Halloween teeth
These scary Halloween chomping smiles can be made up in a flash because theres no actual cooking involved!
These scary Halloween chomping smiles can be made up in a flash because theres no actual cooking involved!
This easy strawberry slice recipe has a biscuit base and a fruit jelly topping with fresh strawberries. Lovely as a summery dessert or as a party treat for little ones.
Moist and delicious banana bread is easy to make with this mum-tested recipe from Kidspot. It can easily be toasted to serve with butter or transformed into a gluten-free recipe by substituting the flour and baking powder for a gluten-free variety.
This recipe combines spicy banana bread with lush cinnamon flavoured apples that makes a delicious and moist loaf. More fruit and less cake, perfect lunchboxes or morning tea.
This delicious marinade makes any cut of chicken really tasty! The citrus tenderises the meat while the oil makes it extremely juicy.
Try this creamy fruit dessert when you want something quick, easy and delicious. The berries mix with cream, honey and yoghurt to create a deceptively light, yet decadent, dessert. Yum!
These banana fritters are gorgeous with a drizzle of maple syrup and a scoop of ice-cream. They are a great dessert for when you are on a budget and you can whip them up from pantry ingredients. Try and stop at one!
These delicious little cupcakes will take pride of place on any table perfect for a morning or afternoon tea you can use fresh or frozen berries.
Caramelised pears are great for so many recipes or you can just serve them with a big scoop of ice cream. I always make a batch of these when pears are in season and put them in the fridge in a large glass jar.
These white chocolate filled raspberries are a total taste sensation. Raspberries are fabulous on their own but when you fill their little cups with warm melted white chocolate, they become sublime!
This crumble recipe is easy, fast and can be thrown together from ingredients already in your pantry for those unexpected guests. You can substitute any fruit for the peaches and pears used here and it takes little time to mix all crumble ingredients together and bake to a golden crunch.
Everything about this strawberry fridge jam is good - theres no cooking, its refined-sugar free, its packed full of the superfood chia and it only takes about five minutes to prepare.
Looking for a healthy snack that the whole family can enjoy? These little bites are incredibly delish and will satisfy your craving for a sweet treat. And the kids will think they're pretty yummy too!
This pear and almond cake is rich and moist and is perfect for your next cake stall or school fete. Make it gluten-free by using gluten-free flour or rice flour.
Make use of seasonal berries with this easy strawberry jam recipe you can make in the microwave. There's nothing like a jar of homemade jam to eat with your toast
This mango ice cream is creamy and delicious and fast if you keep those ingredients in the freezer. The best part is that it is healthy and your kids will love it.
Try this shortcrust pastry tart when you want something warming but still elegant for dessert. The homemade custard pairs beautifully with the pears. Best served warm.
There is no end to the things you can do with this versatile fruit compote. Dollop some on your breakfast cereal, put a few spoons in your smoothie or eat it on top of toast or in a sandwich. The only limit is your imagination!
These moist apple and yoghurt cupcakes are topped with an irresistible cream cheese and honey-spiked icing. Perfect as an after-school snack or as a special treat for the lunch box.
Dairy free, this moist and delicious tangy cake uses vegetable oil instead of butter and oranges to give it a zesty, zingy flavour. Dust with icing sugar for a teatime treat or serve with a dollop of cream for dessert.
A fool is a classic English dessert that combines cream, fruit and meringue. Try this easy Berry Fool that includes marshmallows, strawberries and a grating of chocolate across the top.
An old-dessert with a modern twist, this recipe is sure to be a hit. Filled with lots of yummy chocolate biscuits, mascapone and raspberries, you'll certainly head back for seconds!
If you are looking for a naughty-but-nice party treat then these chocolate dipped apple slices will fit the bill. Decorate them with sprinkles, nuts or shredded coconut and they will disappear quick sticks!
These fruit sushi are a cute fruity snack for parties, for after school or just as a fun cooking activity with the kids.
Christmas time is well known for the abundance of fresh fruit available. Why not use the season's bounty to create this beautiful centrepiece for the big day and impress your guests?
This one-bowl cake recipe has a delicate citrus flavour which is enhanced by the orange icing. A pretty summery bake that's as delicious as it looks.
Give your kids a thrill with these delicious banana bread cupcakes. Topped with dreamy honey cream, the whole batch will be gone before you know it.
These fun fruit snacks are inspired by the much-loved Sesame Street characters, Bert and Ernie. They'll brighten up snack time and help your little ones enjoy their fruit. It's another winning way to make food fun!
This classic French dessert is usually made with cherries but this version made with pears is a delicious twist on the original. Juicy pears poke through a rich vanilla batter that's perfect served warm with a dollop of crème frâiche. Bon appétit!
These delicious Nutella and banana fruity snacks are so easy you can prepare them for the after-school rush in five minutes. They also look cute on party platters.