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Decorating for the Easter Bunny? Easy! Kids will love this bunting and the BEST part about it is they can make it as long or as short as they like. Print a few or print a lot - they're FREE! Just snip the slit in the ear and thread through the string.
Make this cute little pom pom Easter bunny tail with these easy Easter craft instructions on Kidspot. Kidspot New Zealand
Cupcakes are always popular with kids - big and small! These are made with delicious chocolate and topped with a creamy butter icing, a sprinkle of chocolate and a couple of chocolate eggs - just in case you haven't had enough chocolate already!
Pretty, easy and perfect for a morning tea on the Easter long-weekend. The kids will love helping break the eggs, cubing the butter and folding in the flour.
These cute little pikelets are really basic to make but quite fun and easy for toddlers and small children to assemble and decorate. Perfect for breakfast on Easter morning!
A perfect recipe for a family meal or special enough for entertaining, this casserole is great for busy mums as it pretty much looks after itself once it's in the slow cooker. The balsamic vinegar bubbles down to give a soft, luscious flavour to the lamb. Yum!
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!
Don’t just survive these school holidays, thrive! Hannah Gilbert, nutritionist and accredited practising dietitian from HelloFresh has kindly shared some fun cooking and food ideas to keep the kids entertained and loving meal times.
What do you think every child should have the opportunity to experience, see or do before their childhood is over - a 'bucket list' for Kiwi kids?
These Portuguese custard tarts are just like the ones you buy in the shops, but are so much better when you can eat them warm from the oven.
Can you believe this pineapple cake has only 3 ingredients? Well it has and it is a moist and delicious afternoon tea treat.
It's a simple little rhyme that helps to get your gift giving into perspective! Whether you stick to the whole thing or just take some of it for inspiration, we've got some great ideas for the kids' Christmas presents.
Everyone loves a whole orange and almond cake. These down-sized versions are topped with roasted rhubarb for a tangy sweet treat. Theyre completely gluten free as well!
These homemade doner kebabs have the same delicious lamb that you get from your Middle Eastern takeaway. Make it at home to share with your whole family.
These easy, tasty Mexican-inspired baked potatoes are too good not to try for a simple, yet delicious, healthy dinner.
This is a great, simple fresh peach cake recipe and you can swap the peaches with pretty much any fruit. Unsweetened apple sauce, pureed cooked pear and raspberries blitzed into a sauce are all perfect substitutions.
Banana cake is a fantastic way to use up those squishy over-ripe bananas, and stirring through a handful of chocolate makes it all the more enticing. Enjoy for afternoon tea or dessert drizzled with a gooey chocolate ganache.
This is such a cute idea; package these stick biscuits up in Mason jars for an easy present that looks gorgeous. We've kept these pretty simple, but you can decorate with any colour icing and your favourite sprinkles.
Turn boring old chicken into a Middle Eastern tempter with this recipe for Moroccan chicken that has enough flavour to please the family without too much spice. With pine nuts, sultanas and coriander, the recipe has helpful suggestions to substitute spices, which you may not have in the cupboard.
Give this chocolate brownie recipe an Easter twist by topping each brownie with a gold-wrapped Caramello egg - because at Easter time you simply can't have enough chocolate!
