Thai chicken rice paper rolls
These lovely Thai chicken rice paper rolls are a tasty way to use up leftover chicken breast for a quick lunch or dinner, just perfect for lunch boxes.
These lovely Thai chicken rice paper rolls are a tasty way to use up leftover chicken breast for a quick lunch or dinner, just perfect for lunch boxes.
Here's a great way to use up leftover bolognese without having to resort to spaghetti for a second night. Kids will love them and they won't even notice if you stir some extra grated vegetables or frozen peas into the meat mix.
This scrumptious Paleo zucchini slice is packed full of flavour, healthy veggies and best of all, is completely paleo.
Make your pizzas completely portable by folding them into tasty little pockets with the ingredients on the inside. They're delicious cold and make an ideal picnic or lunch box filler.
Quick easy alternative for pizza for little hands they taste delicious
These cheese, corn and sweet potato quiches are perfect for lunch boxes, picnics and party platters. They're so easy to make that even the kids can help.
Make your own little party pies with this recipe. Ideal for little fingers they make a great party food option. Make the filling the day before and the final baking will be done in half an hour.
Mini quiches are perfect for lunch or dinner and fantastic for lunchboxes for the little ones with some vegetable sticks and cherry tomatoes.
A great way for kids to enjoy veggie sticks at school.
These versatile little chicken and haloumi patties can be enjoyed in so many ways: with salad, wrapped in a flatbread, in a hamburger bun with lettuce and tomato, or on their own in a lunch box with some raw veggies on the side.
These crunchy cheese twist make great snacks with a glass of wine or pop them in the lunch box the kids will love them
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.
Tired of packing sandwiches in your kids' lunch boxes every day? Try this easy alternative. Lunchbox pasties use ready rolled pastry sheets and have a healthy filling of chopped vegetables with a handful of cheese.
Sausage rolls are always a hit with the kids. This vegetarian version is sure to please even the fussiest eaters, and makes for an easy lunch or weeknight meal. They're also great for parties and picnics.
Want a quick, cheap and easy sausage roll recipe? Then this one's for you. Using chevap sausages, these are the speediest sausage rolls you'll ever make!
If your kids like sushi, theyll love opening up their lunch boxes to find these fun sushi rice balls. Filled with avocado and tuna, theyre the perfect transportable sandwich alternative for school days.
These little parcels of yum are a perfect way to throw together a tasty yet healthy dinner that even the smallest member of your family will wolf down.
These cheesy tots are so delicious that no one will even know their main ingredient is cauliflower. Rustle these hidden-veg morsels up for a tasty snack or lunch box treat your littlies will love.
These single-serve bacon and pea frittatas will be a hit at lunchtime. Cook them the night before and pack them into lunch boxes the next morning for a protein-packed playground meal.
Skip the tuck shop and fill the kids' lunch boxes with these delicious chicken dippers. Add a tangy sweet chilli dipping sauce and some salad for a really tasty lunch.
Take a break from sandwiches and pack a slice of this lovely salmon and leek slice. It makes a beautiful light lunch.
Quiches are easy to make when you use pre-prepared pastry sheets like this recipe. Full of bacon and eggs, these mini quiches make a perfect hot or cold snack.