Mini Lamb Burgers
Cook these little lamb patties in the oven as a fast way to feed your hungry but happy crowd once you've served up these yummy mini lamb burgers with a side dip to satisfy their bellies.
Cook these little lamb patties in the oven as a fast way to feed your hungry but happy crowd once you've served up these yummy mini lamb burgers with a side dip to satisfy their bellies.
Quick, simple and tasty you can count on the kids and adults alike loving these easy to eat gozleme pouches.
Here's a fun way to serve sausages to the kids, with the added bonus of built-in vegetables to ensure a balanced meal they'll love to eat.
This chicken and snow pea stir fry is a really easy dinner option with simple flavours that even the kids will love. The combination of soy sauce, hoisin and sweet chilli sauce is also tasty. Add some carrot or capsicum if you want to up the veggie content.
Here's a great way to use up leftover bolognese without having to resort to spaghetti for a second night. Kids will love them and they won't even notice if you stir some extra grated vegetables or frozen peas into the meat mix.
These mini meat pies are delicious, and great to make in advance for lunches and dinners throughout the week. Cook up a huge batch and store them in the fridge to be heated up for dinner, or popped in school lunch boxes to save yourself the morning rush.
Make this basic Margherita pizza with our super simple pizza dough recipe, our easy pizza sauce and then add cherry tomatoes and cheese for a deliciously easy Italian meal.
Nothing beats a good spaghetti bolognaise recipe for a hungry family. This recipe is easy to make and includes grated vegetables that your kids won't even know they are eating!
Pumpkin soup is a family favourite that is easy to make and kind to the budget. Using butternut pumpkin, nutmeg, chicken stock and a little sour cream at the end, you can have this soup on the table in an hour.
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.
If you like popcorn chicken but like to keep it healthy, try this recipe using quinoa instead of breadcrumbs and oven baking instead of deep frying. Perfect.
If you've already got the pulled beef made, this recipe is a quick and tasty weeknight dinner.
This is a lovely hot dish the whole family will love it can be prepared in advance and then left all day to cook in the slow cooker perfect for when you get home.
This pastabake recipe is designed so you can make a large batch of the bolognaise sauce and use it as a bedrock for a few different dishes
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!
This easy toddler-friendly omelette is full of protein and veggies making it a nutritious breakfast or lunch for any little one with a hungry tum!
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!
This creamy pasta will delight the little ones as it's easy to handle! Lightly-cooked cherry tomatoes with a little garlic. It's bright, fast and tasty and can be on the table in less than 20 minutes.
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!
This is a classic and everybody has their own way of making it. I love it with the caramelised onions!
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.
There's nothing simpler to make - or more comforting to eat - than macaroni cheese. Serve on its own for an easy Sunday dinner or as a side dish with a barbecue and a fresh green salad.
Skip the tuck shop and fill the kids' lunch boxes with these delicious chicken dippers. Add a tangy sweet chilli dipping sauce and some salad for a really tasty lunch.
A scrumptious dinner for you and the kids these chicken pieces are super crunchy and taste delicious with a salad on the side.
Try this simple baked dinner when you want juicy chicken and tender roast veggies but don't fancy the washing up! This recipe uses just one baking dish which gives you all the flavour with none of the mess. Enjoy!
Beef stroganoff is a classic recipe that never goes out of style. Try this easy version that keeps things simple but delivers all the stroganoff flavours you know and love.
Potato cakes are an easy recipe to make for hungry kids. Made with simple ingredients including leftover mashed potato, even toddlers will eat these.
These toddler-sized pizzas use English muffins as the base and some basic toppings that your kids will love. Pop them under the grill and they're ready to go!