Frog in the pond cupcakes
Chocolate cupcakes topped with green and blue icing and frog lollies - could party food be more cute? Kids won't be able to resist these sweet treats!
Spaghetti and meatballs cupcakes
These cute cupcakes are going to be your April Fools' prank that will leave the whole family with a giant smile on their faces. They look just like spaghetti and meatballs but these are vanilla cupcakes, iced and topped with jam and a Lindt ball.
Choc chip fun faces muffins
Perfect for birthday parties, your kids will love to help you decorate these choc chip muffins with a funny lolly face on each.
Mocha amaretti
These Italian almond biscuits boast a mocha flavour that make them go down perfectly with a cup of coffee after dinner or as a side to a mousse or ice cream dessert.
Coconut cake
Coconut works so well in cakes - not only is it a lovely flavouring, it also guarantees that the final product will be moist and delicious. And this easy cake is no exception. Perfect as a simple birthday cake, a slice of this coconut cake would work just as well in the lunch box.
Orange and oatbran muffins
Muffins only take a few minutes to prepare and make me feel virtuous when I pop them, instead of processed treats, into my kids lunch boxes.
Nana’s Cinnamon Rolls
Once assembled, Nana's cinnamon rolls can be popped into the fridge and you can bake them the next morning. (It beats getting up at 5am like my Nana used to!)
Chocolate flecked banana cake
A delicious twist on the traditional banana cake this recipe includes lots of yummy chocolate in it, too. The kids will gobble this up and they won't even notice the banana.
Raspberry jewel cake
The jewel in this moist butter cake are the raspberries which are studded throughout. Every slice gives you a fruity burst of flavour that's wonderful as part of an afternoon tea or as a weekend treat.
Rubber duckie cupcakes
These rubber duckie cupcakes are great fun they are a plain cupcake batter and decorated with yellow fondant icing
Lemon delicious pudding
This citrus pudding boasts a layer of lemon sponge with another luscious layer of tangy curd underneath. Dusted with icing sugar and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it's a recipe you'll come back to again and again.
Bananas foster
This simple dessert is made by cooking bananas until they're soft in a buttery cinnamon syrup with rum. The alcohol is burned off during cooking so they're safe for kids to enjoy too. Serve with a scoop of ice cream.
Choc chip beetles
These gorgeous choc chip beetles are just perfect for your next child's birthday party. Easy to make, they use round-based cupcakes as their base.
Super easy chocolate cupcakes
These super easy chocolate cupcakes will satisfy that chocolate craving quickly and the kids will love cooking these too! They are a mix-all-together style cupcake that skips the complicated steps, which makes them perfect for cooking with kids.
Party Lamingtons
Lamingtons are an enduring favourite and the perfect party food for good reason - they taste great, are fun to make and look pretty.
Apple spice biscuits
These biscuits are a fabulous lunch box filler as a couple of biscuits are very filling and not too unhealthy either
Walnut loaf with apple butter
This loaf keeps for a few days and is great sliced thinly and spread with the apple butter then made into a little ‘sandwich’ for morning tea.
Date & nut muffins
Dates, nuts and a little pinch of nutmeg is a classic taste combination. This muffin recipe makes the most of these tasty ingredients to create a muffin that's perfect for school and work snacks.
Coconut balls
With only four ingredients, these apricot and coconut balls are the perfect treat to make with your kids. They'll love shaping the coconut balls in their hands and then rolling them in the desiccated coconut. Easy and delicious!
Clown cupcakes
Easy to make, these sweet clown cupcakes will bring a smile of delight to your birthday child's face!
Exquisite banana cake
Use up old bananas with this moist, spiced banana cake recipe. Save for a teatime treat or slice and freeze ready for the lunch box.
Homemade muesli bars
Muesli bars are an easy snack to drop into your kids' lunch boxes but they can be expensive - and full of sugar, fat and who knows what else! Try making these healthy homemade muesli bars instead - your kids won't taste the difference.
Homemade donuts recipe
I've been looking for a donut recipe forever. A tried and tested one; one that would taste authentic. And with this recipe, I have found it!
Mango cheesecake with passionfruit sauce
This is a classic no-bake mango cheesecake with a sweet passionfruit sauce. It is perfect for entertaining and so easy even the kids can help you make it.
Gluten-free choc chip cupcakes
Miss out no longer! These gluten-free choc chip cupcakes are delicious! The almond meal makes these cupcakes yummy and wonderfully indulgent. Top with the icing and a gluten-free teddy bear biscuit and you can have an easy teddy bear party theme!
Apple and buttermilk cake
This rich, dense apple and buttermilk cake is slow-baked to yield a beautiful caramelised apple topping. Enjoy it still warm from the oven with a dollop of cream for the perfect afternoon tea treat.
Chocolate star biscuits
A fun Christmas tradition, kids and adults alike will love cutting festive Christmas cookies. They also make great Christmas gifts for friends.
Oat date and honey muffins
A great option for your child's lunchbox, these oat, date and honey muffins are sure to be a hit. Make a batch on the weekend!
Sweet potato muffin recipe
Make these as a healthy alternative for the lunch box or a Saturday after sport snack
Chocolate clusters
With only three ingredients in this Chocolate clusters recipe, this is the perfect chocolatey treat you kids will love to make - and eat!