Apple and blackberry crumble
If you're looking for a gluten-free dessert recipe then this is the one for you. This apple and blackberry crumble uses almond meal and coconut for the crunchy topping. Serve with ice cream!
Love muffins
Perfect for Valentine's Day, these muffins taste amazing and look beautiful when arranged in a love heart. Decorate with pink icing and heart sprinkles!
Gluten-free pasta salad
There's no need to miss out on all the deliciousness that pasta has to offer when you're on a gluten-free diet. Simply use gluten-free pasta in the place of wheat pasta and you too can enjoy recipes like this tasty chicken and pasta salad.
Almond pancakes
Heres another gluten-free pancake recipe to add to your repertoire. With a wonderful nutty flavour from the almonds, and a hint of cinnamon, theyre a nutrient-dense and delicious breakfast that everyone will love.
Chicken Wonton Cups
These lovely crunchy wonton cups make a great weekend lunch or quick midweek dinner. The kids will enjoy putting them together.
Hummingbird cake
This beautiful cake is made with crushed pineapple and mashed bananas to give it a wonderfully moist texture. Top with a yummy cream cheese icing and serve as a special weekend treat.
Gluten-free peanut butter cookies
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!
Coconut macaroons
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.
Gluten-free marshmallow and passionfruit dip
Served with a platter of fresh fruit, this tasty dip is sure to prove popular at summer barbecues. For a gluten-free version use gluten-free marshmallows so those with a gluten intolerance can get dipping too!
Sausage and beef casserole
Having a no-fail casserole recipe in your arsenal is must-have for busy mums. And this is a recipe you can always rely on. With just a handful of simple ingredients, you've got a dinner everyone will love.
Apple muffins
Apple muffins are an incredibly healthy snack young children will love. Using natural yoghurt and grated apple and dates, this muffin recipe is deliciously scented with cinnamon and is just as good served hot or cold.
Chicken strips
I don’t shallow or deep fry very often. However, I did make an exception with these chicken strips as they are shallow fried. And they are sensational, so will be making these a regular ‘sometimes food’!
Lemony fish bites
These bites are perfect for a snack while watching the rugby or if friends are coming over the kids love them to with homemade chips they make a great Friday night fish n chips
Pulled pork buns
Slow cooked pork is delicious pull it and shred it and stuff it into buns and some coleslaw can be put in a sandwich the next day for lunches.
Chocolate dipped apple slices
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!
Flourless chocolate mousse cake
This rich, gooey, decadent flourless chocolate mousse cake ticks so many boxes. It's the perfect special occasion cake and would make a superb dessert for a dinner party served with cream and berries.
Spotty berry pancakes
Make your pancakes even more delicious by filling them with lots of yummy blueberries and strawberries. Top with maple syrup or honey and cream or ice cream. Yum!
Chickpea dip
I love this quick and cheap dip. Its great for adult and kids parties, perfect for a spread on sandwiches and even better when served with crunchy vegetable fingers.
Gluten-free apple and blueberry crumble
This apple and blueberry crumble is perfect for coeliacs and those with wheat intolerance and has all the flavour of a regular crumble. Serve it up with ice cream, cream or custard.
Ricotta pikelets
Perfect for breakfast, these ricotta pikelets are so easy to make. The berry butter on top makes them particularly moreish. We're sure you'll have to have a second serving.
Chocolate bark
What a great recipe it only has 2 ingredients perfect for a kids party or add liqueur and cranberries and its an adult version Yum
Purple pancakes
Make breakfast fun with these purple pancakes. The purple comes from pureed blueberries. Top with yoghurt, honey and fresh berries and the kids will love them!
Gluten-free scones
What's not to love about a freshly baked scone? This gluten-free version can be made sweet or savoury and makes a dozen.
Strawberry pops
Kids of all ages LOVE to make these. They are great for birthday parties, sleep overs or picnics.
Bells of St Clements muffins
Just like the nursery rhyme, these muffins are filled with yummy orange and lemon flavours. They make a zingy afternoon snack or lunch box treat. They can also be made gluten free.
Honey joys
You'll remember this recipe fondly from your childhood, and now you can help your children create their own childhood memories. These sweet little morsels are so simple to make - and taste crispy, sticky and delicious. A perfect party food that's simple to serve and is a hit with all ages.
Apple cake
This apple cake is a wonderfully moist cake, quick to make and if there is any leftover, great for lunch boxes or after-school snacks.
Crispy chicken tenders
These crispy chicken tenders will always be a hit with the kids. Serve with homemade wedges or chips and it's like having takeaway at home!
Crunchy munchy honey cakes
These honey-flavoured muffins are a cinch to make and even easier to eat! Topped with cornflakes and icing sugar, they're a sweet treat that's always a hit with the kids.