Strawberry jam
Make use of seasonal berries with this easy strawberry jam recipe you can make in the microwave. There's nothing like a jar of homemade jam to eat with your toast
Marshmallow bubble slice
Three ingredients are all it takes to make this marshmallow bubble slice. Melt butter, add marshmallows and rice puffs and you've got yourself a homemade LCM bar for the kids' lunch boxes. Result!
Baked eggs for dinner
The kids will get a real kick out of eating this yummy breakfast dish for their evening meal. Serve baked eggs for dinner, and there'll be empty plates all round, guaranteed!
Gummi Bear lollipops
Do you have lots of Gummi bears at your house? Want to do something fun with them? Melt them into these cute lollipops for a fun activity with the kids.
Healthy hoisin chicken pizza
These healthy Hoisin chicken pita pizzas will be ready in the same time it takes you to make pizza dough. Kids love these sweet and savoury flavours.
Tomato and onion pie
This easy vegetarian dish makes a lovely light meal on its own or can be served as an accompaniment. With softly cooked tomatoes and onions at its base, it also has a delicious crunchy topping of baked breadcrumbs.
Easy homemade yoghurt
You can make delicious yoghurt at home for around $1.50 per kilo if you follow our directions. It's the most economical form of yoghurt making and so easy you will be making a batch every day.
Slow-roasted beetroot with goats cheese and pine nuts
This slow roasted beetroot can be a modern and delicious addition to your traditional Sunday roast, or a side dish to your favourite barbecued meat, and a vegetarian dish on it's own with a tossed salad.
Bacon and onion sausage bake
This bacon and onion sausage bake turns run-of-the-mill bangers and mash into something a bit fancy. It has a delicious sauce made from thick-cut bacon, roasted onions and a hint of balsamic and honey.
Fish and Bok Choy noodle stir fry
With delicious Asian flavours this fish and bok choy stir fry is served with hokkien noodles and tastes so good your whole family will love it. Add some sweet chilli sauce on top if you like it a little spicy.
Bacon Stuffed Avocados
These avocados are stuffed with a delicious tangy avocado smash that is studded with bacon, grape tomatoes and feta. Serve as a starter, at brunch or just as a snack.
Five spice lamb and broccolini stirfry
The entire family will love this delicious tasty stir fry it is luscious and tasty and is just as good warmed up the next day as left overs for lunch
Slow cooker chocolate fudge
The slow cooker is the ideal slow and constant heat that you need to make this slow cooker chocolate fudge. You can make a few variations but this is so delicious that all of them will disappear in a flash.
Berry fools
A fool is a classic English dessert that combines cream, fruit and meringue. Try this easy Berry Fool that includes marshmallows, strawberries and a grating of chocolate across the top.
Mini quiches with hidden veg
These cheesy mini quiches will be popular with your kids - and they need never know that they are packed full of healthy vegetables that have been pureed and sneakily hidden in the egg and cheese mixture. Yum!
Devilled sausages
Sausages are one of the more budget-friendly meat options for families but they can become very same-same. So spice things up a bit the next time you are thinking of serving sausages with this super-quick, super-delicious spin on a family favourite.
Jam roly poly pudding
The kids will love helping make this simple jam roly poly pudding - its just like a bread and butter pudding only better!
Simple spanish omelette
Here's what you make when you've got leftover boiled spuds and fresh veggies to use up - Spanish omelette! Serve on its own as a tasty lunch dish or with salad and crusty bread for a more substantial dinner.
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.
Stuffed Sweet Potatoes (Kumara)
Try this wonderfully healthy variation on a margherita pizza - sweet potatoes (kumara) stuffed with pasta sauce, herbs and cheese.
Chilli con carne
Chilli con carne is an easy Mexican recipe you can whip up in no time at all - and served with all the trimmings, you can enjoy a delicious Mexican feast with next to no effort at all.
Meatballs with couscous
These meatballs with couscous is a great budget-friendly dinner. The sweet-spicy couscous is a nice contrast to the meatballs. You may like to make the meatballs quite plain so that the kids will eat them.
Basic cupcakes
This has to be the easiest recipe ever for basic cupcakes, with five ingredients and just 15 minutes baking time. The time you save cooking them, leaves more time for decorating the cupcakes, which is the fun part for the kids.
Easy zucchini slice
This is great for lunch with a side salad or great for entertaining. Just cut it into bite size pieces and garnish, if you are vegetarian simply leave out the ham.
Sushi Rice
To make great sushi you need to make the real sushi rice this is a easy fail safe recipe
Fruity Pizzas
These fruity pizzas are a sweet snack that is made from pikelets spread with orange cream cheese whip and topped with fresh fruit. Kids will love making these with a grown-up's help.
Tomato and bacon soup
Roasting the tomatoes first in this easy soup recipe really adds to the flavour. Adding bacon to the soup adds a lovely smokey hint too. Serve with plenty of crusty bread and some vintage cheddar. Yummo!
Jelly biscuits
So much fun the kids will love helping to make these you can use different coloured jelly crystals and smarties they make a great birthday party food or for a school fair