Easy apple roses
These fancy-looking apple pastries are so simple and the custard makes them so much more child friendly than the jamm-y version. Slice, roll, bake and you've got a plate full of yummy apple custard roses.
Peas and bacon
A tasty side dish that goes well with roasts and sausages and it's super simple to make. Steaming the peas keeps nutrients in and takes a lot less time to cook.
Fast chicken pasta
This recipe is all about getting that meal on the table fast. You want it quick, tasty and filling and this fits the bill on all three.
Three ingredient shortbread
Every body loves buttery shortbread these are easy to make and makes a lot so plenty for everyone
Birds nests
These make great easter treats that the kids will love to make. You can use any kind of treats to put in the nest. Wrap them up and give them away as gifts
Chicken pot sticker dumplings
These little chicken pot sticker dumplings are great fun for the kids to make and are full of delicious soupy goodness. They are Asian comfort food at their best and are so easy to make.
Lemon slice
This deliciously simple lemon slice has few ingredients, is easy to make and has great flavour. Pack it into lunch boxes or serve it for afternoon tea.
Easy lasagne recipe
Are you looking for a lasagne recipe that is easy and tasty as well? This recipe is full flavoured and will have friends and family coming back for more.
Chicken breast with creamy cauliflower bake
Serve this juicy chicken breast with a creamy cauliflower bake any night of the week and you'll soon have a new family favourite.
Lamb shanks with lentils
Nothing says winter like slow-cooked lamb in a rich tomato and lentil sauce. Shanks are affordable and delicious, the perfect choice for this simple dish. Here we simmer them slowly for 2 hours until they fall apart tender.
Chocolate sauce
Dark chocolate and cream - that's all you need to make this delectable, smooth rice sauce that's as good over ice cream as it is as a dipping sauce for fruit kebabs.
Stained glass window sandwiches
This easy sandwich recipe is a lovely way to ring the changes with the kids' lunch boxes when sandwich fatigue has set in. Use cookie cutters to cut the 'windows' from a slice of bread so that the filling shows through. Perfect for a party too!
Coconut biscuits
These coconut biscuits are simple, tasty and easy on the budget. They are perfect for kids to cook and made from simple pantry ingredients.
Quinoa and apple porridge
Start your morning with this uber healthy quinoa porridge with brown sugar apples and toasted nuts. Amazing!
Fruit skewers
Let the kids loose on this one as they choose their favourite fruit to thread on to skewers. Dip them in yoghurt and then roll in coconut, chocolate (or both!) for a fun and fruity treat
Peanut brittle
Make this peanut brittle in minutes and serve as a sweet treat at a party or put in a pretty jar and give to a friend as a gift. Either way, it's a winner!
One pan chicken and sage dinner
When you have to get dinner on in a hurry, then this one pan chicken and sage dinner is your friend. It uses chicken breasts, no-peel potatoes and snap frozen vegetables all in one pan. Does it get any easier?
2 ingredient Nutella cake
Yes, this cake has just 2 ingredients - Nutella and eggs. You have to give it a go so you know exactly how delicious and easy this is.
Leek and goat’s cheese tart
When sandwich fatigue hits, this decadent tart makes for a wonderfully indulgent lunch. The smaller size is perfect for two, or you can cut daintier portions for three or four and serve it with a huge green salad and some crusty bread. Either way, you'll be wishing for a second helping.
Honey yoghurt cupcakes recipe
This scrummy cupcake recipe makes the most of fresh berries, yoghurt and honey to fill the moist orange-flavoured sponge. A healthy lunch box treat that's as delicious as it looks.
Nan’s zucchini loaf
This is a beautifully moist loaf that tastes of vanilla and cinnamon, not zucchini! It will keep in the fridge for a month - not that it will last that long! Pop some in the kids' lunchbox for a tasty snack that's a little bit healthy, too.
Savoury mince
Savoury mince is always a crowd-pleaser recipe. Not only does it make an easy and delicious dinner for the family, but it is fantastic as a snack the next day, warmed up and eaten on a piece of toast.
Sausage and mushroom pasta
This sausage and mushroom pasta is a robust dish made with pork and fennel sausages. Its a recipe that is great for mums with busy days because it can be on the table within 20 minutes of arriving home if you move around as quickly as Jamie Oliver! Perhaps half an hour if you are more like me.
Easy scones
Whip up a batch of these easy peasy scones before the kids get in from school and serve them up with strawberry jam as an afternoon treat. Better still; make a double batch and freeze the leftovers for lunch boxes!
Prawn, watermelon and feta salad
This is a great light meal for those scorching hot day you can also serve the watermelon salad in 10-12 small bowls, chop the prawns into 1cm pieces and distribute evenly between bowls.
Gluten-free pikelets
Great for lunch boxes, after school snacks and something-different-for-breakfast days.
Pesto pasta pronto
Dinner doesn't get much easier or quicker than this pesto pasta. A great meat-free meal on it's own, you can also adapt it to your own tastes by adding chicken, bacon, asparagus or peas.
Spaghetti with tuna and olives
This easy spaghetti recipe will amaze you with its simplicity. It is full-flavoured and can be easily made from pantry items.You can have it on the table in less than 20 minutes.
Banana and walnut bread
Try this simple and delicious Banana and Walnut Bread recipe. Fast and easy to prepare with less cooking time than traditional Banana Bread.