My Little Pony birthday cake recipe
Give your horse-mad child a birthday surprise with this deliciously pretty My Little Pony birthday cake.
Snow balls
In a large bowl mix the Rice Bubbles, coconut milk powder, icing sugar and melted copha mixture, combine well.
White chocolate and rice bubbles rocky road
This recipe also works well when milk or dark chocolate is used instead of white chocolate.
Campfire birthday cake
Is your child an adventurer? How about a campfire cake that celebrates camping and the great outdoors - toasted marshmallow, anyone?
Spotty Dotty birthday cake
Spoil your kids by making this easy birthday cake recipe that features maltesers and smarties on top of a cake.
Over the Rainbow birthday cake
Send them looking for a pot of gold with this over the rainbow cake that's colourful and heartwarming all at once.
Moshi Monster birthday cake
Birthday cakes are a central part of every birthday party. Choose a birthday cake recipe to make that your child will love like this moshi monster cake.
Meringue drop dairy-free birthday cake
With yummy meringues on a dairy-free cake, this idea is perfect for any child with an allergy - and a pink preference!
Rhubarb and yoghurt cake
There's no need to cook the rhubarb before adding it to this delicious rhubarb and yoghurt cake batter. Just mix it all together and pop it in the oven for a quick, simple sweet treat.
Flourless chocolate cake
This rich decadent chocolate cake is gooey and has a lovely texture being flour free great for the lunch box or add cream and berries and you have a special dessert
Chewy coconut cookies
These are gorgeous quick coconut cookies that bake in less then 10 minutes
Traffic light cake pops
Use shop-bought cake, melted chocolate and Smarties to make these show stoppers
Choux pastry recipe
This recipe works well does exactly what it should every time. It can be used for eclairs or desserts or for savoury.
Caramel swirl cake
This easy recipe combines butter cake with the oozy decadence of an old-fashioned caramel slice. The caramel is a breeze to make, and is swirled through the cake batter for a delicious result.
Jam donuts
These are so simple to make you can use any type of berry jam and a dollop of cream. Who does not love a donut?
No-bake white chocolate cheesecake
White chocolate and cheesecake is a match made in heaven. This no-bake version is easy and no-fuss and it disappears quick-smart whenever I make it.
Choc-orange liqueur cake
This is a marble cake for grown-ups - two liqueurs! Wonderful with coffee.
Cupcakes
These are great for kids parties, decorate as you wish you can add sultanas to half the mixture for variety these freeze well and are so good for kids lunches
Fresh peach cake
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.
Hazelnut buttermilk and banana bread
This recipe makes a moist, nutty and absolutely delicious loaf. The mixture of hazelnuts and cacao powder give it a touch of Nutella flavour and the fresh hazelnut butter, bunch of bananas and whole-wheat flour all contribute to making this loaf, well, sort of, healthy.
Coconut cupcakes
These coconut cupcakes are dense and moist. They use coconut milk and dessicated coconut for flavour and they have a very similar texture to friands. Top them with delicious cream cheese icing flavoured with coconut essence
Fruit and oat squares
This recipe for fruit and oat squares makes up a delicious slice that's perfect for lunchboxes, after-school snacks or to serve up at your school's cake stall. Substitute the apricot for chocolate if you want to make them a little bit naughty.
Sneaky pumpkin muffins
These pumpkin muffins are great for lunchboxes or an after-school snack. The kids won't even notice that these savoury muffins are packed full of delicious pumpkin!
Chocolate raspberry roly poly
Chocolate and raspberries a marriage made in heaven. This is a simple recipe which is delicious and the entire family will love it.
Chocolate banana cake
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.
Rainbow cupcakes
These cute little cupcakes have pretty layers that are all the colours of the rainbow. Make them with your family for a fun rainy day activity or serve them up at your rainbow-themed party.
Banana bread muffins
These lovely banana muffins are a must in any lunchbox kids and adults will love them
Halloween skeleton cupcakes
Chocolate icing on vanilla cupcakes is the perfect crime. Just add skeletons to make it the perfect Halloween party treat this year.
Jelly crystal biscuits
These colourful jelly biscuits take on a delicate flavour from jelly crystals while keeping their shortbread texture. Pick your favourite colours and flavours and get the kids to help you roll these.You can also use this mixture as play dough and then bake them later.
Biscuit wands
With this easy biscuit wand recipe, you can have heaps of fun baking with your little fairy. We've made wands in the shapes of stars, hearts and circles but you could cut out biscuit wands in any shape that takes your fancy!