Savoury teddy scones with beef and mash
A fun mince recipe that makes teddy-shaped dumplings on a gravy-rich bed of beef and mashed potato. Kids love helping make the teddy scones while mum can get on cooking with the rest.
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.
White chocolate crispy biscuits
Your kids will love making these fun biscuits made from Rice Bubbles and white chocolate bits. You could also stick these easy biscuits together with Nutella to make super-sized biscuit sandwiches.
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.
Tasty tacos
This taco recipe may seem more difficult than the simple boxed taco kits, but the taste is so much better and cuts down on all the preservatives in those little packets. And the kids just love taco night!
Tuna and rice casserole
Use pantry staples to make this tasty casserole that kids love and is kind on your budget too. Make the most of leftover rice and you can have this cheesy, veggie-laden meal on the table in 20 minutes.
Easy gnocchi
This simple homemade gnocchi is combined with a tasty tomato sauce that will give you the satisfaction of making your own pasta from scratch. It's a lot easier than you think!
Strawberry and banana smoothie
To give the smoothie a bit of flair, try slicing a whole strawberry partway through and then slide it onto the rim of the glass.
Cheese sticks
These yummy cheese sticks use ready made puff pastry and grated cheese to make a super quick savoury snack or party nibble that go down a treat with a glass (or two!) of wine.
Jam doughnut cupcakes
Love donuts? Love cupcakes? Well then, isn't this recipe a little bit of genius? In fact, jam doughnut cupcakes are just about the very best thing to have for afternoon tea.
Sleepy koala sandwich
Ever had a koala over for lunch? Well, now you can! This super cute koala sandwich will delight the kids - and maybe even entice them to eat it all up!
Baked oatmeal cups
These oatmeal cups are a great healthy breakfast treat. Even though they look like a muffin, they are designed for you to pour milk or cream over when they are warm and eat like a cereal cake.
Cookie Monster cupcakes
This Cookie Monster cupcake recipe is great for little bakers. They are also perfect to take to school for birthdays or even just to delight your little guests at your next birthday party.
Marvellous meatloaf
Meatloaf makes a great family meal and this one combines lean mince and hidden veggies to make it a kiddie favourite too. Serve hot with creamy mash and veggies or cold in sandwiches or with salad.
Mini bacon and egg pies
Quiches are easy to make when you use pre-prepared pastry sheets like this recipe. Full of bacon and eggs, these mini quiches make a perfect hot or cold snack.
Southern fried chicken
Better than store-bought, this recipe for southern fried chicken will have everyone scrambling for more. It is to die for! Perfect for finger food or pair it up with your favourite sides for a scrumptious family meal.
Mac and cheese
Enjoy a comforting bowl of good old Mac and cheese to fill your tum and warm your cockles. This recipe includes green beans for extra fibre and parmesan to boost the flavour.
Princess crown cupcakes
For a princess who wants a perfect party cake, cook up princess crown cupcakes which will delight even the fussiest of little girls. Decorated with fondant icing, this recipe details clear decorating instructions to help any mum make an impressive cake.
Vegetable pasties
These cheesy vegetable pasties have a tasty filling of sweet potato and carrot which make toddlers particularly partial to them for an afternoon tea snack or as a light lunch. They're great for lunch boxes too whether you're big or small!
Hidden vegetable meatloaf
Meatloaf is a delicious comfort food that is great teamed with gravy and mashed potatoes, or sliced cold and served on sandwiches. This one has hidden vegetables.
Chocolate pudding with chocolate sauce and pistachio ice cream
Chocolate pudding with decadent chocolate sauce this silky smooth dessert can be served with ice cream, cream or if you want to be a little bit good use yoghurt
Blackberry and peach smoothie
This easy, fast blackberry and peach smoothie is great way to start the day. With blackberries and fresh peach, diet yoghurt and skim milk, not only does is deliver a blast of berry, creamy flavour to thrill the kids, but is healthy, filling and diet friendly for you! A great breakfast or snack.
Baked cinnamon doughnuts with Nutella filling
These baked treats are absolutely delicious and even better than their deep-fried counterparts. The kids can definitely help with nearly every step of the recipe and will love the end result ... as will you!
Anzac slice
Anzac biscuits are a favourite with kids so try this recipe that takes the classic recipe and turns it into a slice. Using the same delicious oats, coconut and golden syrup, it's perfect for lunch boxes and afternoon tea.
Banana palm trees
These cute little banana palm trees are a great way to make fruit interesting for your kids. They will be so busy playing with the shapes that they will forget how healthy fruit is.
Orange syrup pancakes
Pancakes become something pretty special with the addition of a beautifully zesty orange syrup sauce. Serve with creme fraiche for a lovely dessert.