Honey soy chicken
Chicken drumsticks marinated in soy sauce and honey are always a popular - and sticky! - dinner for kids. This recipe is quick to make and goes well with plain rice and steamed vegetables.
Healthy bacon and vegetable frittata
If you're running short of time but still want to make a nutritious dinner for the family, this healthy bacon and vegetable frittata will save the day. It's packed full of goodness and will be on the table and ready to eat in 20 minutes.
Beef and pineapple kebabs
These kebabs are wonderfully colourful and tasty this combination is great and it might just get the kids interested
Slow cooked beef
Enjoy this beef casserole cooked in a slow cooker. Using mushrooms, bacon, beef and a splash of red wine, it is the tastiest - and easiest - winter dinner you can serve your family.
Blueberry buttermilk cake
This lovely light blueberry vanilla buttermilk cake will soon become a family favourite. Its light, fluffy and low in fat.
Microwave brownie
If you are in need of a chocolate fix then this microwave brownie is for you! Mix it in a mug and pop it into the microwave. When it beeps, top it with a scoop of ice cream for a delicious dessert.
Cheat’s pavlova
Add some bling to a bought meringue case with plenty of colourful fruit and lots of fresh cream. One slice is never enough ...
Tom Yum soup
Sweet spicy sour and salty this Thai soup is delicious the entire family will love it add some crunchy prawns to make it a complete meal.
Jelly berry mess
This is such a fun dessert! This raspberry-filled jelly layered with meringue and yoghurt looks amazing when served in tall glasses. And they taste great, too!
Banana and passionfruit cake
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.
Mexican rice
An easy meat-free option for your next dinner, this Mexican rice includes a tasty four-bean mix. The kids will love this for dinner. Omit the chilli if you don't like it too spicy.
Roasted ratatouille
This roasted ratatouille is packed full of flavour. Somehow when you bake, rather than cook it in a saucepan, the flavours become more intense and the whole thing much more exciting. This version has some added fill-factor thanks to the chickpeas.
Strawberry pops
Kids of all ages LOVE to make these. They are great for birthday parties, sleep overs or picnics.
Sunshine breakfast smoothie
This fruity smoothie uses a fruitbowl of fresh goodies to make a delicious drink. Perfect for breakfast but delicious at any time of day.
Stuffed jacket potatoes
Microwave jacket potatoes are a great after-school snack or a perfect Sunday night dinner. Try the sour cream and green onion topping or open the fridge and let your imagination run wild.
Feta and spinach muffins
Freezer friendly and perfect to eat for brunch or to add to lunch boxes, these savoury muffins are deliciously filling.
Paris mashed potato
Milk, cream and butter are what make this mashed potato extra special. Just remember to warm them first so you get the lightest, creamiest, yummiest mash around.
Easy coconut loaf
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!
Corn and tuna patties
These corn and tuna patties are a tasty option for dinner or even lunch for the kids. Lightly pan fried you will have these whipped up in no time
Love heart fairy bread
Set little hearts thumping with this dainty love heart fairy bread. Surprise the kids with it for afternoon tea, or let them join in the fun of making it themselves.
Easy rice paper rolls
These easy rice paper rolls are so simple that your kids will be able to roll their own. Fill them with our ingredients or ring the changes according to what you have in your fridge.
Pork meatballs
Moist pork meatballs with Asian-inspired flavours that are baked, not fried, to make healthy bites for a party platter. Serve them cold in a sub for a hearty lunch.
Easy crumbed fish
It's really easy to crumb your own fish and this recipe shows you how. Perfect for any firm, white fish, serve with chips and lemon.
Ice cream cookie crunch
Great as a party food idea, these ice cream sandwiches use shop-bought cookies and ice cream to make a kiddie favourite. Roll them in choc chips for a decadent dessert or, try sprinkles if you fancy a pretty rainbow affect.
No-cook tomato and basil pasta sauce
This fresh veggie pasta sauce requires absolutely no cooking! A fantastic healthy dish full of Mediterranean flavours and topped with creamy mozzarella.
Turkey pesto roll-ups
An easy snack and a great way to use up left over turkey.
Easy banana cake
Banana cake is a favourite snack for hungry kids. Not only is it packed with healthy and nutritious bananas, it tastes delicious and is really easy to make. Try this banana cake recipe that is easier to make than most.
Microwave chocolate fudge
This gorgeous chocolate fudge only takes seconds to make a quick thing to whip up when you don't have something for the school fair
Classic layered salad
In a large glass bowl, this layered salad is quite the centrepiece. Let people admire it before serving, because it implodes once you start serving! A lovely combination of creamy dressing and crisp cool vegetables.