Feta and spinach muffins
Freezer friendly and perfect to eat for brunch or to add to lunch boxes, these savoury muffins are deliciously filling.
Easy chocolate chip muffins
This simple melt and mix muffin recipe is an old favourite in our house. It's great for lunch boxes or after school snacks. The only trouble is you won't be able to keep up the supply.
Healthy roasted chickpeas
The humble chickpea should never be underestimated. These highly nutritious crispy legumes, might just become your new favourite snack. Crunch them on their own or add them to salads. Yum!
Love heart fairy bread
Set little hearts thumping with this dainty love heart fairy bread. Surprise the kids with it for afternoon tea, or let them join in the fun of making it themselves.
Homemade 2 minute noodles
These homemade 2 minutes noodles are delicious and we may be fibbing when we say 2 minutes because they actually take a little more time. BUT you will have the satisfaction of knowing what is in them.
Everyday chocolate cake
Need a chocolate cake recipe that's perfect for everyday? This is it! Not too rich or dense and not too sweet, this chocolate cake is just right for lunch boxes as well as morning tea or afternoon snacks.
Cheaty cheese and bacon rolls
These cheaty cheese and bacon rolls will have you cheating the supermarket out of dollars and using your pantry ingredients to do it. Grab those stale bread rolls that you have leftover from yesterday and give them a gooey cheese and bacon top that your kids will love.
Cheddar star biscuits
These biscuits are versatile they can be served with a glass of wine, or top with marmite for a kids snack or a couple in the lunch box
French raspberry butter cake
This raspberry butter cake is one of the most useful basic recipes I can think of and pretty much bomb-proof. It is based on the traditional French butter cake quarter-quart recipe so the quantities are easy to remember and the method is très simple. Plus, of course, it is delicious!
Omelette in a bag
Why would you cook omelette in a bag? It's the perfect camping meal and works out very well if you need to make a few different omelettes for a crowd. Choose your ingredients and get the kids to help.
Strawberry mice
Looking for some party food for toddlers? These delicious strawberry mice are a great healthy choice and cute to boot!
Savoury scones
Savoury scones are a lovely twist on regular scones. A little dab of butter on each half of the scone is all you need to make a delicious snack
Veggie fritters
Great if you want to use up veggies in the fridge, these wholesome fritters are wonderful with a rasher of crispy bacon and a poached egg. Use whatever combo takes your fancy for a light lunch or breakfast side.
Turkish bread pizzas
Using turkish bread as a pizza base is a nice change and super quick.
Apple cake
This apple cake is a wonderfully moist cake, quick to make and if there is any leftover, great for lunch boxes or after-school snacks.
Banana cake
Want a banana cake recipe you can whip up quickly with all those ripe bananas going to waste in the fruit bowl? Try this delicious banana cake recipe, which works well for morning tea, afternoon tea and as a lunch box treat.
Mini ham and zucchini quiches
Kids love little quiches, and two or three of these will make the perfect lunch box filler. Cook them the night before and pack with some carrot sticks and cherry tomatoes for a wholesome school day meal.
3 in 1 biscuits
These are lovely vanilla flavoured biscuits with the added attraction of colour and ‘movement’! Great fun for the kids to help with colouring, kneading, rolling and slicing.
Banana and choc chip muffins
Baking with bananas is a great way to use up over-ripe bananas - and to get something delicious to eat too! These banana and choc chip muffins have a wonderful banana flavour and are studded with little pieces of chocolate.
Creamy orange popsicles
These creamy orange popsicles use orange juice concentrate and healthy yoghurt for a tasty popsicle that your kids will love. Pop them in the freezer and break them out on a hot day.
Apricot muesli bars
Apricot muesli bars are a terrific lunch box option for kids on the go. Full of energy-boosting ingredients, these muesli bars will help your kids get the most out of their day.
Frozen banana bites
These delicious frozen banana bites are deliciously naughty and make a great snack for kids. They are frozen banana pieces coated in peanut butter flavoured dark chocolate. These are fun for the kids to decorate too.
Banana maple ice cream recipe
This easy homemade ice cream only has three ingredients and no sugar. So it's yummy and healthy. Just freeze, blend and eat immediately.
Banana bread pie
This dessert is not a bread and not a pie but somewhere in between! All made in the food processor, it's minimal effort for maximum taste and a great way to use up leftover bananas. Delicious served with ice-cream.
Cheddar cheese crackers
Making your own crackers is easier than you think! Make these cheddar cheese crackers for lunch box snacks or for your next party.
Fruit and yoghurt roll-ups
These delicious frozen fruit and yoghurt rolls start with plain flour tortillas and end up as a healthy snack that your kids will love. Pop them into their lunch box or serve them up after school for a healthy snack.
Toasted quinoa and oat bars
Looking for a healthy after school snack for the kids? Look no further than these irresistible toasted quinoa and oat bars. They are completely satisfying, but best of all they won't ruin the kids' appetites for dinner!
No-bake trail mix cookies
These no-bake trail mix cookies have all the delicious flavours of a healthy snack with none of the baking pain. Whizz up a batch up and enjoy the healthy satisfaction of no added sugar and all fruit and seed goodness.
Pumpkin, pear and ginger loaf
This pumpkin, pear and ginger loaf is a delicious alternative to boring banana bread. It is packed full of healthy ingredients and makes a perfect partner to a cup of tea! Top it with some tasty lemon curd for a special treat.