Hamburgers are a tried-and-true dinner favourite with most kids. Simply load the dinner table with beef patties, fresh bread and a generous supply of salad vegetables such as avocado, tomato and beetroot, as well as cheese and sauces, and let your family build their own personalised hamburger.
Kids will love this fun plate of fruit and vege and they will learn something as well
Here's what to make when you have leftover pumpkin risotto - arancini balls! Rolling cold risotto into balls, coating in breadcrumbs and then frying gives the most delicious snack, lunch box filler or even another main meal if you serve them up with veggies. Delish!
These lovely banana muffins are a must in any lunchbox kids and adults will love them
Try this simple dessert when you want to get the kids to eat more fruit without nagging! Layer up pretty glasses with yoghurt and grapes for a colourful dessert that will see them begging for more.
These colourful jelly biscuits take on a delicate flavour from jelly crystals while keeping their shortbread texture. Pick your favourite colours and flavours and get the kids to help you roll these.You can also use this mixture as play dough and then bake them later.
This unusual pasta bake has layers of yummy meatballs, creamy sauce and pasta for a filling dinner that the whole family will love. Make two and pop one in the freezer so you always have a tasty meal to hand.
You are correct; this has leftovers written all over it! But a very tasty serve of leftovers it is. Cook up your favourite sausages and combine it with your leftover roast veggies and you have a very yummy warm salad for dinner.
A perfect meal for a cold Winter's night, this beef and carrot casserole cooked in the slow cooker is extra delicious when served with creamy mashed potato.
This sweet slice recipe doesn't need any baking and uses pantry ingredients which makes it a double winner in our eyes! Make it for a school cake sale or as a weekend treat for the kids
Looking for a nifty biscuit recipe you can whip up with ingredients you won't have to go to the shops for? Try this easy recipe that takes a couple of Weet-Bix and turns them into something truly delicious.
These little fish and potato pies are perfect for a toddler meal. With creamy mashed potato and mild-flavoured fish, the entire family will enjoy it - just watch them clear their plates.
Make your pizzas completely portable by folding them into tasty little pockets with the ingredients on the inside. They're delicious cold and make an ideal picnic or lunch box filler.
These fast little rocket and mushroom pies can be made easily, perfect for little hands and ideal for packing into lunch boxes.
This delicious bars have just two ingredients and they are perfect for school lunch boxes. There is no baking, no buying, no nuts and they are sweet and healthy!
There's something about shoestring fries that makes the most ardent hot chip lover, salivate. Here's how to make these thin and crispy bites of goodness that go perfectly with a steak, fried fish or indeed, anything!
Quick easy alternative for pizza for little hands they taste delicious
This a super-easy recipe and the cupcakes are puffy, golden and perfect for topping with your favourite buttercream icing.
This yummy chicken pie is packed full of veggies for a nutritious dinner. With its tasty sauce and crisp, shortbread pastry this crowd pleaser is lovely served with steamed veggies and mash.
Sneak finely grated carrot into the tomato paste kids love pizza and you can hide lots of vegetables inside it
Liven up your little one's breakfast plate with these cute teddy bear toasts. They're super easy and you can even get the kids to help!
The ingredients for this dip are a little bit naughty, but it is a great way to get that cheesecake flavour without actually having a slice of cheesecake. If you use lots of fresh fruit to dip in this I think its a great treat.
Sandwiches day in and day out can become so ho-hum. Brighten things up with these fun sandwich dumplings. Simply spread your desired filling onto fresh bread and press in a dumpling mould for a fun sandwich alternative.
Jazz up an ordinary lunch box sandwich with this fun alternative - sandwich kebabs. Pop on a few veggie garnishes and lunchtime suddenly got a lot more fun!
You can throw these drumsticks into a bag to marinate before you go to work and you will have dinner ready to place in the oven when you get home.
Make your own little party pies with this recipe. Ideal for little fingers they make a great party food option. Make the filling the day before and the final baking will be done in half an hour.
A budget friendly healthy meal that makes use of pantry staples.
Fabulous for kids parties as well as their lunch boxes, these fruity sticks will make healthy snacking tasty and colourful.
Fairy bread is a quick fun dish for birthday party or as a special treat for lunch when friends come to play. Sprinkles sprinkles everywhere how delightful
This quick recipe turns a delicious peach crumble into a slice thats perfect for lunch boxes and afternoon tea. Using dried fruit, you dont have to wait for summer before you can enjoy the yummy flavour of this peach slice.
