Bistro style baked cheesecake
Just like the cheesecake at your local cafe, this baked cheesecake recipe makes a beautifully lush cheesecake that you can enjoy at home. It's also a great dessert option when you need to bring a plate.
Anzac biscuits with coconut
These chewy Anzac biscuits combine oats, golden syrup and coconut to make a tasty lunch box snack or afternoon treat. Wonderful with a cuppa too!
Carrot cake muffins
These delicious carrot cake muffins are moist and sweetly balanced with cream cheese icing. They are cute as a button and work perfectly as a treat for Easter or just for afternoon tea.
Pumpkin and ginger beer scones
My grandmother used to make the most fabulous lemonade scones, so I wondered if I could do the same with pumpkin scones and ginger beer? Yes! It works a treat.
Peanut biscuits
We know that peanuts are no longer school lunch box friendly, but if your family doesn’t have a peanut allergy then these peanut biscuits make a great after school snack.
Banana mini muffins with cream cheese icing
These banana mini-muffins are a great bites-size snack for grown up parties. The icing is a real hit too and stops the muffin from being too sweet. Or you could just make them for the kids...
Dairy free chocolate cupcakes
Need a dairy free, nut free, egg free yet delicious chocolate cupcake recipe? Meg from My Wholefood Romance saves the day!
Easy lamingtons
We've given this favourite kiwi classic a recipe makeover. Our version has all the flavoursome goodness of delicious lamington that we all know and love - minus the excess kilojoules.
Carrot, oat and orange muffins
Ring the changes at breakfast time with these yummy muffin. Tasty and light, they're perfect for sneaking more veggies into the kids when they're not looking too!
Easy pumpkin scones
If you have some leftover pumpkin then you are halfway to having a delicious batch of these Easy pumpkin scones. Just don't tell the kids that you have sneaked veggies into their favourite scones.
Owl cupcakes
These cute owl cupcakes are easy to make with the kids and perfect for fundraisers and fetes. Get baking for a cute afternoon tea treat.
Almond and yoghurt pound cake
This almond and yoghurt pound cake is a great lunch box filler and also delicious when served warm with chocolate sauce and ice-cream.
Quick scones
These quick scones are just like Nana used to make! A splash of lemonade and a dollop of cream in the mix and you've got a soft, easy to knead dough that will be in and out of the oven before you can say, butter and jam!
Jelly rainbow
This jelly rainbow is the perfect dessert dish for a rainbow-themed birthday party.
Special Muffins
Make the muffin mix then add whatever you like to make your muffins special.
Chocolate beetroot cake
Try this rich chocolate cake made with beetroot for a lovely, earthy bake that the kids will wolf down and not be any the wiser about the hidden veggie content! Great for a teatime treat or add a slice to their lunch boxes.
Butter biscuits with currants
Old fashioned, simple butter biscuits like Nan makes—you really can't beat them! These butter biscuits with currants are great with your morning cuppa or as a handy lunch box filler.
Pear and custard tart
Try this shortcrust pastry tart when you want something warming but still elegant for dessert. The homemade custard pairs beautifully with the pears. Best served warm.
Oreo poke cake
This delicious dessert has a layer of relish chocolate cake that you poke holes in, pour vanilla pudding mix into, then sprinkle with crushed Oreos and refrigerate. It's like a giant creamy Oreo cookie.
Brown sugar meringues
These brown sugar meringues are so easy that you will never buy meringues again. It takes so little time to mix up a batch and then you just pop them in the oven. We served them up with a delicious raspberry cream but they would also be great with fresh fruit and cream.
Honey-orange dairy free layer cake recipe
Dairy free, this moist and delicious tangy cake uses vegetable oil instead of butter and oranges to give it a zesty, zingy flavour. Dust with icing sugar for a teatime treat or serve with a dollop of cream for dessert.
Anzac brownies
This Anzac brownie slice has a base layer of crunchy golden Anzac biscuit with a top layer of fudgy chocolate brownie. Bake and enjoy with a pot of tea!
Choc rainbow squares
This chocolate square combines the deliciousness of a rich and moist cakey base with the crunchiness of brightly coloured Smarties on top.
Smiley cupcakes
These smiley cupcakes are really easy to make and super-yummy! Adding the sultanas makes the cupcakes more moist, but they're still just as delicious without them. Make these for your next birthday party!
Blackberry shortcake
This delicious blackberry shortcake is quick and easy to make. Filled with yummy whipped cream and juicy blackberries, it's guaranteed to impress your guests for morning or afternoon tea.
2 ingredient chocolate cupcakes
Make cupcakes with just 2 ingredients? Yes you can! Grab a box of chocolate cake mix and a can of Coke and off you go!
Flourless chocolate mousse cake
This rich, gooey, decadent flourless chocolate mousse cake ticks so many boxes. It's the perfect special occasion cake and would make a superb dessert for a dinner party served with cream and berries.
Anzac muffin
With all the flavours of the original Anzac biscuits, coconut and golden syrup, these muffins are moist and delicious. Pop them into lunch boxes or whip up a batch for afternoon tea.
Slow cooker pavlova
This slow cooker pavlova recipe is the easiest pavlova that you will ever cook. The slow cooker has the perfect low-heat and even temperature that pavlovas require for a consistent good result.
Easy five cup loaf
This 5 cup loaf is easy and can be made from ingredients in your pantry. It's a great fallback recipe for when you are out of eggs. Make and slice it for lunch box treats, or just pop it in the oven for afternoon tea.