Filo pie ponds
Here's a recipe the kids can help you with. Using filo pastry as the pie cup, fill the cups with egg, ham and cheese for a tasty weekend dinner that everyone will love.
Crispy chicken thighs with rosemary and potatoes
Try this tasty dinner when you want a roast without the fuss. Everything's cooked in one pan and finished off under the grill to make sure it's deliciously golden. Serve with steamed veggies for a complete and easy meal.
Cauliflower tots
These cheesy tots are so delicious that no one will even know their main ingredient is cauliflower. Rustle these hidden-veg morsels up for a tasty snack or lunch box treat your littlies will love.
Banana and apple bread
This recipe combines spicy banana bread with lush cinnamon flavoured apples that makes a delicious and moist loaf. More fruit and less cake, perfect lunchboxes or morning tea.
Frozen yoghurt pops
Healthy yogurt is a great snack for the kids but did you know you could use it as an easy path to healthy ice blocks too? Check out this cool trick
Berry ripple cream
Try this creamy fruit dessert when you want something quick, easy and delicious. The berries mix with cream, honey and yoghurt to create a deceptively light, yet decadent, dessert. Yum!
Egg men with crispy bacon toasts
Enjoy a perfectly cooked boiled egg served with fingers of bacon and toast with this delicious - and very easy - breakfast recipe.
Chicken strips
I don’t shallow or deep fry very often. However, I did make an exception with these chicken strips as they are shallow fried. And they are sensational, so will be making these a regular ‘sometimes food’!
Monogrammed cupcakes
These cupcakes are simple to make and decorate, but spectacular and sophisticated! Perfect for a first birthday party, where many of the guests are often adults Older kids are also very pleased to have individualised surprises.
Princess birthday cake
This over-the-top cake pays homage to old-fashioned Dolly Varden cakes. Perfect for any little princess lovers!
Balloon birthday cake
Kids will be wowed with this bright and colourful balloon birthday cake, which tastes just as good as it looks!
No bake raspberry rice rectangles
Try this no-bake recipe for a party to prepare for or as a different lunch box treat to try. This fruity slice is made with marshmallows, oats and raspberries for a delicious sweet snack and nut free
White chocolate raspberries
These white chocolate filled raspberries are a total taste sensation. Raspberries are fabulous on their own but when you fill their little cups with warm melted white chocolate, they become sublime!
Bubble and squeak
Use fresh veggies to make these lovely veggie patties that go down a treat with a cooked brunch or with cold cuts of meat. They're also a wonderful way to use up leftover roast veggies.
Chicken teriyaki meatballs
These delicious chicken teriyaki meatballs are baked and egg-free. They come with a delicious teriyaki sauce that is packed full of flavour.
Halloween cannelloni zombie families
This is a fun yet seriously yummy dinner to make around Halloween. Decorate your zombies however you fancy, and have fun making them look as silly and/or scary as you can!
Low-fat zucchini sticks
These low-fat baked zucchini sticks have a tasty crumb and a delicious tomato dipping sauce that your family will love. These are flavourful and healthy all on one plate.
Cheesy poppers
You could try eating only one of these tasty little bites, but be warned: they are way too tasty to stop at one. Cheesy poppers make a great after school snack or lunch when served with a salad. You could also whip up a batch when youre entertaining.
Simple chicken soup
A bowl of steaming homemade chicken soup is good for your body and soul! This one uses lots of veggies and a whole chook for a tasty nutritious boost.
Beef kebabs
Finding a family meal that appeals to adults and kids alike can be challenging. These easy beef kebabs come with two different marinade options, which means you can enjoy the same meal together with a sophisticated kick for the adults.
Peanut biscuits
We know that peanuts are no longer school lunch box friendly, but if your family doesn’t have a peanut allergy then these peanut biscuits make a great after school snack.
No bake coconut and date balls
No bake coconut balls contain just two ingredients and they are super healthy. Pop them into lunch boxes, snack on them after exercise and use them to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Easy lamingtons
We've given this favourite kiwi classic a recipe makeover. Our version has all the flavoursome goodness of delicious lamington that we all know and love - minus the excess kilojoules.
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.
Messy cheese pies
These little quiches are a big hit with my kids because the flaky (messy) pastry appeals to their taste buds and sense of chaos. I like them because you can hide egg, corn and other yellowish vegetables (pureed pumpkin, carrot, yellow zucchini etc)
Mexican crunch
All the flavours of Mexico combine to make this easy, kid-pleasing dinner. Serve the crushed corn chips in individual bowls and let the kids help themselves to the spiced mince, veggies and cheese. Easy peasy.
Jelly rainbow
This jelly rainbow is the perfect dessert dish for a rainbow-themed birthday party.
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.