Double choc fudge brownies
These yummy double chocolate cupcakes don't need icing when you bite in you get a liquid drop of chocolate perfect as a snack or dessert
Halloween Witches Hats
This Halloween, go a little crazy and make fun snacks for the trick or treaters in your neighbourhood. These witches hats are easy to make and they're full of surprises! Fill them up with your favourite little sweets and watch their faces when they discover what's inside!
Scrambled eggs
Scrambled eggs are one of the most popular ways to serve eggs for breakfast - particularly on lazy Sunday mornings. Now you can discover the secret to serving perfectly cooked scrambled eggs every time.
Orange and lemon poppy seed cake
The combination of orange and lemon rinds makes this delicious poppy seed cake especially zingy. And the lemony icing is wonderful too - you could double the quantity of icing, cut the cake in half and ice the middle as well at the top. Yum!
Flourless chocolate pudding
A variation on the traditional chocolate pudding, this recipe has no flour which makes this great if you want chocolate pudding for dessert that is also gluten free.
Easy scones
Whip up a batch of these easy peasy scones before the kids get in from school and serve them up with strawberry jam as an afternoon treat. Better still; make a double batch and freeze the leftovers for lunch boxes!
Banana muffins
Banana muffins are an easy addition to any lunch box with very little extra sugar added - and you could add choc chips, macadamias or pecans to the mixture for variation.
Buttermilk scones
Your kids will love getting their hands right into the flour to rub in the butter. Only a little bit of kneading required and then all the fun of cutting out the scones!
Berry scone wedges
The blueberry adds a lovely natural sweetness to these scones no need for jam or cream
Strawberry banana milkshake
An easy way to get fruit and diary into reluctant kids, this yummy milkshake combines the fresh flavours of strawberry, banana and ice cream to make a sweet treat they just won't be able to resist!
Cookies and cream ice cream cake
This delicious Cookies and cream ice cream cake has just four ingredients and your family will be just as impressed with the flavour as you are.
Choc-cherry fudge
This fudge is fantastic is rich and sweet with that lovely cherry flavour. It makes a wonderful gift if you pop it into a tin or a box
No bake hazelnut slice
This is a great recipe for the kids to help with as there is no baking and it is ready in minutes. It taste delicious and is perfect for an afternoon snack or to pop in as a treat in the lunchbox
Icecream cake cones
These fun cakes are great for a party or a sweet treat also can be made for kids with allergies or intolerances.
Mini hot dogs
Mini hot dogs are great for a party or a quick snack for lunch or afternoon tea for the kids.
Tiger toast
This toddler favourite will get even the fussiest of eaters munching in the mornings! Try this cheesy, Vegemite toast for breakfast or as a light lunch. Grrr!
2 ingredient Milo cake
If your kids are whining that theres nothing to eat, whip them up one of these Milo cakes each and youll hear nothing but satisfied silence. It sounds weird, but when you cook up the Milo it tastes like a yummy fudge brownie.
Weet-bix slice
Always popular and so easy to make, this Weet-Bix slice recipe is a great way to involve the kids in the kitchen. Let them crush up the Weet-Bix for the base and pour on the icing after it’s baked.
Chocolate brownie bliss balls
These delicious chocolate brownie morsels are nutrient dense and free of the naughty stuff, making them a fine addition to your bliss ball repertoire. Keep a batch on hand in the fridge to stave off chocolate cravings.
2 ingredient macaroons
These yummy macaroons are the perfect quick sweet treat that the kids will love helping to make. They're also super speedy to whip up if you have unexpected guests as they'll be done and dusted in 20 minutes!
Pink pillows (beetroot gnocchi)
These pink pillows can be served up freshly made with a knob of melted butter and shaved parmesan or bake straight from the freezer with cream and parmesan until pink and gold! It's a great recipe to get the kids involved too.
Banana blasters
The kids will love making these healthy crunchy banana ice blocks on a stick
Kids nachos
Make these kid-friendly nachos with a gentle spice mix that even the fussiest of eaters will love. Serve with corn nachos and let the hungry hordes dig in!
Black and white chocolate brownie
Who does not love a chocolate brownie now no arguing as it covers both white and milk chocolate lovers
Beef and potato croquettes
These beef and potato croquettes are delicious enough for the kids to gobble and parents to steal, which makes them the perfect dish for a kid's birthday party.
Caramel cupcakes
The warm caramel icing is delicious! There is no hardship in having to eat these cupcakes while the caramel icing is still warm.
Chocolate peanut slice
This slice may not be one to make for school lunches - what with nut allergy bans in most schools - but this is definitely a slice you can serve at home! Lovely and fudgy, it will be a popular addition to your repertoire.
Crunchy chocolate slice
This chocolate slice is fun to make and the kids can get involved it is quick and easy and is a winner in the lunch box or as a sweet treat