What To Do With Your Child’s Leftovers
The ultimate guide to using up your child's leftover food, including recipes from the Love Food Hate Waste website and the Kidspot Kitchen.
Bananas in Pyjamas
Swap the dark chcolate for white chocolate for something different.
Banana damper
This recipe is so easy and gives a great moist result. Serve it with butter and golden syrup.
Banana biscuits
This fanastic lunchbox filler uses up the ripe bananas in the fruit bowl.
Banana and maple syrup muffins
Use up the ripe bananas in the fruit bowl with this tasty muffin treat.
Banana and chocolate parcels
These puffy parcels of banana have yummy hits of chocolate with the chocolate chips and have the added crunch of almond flakes. You can make them and eat them hot, or cool them and keep them for morning pastries with coffee.
Baked campfire apples
Baked campfire apples are fun to cook over the camp fire or in the oven
Babys first apple puree
After rice cereal, fruit purees are baby's next step in new taste sensations. Naturally sweet, apple puree is easy to make and healthy for your baby, either by itself or mixed into rice cereal.
Apple pancakes
Serve on their own or with maple syryp and ice-cream for a lovely dessert
Apple juice
A really flavour packed and pulpy concentrate that has no added sugar. This apple juice recipe can be served to babies from 4 months of age. It has no added sugar and can be easily diluted. It is gentle on little tummies.
Apple cinnamon muffins
These moist apple cinnamon muffins are so easy to make. Bake and store them in the freezer for a quick lunch box solution.
Apple and cinnamon scrolls
Apple and cinnamon scrolls are easy to make and a very tasty for morning tea, afternoon tea or for lunch box snacks.
Ambrosia salad
A healthier version than the classic Ambrosia .
Crunchy pineapple with strawberry topping
A fun dessert recipe the kids can help make, these slices of pineapple topped with a mixture of biscotti, yoghurt, cream cheese and strawberries taste delicious.
Traffic light fruit
Keep them revved up with healthy fruit by threading red, amber and green colours onto a skewer.
Creamed rice with spiced apples
Creamed rice is an old family favourite. Topped with apples lightly spiced with cinnamon this makes a delicious dessert that's also suitable for toddlers.
Raspberry and pear yoghurt
This fruity raspberry and pear yoghurt is packed with Vitamin C, potassium, iron and magnesium. Add the fibre from the pear and the calcium from the yoghurt, and this snack for bub is as perfect as can be!
Fruity solar system
Kids will love this fun plate of fruit and vege and they will learn something as well
Fruity baby dessert
These fruit cubes are convenient for dessert or for mixing with baby's cereal.
White chocolate and raspberry mousse
White chocolate and raspberries go beautifully together and this light, fruity mousse is no exception. Perfect as a special dessert.
Apple teacake
This is a wonderful everyday cake that youll want to make almost everyday because its so yummy! Other mums will be begging for the recipe.
Citrus poppy seed cake
Citrus poppy seed cake is delicious with a cup of tea and this one gets a boost from vanilla-infused citrus fruits that are baked in the oven and then poured over the top of the cake.
Slow cooker pear and pecan pudding
A delicious fruity pecan pudding that comes complete with its own caramel sauce underneath. It's great served with ice cream or custard.
Orange marmalade cake
This is a wonderful cake to eat with a cuppa for afternoon tea or as a simple weekend bake. The marmalade adds a real zesty zing to the mixture. Delicious!
Frozen coconut bananas with passionfruit dip
These coconut and jam coated bananas make a great snack for your child's birthday party. Dipped into the passionfruit and yoghurt dip makes them particularly delicious!
Fruity sticks
Fabulous for kids parties as well as their lunch boxes, these fruity sticks will make healthy snacking tasty and colourful.
Raspberry bliss bombs
What a taste sensation — the slightly bitter hard chocolate and juicy raspberry in the middle makes these well and truly worth the effort. Great as an after-dinner treat.
Apple and sour cream slice
This delicious slice is super quick and tasty and will look like you have been in the kitchen for hours
Pork with peach salsa
Make tonight's dinner extra special with this healthy recipe that marries pork and peaches. The result? A lovely, light and fresh meal you'll want to make again and again.
Fresh pear tarte tatin
This fresh pear tarte tatin is a family favourite at my place. Its easy to make and perfect for when pears are in season.