Grapesicles
These grapesicles are a fun, healthy alternative to ice-blocks on a hot summers day!
Parmesan toasts
My kids love these toasts in their lunch box. They go particularly well with a little container of hummus. I love to add rocket and prosciutto to mine and it becomes a sudden lunch or great with a wine
Tuna mornay
Tasty and easy, tuna mornay is a comfort food dinner that can be scratched together from whatever ingredients you have lying around. Making tuna mornay for dinner is also a great way to boost the amount of fish in kids’ diets.
Asian noodle omelette
Easy, low fat and really filling, this Asian noodle omelette makes you feel good just looking at it. You can make this dish in under 15 minutes!
Homestyle chips
These big chunky chips are soft and fluffy on the inside and crisp and crunchy on the outside. Make them to go with beer batter fish or a nice big juicy steak!
3 ingredient trifles
Christmas is such a busy time that any cook will welcome a shortcut. So this 3 ingredient trifle is a perfect Christmas dessert for the kids.
Hollywood starlet birthday cake
This simple, yet stylish, birthday cakes uses packet mixes for the cake itself (or ready made if you want to save time), topped with chocolate butter cream and decorated with stars and the Hollywood sign cut out of fondant. Too easy.
Peanut bubble cookies
Pantry staples make up the ingredients for these peanut bubble cookies. Melt, mix and bake and you've got a tray full of crunchy, nutty, chewy cookies to die for.
Raspberry and banana smoothie
Are you looking for a delicious and healthy start to the day for kids who just wont eat? This raspberry and banana smoothie ticks all boxes as it contains fresh eggs, milk, fruit and LSA mix.
Lamb chop casserole
This easy lamb chop casserole recipe is a great way to use this always popular cut of lamb. Served with mashed potato and green beans, it will become a family favourite casserole.
Shepherds pie
Shepherds pie or cottage pie as it is sometimes called, is a great budget recipe. It is simple, easy, comfort food at it's best. You can have this on the table for under $10.
Fancy fish fingers
Make your own fish fingers with fresh fish encased in a tasty parmesan crumb. But be warned, once you've tasted homemade you may never want to go back!
Sticky honey drumsticks
Make these sweet and sticky drumsticks for the kids to have with rice and steamed veggies. They'll love eating with their fingers - just have plenty of napkins to wipe them down with afterwards!
Banoffee pie
This is the super easy recipe for banoffee pie. Wondering what Banoffee means?! Banana and toffee, of course. Delish!
Rainbow fried rice
The kids are sure to devour this rainbow fried rice. The peas, corn and carrot make it a lovely colourful dish. Serving this up for dinner will be a raging success with all the family.
Veggie cream cheese spread pressed sandwiches
By pressing the sandwich edges together, you make all kinds of fillings even more portable than usual. Be creative as you want and make funny animal faces such as the cute cat sandwich pictured.
Garlic mushrooms, tomatoes and chipolatas
The gorgeous garlic butter in the mushrooms will soak through the vegetable onto the baking tray (hence the use of baking paper or foil) to leave a deliciously garlicky buttery residue. Think garlic bread here...
Easy Chinese lemon chicken
Tasty lemon chicken made just like a Chinese restaurant is one of the easiest ways to whip up a family meal that everyone will eat, without having to hit the local takeway. This version of Chinese lemon chicken is sweet and flavoursome.
Easy baked worms
This is a quick and easy spaghetti bolognaise meal for the entire family we call it worms as my boys love to suck them up and try to see who can eat the most spaghetti worms.
Vegetable and fish cakes
These vegetable and fish cakes are a tasty way to sneak some veggies into your child's dinner. Lightly pan-fried they make for a quick mid-week meal.
Slow cooker meatloaf
This slow cooker meatloaf is tasty and will cook away in your crockpot while you are at work. Get ready to come home to a divine smelling house and tasty meatloaf for dinner.
Watermelon Popsicles
There is nothing more refreshing than big cold chunks of icy watermelon on a hot day so we have made it a little easier and given your watermelon a stick!
Ham and pesto crepes
Crepes are a great little finger food for kids and especially good for parties as they can be pretty much all made in advance. Fill with whatever sweet or savoury ingredients you fancy. Our favourites are these ham and pesto crepes!
Choc chip pancakes
Either as a treat for breakfast or a yummy dessert, these choc chip pancakes will be a hit with the whole family. Buy the more expensive choc chips that hold their shape when heated; cheaper ones melt and make it very difficult to flip the pancake.
Apple and raspberry bread
If you love banana bread you will love this recipe with added raspberry and apple it is a delicious combination the whole family will love. Just cut of a slice after school as a healthy alternative to a piece of cake
Mexican chicken sandwich
These delicious chicken sandwiches are bursting with Mexican flavour and more of a main meal than a lunch box staple! Serve with homemade fries for a dish that's better than any takeaway.
Sausages with fruity salad
Give BBQ sausages a fruity twist with this out-of-the-box dish.
2 ingredient pancakes
Did you know you could make pancakes with just two ingredients? Well you can and we are going to show you how so they're the best 2 ingredient pancakes ever!
Nutella popsicles
The kids will love these homemade popsicle sticks they taste better then the store bought ones. You could also almond milk or soy milk for people with airy allergy's
Valentine pie pops
These cute little Valentine pie pops can be made for your Valentine's Day sweeties in no time at all. Perfect for a February 14 party, super cute and oh-so-easy, just grab some pastry and jam and off you go!