Fast burgers
Why buy takeaway when you can have these? Make them just how you like and if you really want a REALLY BIG burger add an egg and a pineapple ring.
Why buy takeaway when you can have these? Make them just how you like and if you really want a REALLY BIG burger add an egg and a pineapple ring.
We can often overlook the humble egg sandwich when making the kids lunches. Here's a modern take on the old version of the egg salad.
These delicious fish fingers are baked and not fried and kids DO love those golden crunchy crumbs. Here we serve them with a yummy side of guacamole that is so simple the kids could even make it.
Get dinner on the table in no time at all with this recipe for spaghetti with pesto. Making your own pesto is really quick and easy but if you prefer, buy a good quality pesto to stir through the spaghetti.
These easy to make muffins are the perfect lunch box fillers. If you want to make them a little more sophisticated, you can drizzle melted dark chocolate over the top of each muffin, but I think they're pretty good just as they are!
For a family meal everyone will enjoy the crumb coating for these tender chicken nuggets just add a teaspoon of mixed dried herbs.
Here's what to do with chicken breasts when you're all out of ideas. Stuff them with apple and cheese for a fancy-looking, but really very simple, gourmet dinner. Serve with fresh veggies and mash.
This cheesecake dip with fruit sticks recipe is a great after dinner treat or afternoon snack. The kids will be delighted - it's healthy, fun and delicious - what more could you want after a long day at school?
Coconut rice gives the idea of rice pudding a whole new meaning! The perfect finish to an Asian-inspired meal, this easy dessert combines the creaminess of cooked rice and coconut milk with the freshness of banana slices. Delicious!
These are delicious straight from the oven while they are hot and smear with more lashings of butter. Cut them in half and stuff with ham and tomato then reheat under the grill.
Crisp French toast cut into heart shapes with a cookie cutter and served with fresh raspberries make this a wonderful Valentine's Day breakfast or an anytime treat when you want to say, 'I love you'.
Here's a kid favourite which it's best to start first thing in the morning if you want the flavour to develop properly. It's not hard though - just pineapple juice, sugar, soy and garlic will make these ribs melt in the mouth. Just have plenty of napkins handy!
Made moist with sour cream in the mix, these moo burgers are a great way to use up beef mince when you're not sure what to cook. Serve on lightly-toasted buns with cheese and salad for a burger from heaven.
You wont believe how fast you can whip up this tasty Mexican-inspired dish. Full of gutsy flavours that wont scare the kids, these quesadillas are a must-try for a lovely lunch.
This chicken fried rice is a great quick kids' dinner when you want to use up leftover veggies in the fridge and have some BBQ chicken to hand too! Some quick chopping action and frying pan is all that's needed to get this tasty meal on the table in minutes!
Celebrate your child's next birthday with this popular birthday cake recipe with wow factor! Easy to make, the volcano is made from chocolate cake and the lava from jubes or pieces of honeycomb.
An absolute winner for the whole family, this quick and easy chicken pasta bake can use leftovers and any pasta you like. Kids will LOVE this easy dinner.
These mini chicken lasagnes are full of trickery and shortcuts so you'll have these made in a very short time. They are delicious and kids love the individual serves.
Want a quick, cheap and easy sausage roll recipe? Then this one's for you. Using chevap sausages, these are the speediest sausage rolls you'll ever make!
The key to a crisp pizza base is to put the dough directly onto an oven-hot surface. I use a pizza stone and place it into the oven when I preheat the oven. When I make the pizza, I pull the stone out of the oven and create the pizza directly on top of the stone.
These delicious lettuce cups are filled with pork or chicken mince. Your kids will love wrapping up their own dinner tonight.
If your kids like sushi, theyll love opening up their lunch boxes to find these fun sushi rice balls. Filled with avocado and tuna, theyre the perfect transportable sandwich alternative for school days.
This healthy version of fish and chips will save your waistline and give you a healthy tasty meal. Fresh fish should be a regular part of your diet and this is a great way to cook it without deep frying.
Three ingredients are all it takes to make this marshmallow bubble slice. Melt butter, add marshmallows and rice puffs and you've got yourself a homemade LCM bar for the kids' lunch boxes. Result!
Consider making a double batch of these and popping some into lunchboxes cold. You can hide some veges in there as well.
So easy to make, these gluten-free peanut butter cookies boast macadamias and choc chips for a three-way taste sensation in every bite. Enjoy!
Macaroons are a light, airy biscuit. These coconut macaroons are a favourite! They are so easy to make! Gluten-free, nut-free and relatively low fat.
These little parcels of yum are a perfect way to throw together a tasty yet healthy dinner that even the smallest member of your family will wolf down.
This recipe for marbled chocolates is great for the kids to get cooking. Place finished chocolates in small paper or foil cases for gifts. If you have an empty chocolate box in the house, fill it up with your homemade goodies.