Spinach and mint pie

    This is a lovely vegetarian pie that even dedicated carnivores will enjoy. Feta and halloumi add a yummy cheesy flavour which make this a perfect pie to enjoy for lunch or for supper with a crisp salad and a jacket potato.

      Lamb and noodle salad

      Try this Asian-inspired salad for a nutritious dinner idea. Tender lamb fillets on a bed of crisp veggies and noodles topped with a creamy, spiced dressing make this a hearty salad that you'll make again and again.

        Bulgogi

        Bulgogi is a traditional Korean food that consists of marinated beef cooked on a hot plate or barbecue that you wrap in lettuce to eat. The marinade is the secret ingredient to super tasty dish.

          Mince fajitas

          This is a Mexican dish with super-powers - inside the meaty filling lurks a bunch of hidden vegetables. So even if your kids baulk at the lettuce and tomato added to the fajitas, you can feel a little bit smug about the fact that they're happily munching into veggies and they don't even know it!

            Chicken san choy bau

            Make sure you use the crisp inner leaves of the lettuce for this tasty Asian-inspired recipe. This is a great one for the kids to get stuck in but keep plenty of kitchen roll on hand for those sticky fingers.

              Fried rice

              Fried rice is a great dinner option that can be made to use up the vegetables you have in your fridge. Throw in a little meat and an egg and you have a complete meal. Cheap, quick and easy to make, fried rice is a popular family dinner.

                Macaroni cheese

                There's nothing simpler to make - or more comforting to eat - than macaroni cheese. Serve on its own for an easy Sunday dinner or as a side dish with a barbecue and a fresh green salad.

                  Caprese pizza

                  This is a traditional Italian pizza that has just three toppings that are the same colours as the Italian flag. The flavours are simple and satisfying and it’s really easy to make.

                    Silverbeet surprise

                    The surprise in silverbeet surprise is that it tastes delicious. Nothing like the soggy silverbeet you remember as a child! Cooked with onion, garlic, currants and pistachios this tastes great on its own or alongside your favourite cut of steak.

                      Kedgeree

                      This lightly curried fishy rice dish used to be served as a breakfast dish. Now it's great as an easy, midweek meal idea too and so easy to make.

                        Quinoa salad

                        This delicious ancient grain is pronounced keen-wah! You cook it using the absorption method and here it is served with fresh, crisp vegetables and topped with a creamy yoghurt dressing