Cauliflower, pumpkin and pea curry
Why not try this vegetarian curry on Meatfree Monday? Meat lovers will love it thanks to the tasty veggie combo and delicious curried sauce. Made from pantry staples, it's a winner for your budget too.
Peach and raspberry dash cake
Is it a crumble? No! Is it a cobbler? No! Its a dash cake that you can get into the oven in a dash. There is no mixing, no beating, just some quick throwing together.
Chocolate balloon bowls
How impressive would these chocolate bowls look on a party table? They're easier to make than you might think too. Fill them with lollies or use as individual dessert dishes and let the fun begin!
Beef and vegetable dinner
This beef and vegetable dinner is one of the easiest ways to introduce meat to your baby. By cooking it simply and then pureeing it with cooked vegetables, you will have a delicious puree that baby will find easy to eat.
Pan-fried salmon with parsnip puree
A healthy dinner option, this pan-fried salmon with parsnip puree is really simple to prepare. Many people have a very low opinion of parsnips, but do give this puree a try. The olive oil and a bit of salt add a hint of richness, a great accompaniment to the salmon.
Mini porcupine balls with vegetable sauce
So called, because of the way the rice sticks out of the meatballs when cooked, these mini porcupine balls with vegetable sauce will be a welcome addition to your list of favourite kiddie dinners.
Healthy chocolate power balls
These healthy chocolate power balls are filling and sweet enough to satisfy the most intense 3pm chocolate craving. I try to have a jar of these in the fridge and reach for them after dinner instead of dessert or any time I'm hankering for something sweet.
10 Super Schnitzel Recipes Plus 10 Scrummy Sides
Whether your family fave is a basic chicken in breadcrumbs or something a little bit more fancy, there is always room for just one more schnitzel recipe.
Autumn plums and apples
Make the most of autumn fruit with this delicious dessert. Poach fresh plums and apples in your slow cooker and serve with vanilla ice cream or as a compote with yoghurt for breakfast.
Beer can chicken
Beer can chicken is moist and so easy to make at home. You can make it in a conventional oven or in a barbeque. Add herbs and spices or keep it simple and let the flavours of the chicken shine through.
Rhubarb and rosewater fool
This is a super rich dessert made with rosewater-flavoured rhubarb and fresh cream. It is great for dinner parties as you can make it beforehand and have it chilling in the fridge.
Tombstone cupcakes
Want a spooky cupcake to liven up your Halloween table? These Tombstone cupcakes are easy-peasy and quick to make.
Lego sandwich recipe
If your kid is a Lego fanatic this is one sandwich recipe that will see their lunch box empty. This is an easy way to make sandwiches munchable when the usual triangles have lost their appeal. Genius.
Cake mix apple and oat muffins
Try this cheaty muffin recipe when you want something quick and healthy for the kids' lunch boxes. Adding fresh apple and oats to a cake mix is an easy way to make sure you have a sweet treat to hand when time is of the essence.
Hot dog and eggwiches
This is the perfect breakfast treat that the kids will adore. Perfect for taking to weekend sports activities, this hot dog omelette served on soft buns is a surefire winner!
Purple pancakes
Make breakfast fun with these purple pancakes. The purple comes from pureed blueberries. Top with yoghurt, honey and fresh berries and the kids will love them!
Easy fish pie
This easy fish pie is simple enough to have on your menu plan every week. You can make the fish filling and bake it when you are ready.
Vegetable puree
Vegetable purees are the best first foods for babies and toddlers. Simply choose a vegetable - carrot, potato, pumpkin or parsnip - cook and puree for a simple meal your baby will love.
Pork and sage cannonballs
These fun little pork and sage cannonballs are always a hit at parties - particularly when there happens to be a pirate theme! And of course, theyre also great for an easy family dinner.
Baked sausages and butterbeans
This sausage and butterbeans recipe is a lifesaver if you are pressed for time but still want to produce something comforting, warming and tasty. Theres no browning, no stirring and hardly any prep at all.
Quick tomato pasta sauce
You can have this delicious pasta sauce ready in the time that it takes to cook the pasta. This is one of those everyday recipes that you can use and add lots of fresh veggies, bacon and chilli to.
Easy tuna salad rolls
These Easy tuna salad rolls will take your next picnic to new gourmet heights. So easy to make and so yummy to eat!
Chocolate self-saucing pudding
This delicious pudding has a light chocolate sponge on top and a yummy choc sauce below. Scrumptious and easy to make, it's a winter winner!
Wholemeal apple crumble loaves
These wholemeal apple crumble loaves are a great afternoon treat and the kids can help in nearly every step of the method below. Perfect for winter lunch boxes.
Thai style beef salad
This Asian-inspired salad has tender beef at its heart with a punchy chilli and lime dressing and the fresh flavours of mint and coriander to really give it some oomph. Beautiful!
Chocolate afghan biscuits
These chocolatey biscuits are a favourite kiwi snack and go beautifully with a cup of tea in the afternoon. Easy to make and perfect for using up the last of the cornflakes at the bottom of the packet, this will disappear in minutes!
Chocolate-filled crepes
Dessert doesn't get much better than these yummy chocolate-filled crepes. Serve with fresh strawberries or even hundreds and thousands for the kids.
Gnocchi with pumpkin sauce
Made with store-bought gnocchi and a homemade pumpkin sauce, your whole family will love this meal for dinner. Serve with cheesy bread on the side.
Leftover day rice salad
This salad is perfect for when you have leftover boiled rice from the day before. Pop in any other leftovers you have in the fridge and you have a budget-friendly dinner ready to go.
Snowman doughnut sticks
The kids will love these fun snowman doughnut sticks. Assemble the ingredients and leave them to thread the doughnuts onto skewers and decorate with lollies and choc chips. They make great edible gifts as well