for you! This cute farmyard cake will delight busy parents too when they realise this is more a fun cake-decorating activity than actual baking.
These cheesy, veggie-packed pasties make a nice change from sandwiches in the kids' lunch boxes. No need to fiddle around with puff pastry either when there are great supermarket versions available. Easy as!
Try this fruity twist on a breakfast staple for a nutritious start to the day. Vanilla yoghurt, fruit and brown sugar give this unusual omelette recipe an irresistible flavour that's bound to become a brekkie favourite.
If its a healthy snack youre after, these beetroot chips are just what you need.
Crepes are a great little finger food for kids and especially good for parties as they can be pretty much all made in advance. Fill with whatever sweet or savoury ingredients you fancy. Our favourites are these ham and pesto crepes!
Either as a treat for breakfast or a yummy dessert, these choc chip pancakes will be a hit with the whole family. Buy the more expensive choc chips that hold their shape when heated; cheaper ones melt and make it very difficult to flip the pancake.
Who doesn't love a iced chocolate and this one is good for them if you use low fat milk it will increase their uptake of calcium
If you love banana bread you will love this recipe with added raspberry and apple it is a delicious combination the whole family will love. Just cut of a slice after school as a healthy alternative to a piece of cake
