Spicy pear crumble
If you love apple crumble, you'll love this twist on the classic that includes ginger and cinnamon along with pear.
If you love apple crumble, you'll love this twist on the classic that includes ginger and cinnamon along with pear.
This lovely light blueberry vanilla buttermilk cake will soon become a family favourite. Its light, fluffy and low in fat.
This banana and passionfruit is a great cake for taking on a picnic to the park. It is the perfect recipe to make when you are wondering how to use up those over ripe bananas in the fruit bowl.
Who can resist a chocolatey pudding with a delicious stream of yummy sauce that appears when you cut it open? Not us! Make this popular pudding and serve with vanilla ice cream as an extra treat.
These polar bear cupcakes are super-easy to make with the kids and perfect for fundraisers and fetes.
What's not to love about a freshly baked scone? This gluten-free version can be made sweet or savoury and makes a dozen.
You just can't beat the perfect lamington and this recipe makes lamingtons just like your grandma used to make. Bake these for your next cake stall or school fete.
This homemade muesli bar slice is a great addition for your child's lunchbox or after-school snack. You can even have it for breakfast if you're short on time.
This really is the best chocolate cake ever it does not need icing and is a cross between a brownie and a cake everyone will be back for seconds
This zesty cake uses polenta in its mix and has a citrus syrup glaze that soaks right in and makes the cake incredibly moist. Serve up for a special afternoon or with creme fraiche as a dinner party dessert.
This pretty bake is flavoured with rosewater essence that gives it a wonderful floral flavour with every bite. Topped with rosewater icing and decorated with icing roses, it's a garden masterpiece that's lovely as a weekend treat or as a birthday cake for Grandma.
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!
Just like the nursery rhyme, these muffins are filled with yummy orange and lemon flavours. They make a zingy afternoon snack or lunch box treat. They can also be made gluten free.
These delicious soft and velvety cupcakes are not overpowered by the banana so it allows the irresistible passionfruit flavour to come through.
This pretty birthday cake is easier to make than it looks. Buy shop-bought cakes, decorate with icing and then decorate with chocolate-dipped strawberries for a delicious celebratory bake.
This basic biscuit recipe is always winner, with gooey jam adding flair and fun to a buttery shortbread-style base.
This cake can be made entirely in the food processor. If you don't have one, buy almond or hazelnut meal instead of whole nuts, and whisk the ingredients in a bowl. Once in the oven, this cake will fill your house with its warm nutty aroma.
You're only four ingredients away from a fat-free moist coconut loaf that makes a great lunch box snack or after school treat. You'll love this cake recipe even more when we mention it's an all-in-one mix too!
A chocolate cake that looks like a graveyard? Now that is spooky and the kids will love making this with you. Get them icing the "gravestones" and crushing that "dirt".
Ideal for lunch boxes, these apple muffins are really yummy. Using grated apple means you get that lovely apple flavour but the kids won't even notice the apple in there!
You'll remember this recipe fondly from your childhood, and now you can help your children create their own childhood memories. These sweet little morsels are so simple to make - and taste crispy, sticky and delicious. A perfect party food that's simple to serve and is a hit with all ages.
All kids love the sweetness of condensed milk and now you can enjoy it too in this delicious caramel coconut slice. The layers of biscuit base, smooth caramel and crunchy coconut topping make this slice utterly irresistible.
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.
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.
These brownies taste great, are soft and fudgy but are relatively low in fat and calories without losing flavour.
This moist coconut loaf is easy to make and wonderful to eat with a cup of tea. Lovely eaten warm out of the oven, it's great as a lunch box treat too. Just slice and freeze in individual portions.
You know those delicious flourless orange cakes you can order with coffee at your local cafe? Well this is THAT cake! Now you can make it at home and enjoy it whenever you want. Fantastic news.
A moist cake with an applie layer. Serve this cake warm or cold plus it also freezes well for up to three months.
This is a single layer cake that has a heavy batter on the bottom covered in fruit and then a streusel topping. As the cake cooks, the heavier batter begins to buckle and push the topping upwards.