Pikelets
Pikelets really are the ultimate in easy snacks to make at home - and is there a child anywhere who doesn't love a warm pikelet eaten straight from the frying pan?
Marshmallow cereal bars
Much like the bars you can buy at the supermarket, these marshmallow cereal bars can be added as a treat to your child's lunch box or you could make a batch for the cake stall.
Veggie fritters
Great if you want to use up veggies in the fridge, these wholesome fritters are wonderful with a rasher of crispy bacon and a poached egg. Use whatever combo takes your fancy for a light lunch or breakfast side.
Prosciutto and egg pies
These yummy pies are great for a light meal or packed into a picnic basket on a sunny day. Hidden veggies from the spinach and the perfect combo of eggs, cheese and prosciutto makes this a winner for lunch boxes too. Delish!
Turkish bread pizzas
Using turkish bread as a pizza base is a nice change and super quick.
Italian tomato sauce
This sauce is so easy even a novice can do it. It's a great sauce for: Chicken parmigiana - Pour over crumbed chicken and cover with mozzarella and tasty cheese; Bolognaise sauce - Add to cooked diced onion, browned beef mince and add some tomato paste; Arrabiata sauce - Just add chilli to the tomato sauce.
Pasta bits with cherry tomatoes and pesto
Ideal for when you need to get dinner on the table in a hurry, this pasta with cherry tomatoes and pesto is super-quick to prepare. Sprinkle with parmesan to serve.
Best baked beans ever
If baked beans from a tin just dont do it for you, then try this recipe - we reckon you'll think they're the best baked beans ever. Serve them up at family brunch or store them in the fridge to reheat for a protein-packed breakfast.
Cake in a mug
This chocolate cake in a mug is a chocoholic's dream and you can make it in less than 5 minutes - and yes, that does include mixing and cooking time! This cake is dangerous and delicious. Find a scoop of ice-cream to eat with it or just wait in front of your microwave with your spoon ready!
Choc-cornflake surprises
The big surprise here is that you only need two pantry staples to make these yummy after school or naughty lunch box treat! Melt a Mars Bar and mix with cornflakes to make these chewy, crunchy delights. Perfect party food too
Banana and choc chip muffins
Baking with bananas is a great way to use up over-ripe bananas - and to get something delicious to eat too! These banana and choc chip muffins have a wonderful banana flavour and are studded with little pieces of chocolate.
Super healthy cottage pie
This cottage pie is made super healthy with lean turkey and sweet potato. It is healthy comfort food which means you can have your pie and eat it too.
Tuna melts
English muffins topped with tuna, veggies and cheese, all golden and bubbly, make these a delicious hot snack or lunch. We know they're hard to resist but take care not to burn your mouths with impatience!
Tim Tam cake pops
These Tim Tam cake pops have just three ingredients and you can decorate them any way you like. They are so easy that you can get the kids to help.
Chocolate biscuits
These biscuits are so delicious, I have to hide them in the pantry or the kids will eat them all in one sitting. They are a little chocolate indulgence and great to have with a cup of tea or coffee.
Chicken pancakes
Looking for a comforting dinner that is guaranteed to be eaten with relish by every member of your family? Then this is it! Chicken breasts in white sauce wrapped in a soft crepe and baked under a blanket of sauce and cheese. Delicious.
Easy spaghetti bake
For a different take on mince, try this easy spaghetti bake. This recipe uses mince, spaghetti, and a tomato sauce to make a yummy bolognaise oven bake that your kids will just adore. Even better, if you're short on time, just mix in last night's spag bol with the spaghetti and bake. Too easy.
Chocolate crackles
Chocolate crackles are a birthday party favourite with all kids of all ages. They're super easy to make and, if you're lucky, there may be a couple left over for adults to enjoy, too.
Pan-fried fish with pea mash
Perfect for dinner this white fished served on top of a pea mash looks great and tastes delicious. You may like to add some salt and pepper to the mash, but we like it flavoured with just the basil and butter.
Gentle lamb and apple curry
This mild and easy-to-eat curry is a great way to introduce your kids to Indian spices. Serve it with rice and little bowls of coconut, yoghurt and papadums for a fun, yummy and interactive dinner.
Pork and sage meatloaf with apples
Classic meatloaf with a twist, this recipe uses lean pork to keep it light and apple to give a little sweetness. The kids will love it.
Mary May’s crunchy on toast
Incorporating egg, bacon and cheese on toast, this is the perfect Sunday night dinner - easy, comfort food and the kids can help mix.
Tomato, mozzarella and basil stacks
Stack up slices of tomato, mozzarella and fresh basil for a fun and delicious alternative to a traditional salad at your next BBQ. It's the perfect side to barbecued meat or ham.
Slow Cooker Chicken Soup
A gorgeous yellow elixir of chicken goodness with all the healing powers that chicken soup can possess. This super-easy chicken soup is a set-and-forget recipe. You can feed a hungry crowd by just adding more water to the pot
Healthy roast pumpkin salad
This gorgeous roast pumpkin salad is similar to a summer potato salad but made with roast pumpkin. Healthy and delicious.
Fruit and yoghurt roll-ups
These delicious frozen fruit and yoghurt rolls start with plain flour tortillas and end up as a healthy snack that your kids will love. Pop them into their lunch box or serve them up after school for a healthy snack.
Healthy turkey parmigiana
This healthy turkey parmigiana is lighter take on the traditional Italian classic, using lean turkey, loads of herby tomato sauce and light mozzarella.
Apple, mango and almond crumble
A delicious combination of buttery mangoes and apples topped with a crunchy crumble topping. This recipe is packed full of delicious almonds that are all golden brown and crunchy when they come out of the oven. Serve it with cream or ice-cream.
Family meat pie
This meat pie is big enough for the whole family and is a real winner when served up for dinner. Making the meat filling the day before means this pie is super-easy to put together.
Carrot cake
Carrot cake is a nutritious cake recipe that delivers a big serve of healthy carrot in a yummy cake that also includes the sweetness of pineapple and the crunch of walnuts.