Fairy wands
These are a cute, easy little Halloween treat for nice fairies and white witches. They also make a great activity and take home gift for birthday parties. Just prepare the biscuits ahead of time and let the decorating begin!
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.
Marbled chocolates
This recipe for marbled chocolates is great for the kids to get cooking. Place finished chocolates in small paper or foil cases for gifts. If you have an empty chocolate box in the house, fill it up with your homemade goodies.
Rice cooker quinoa porridge
Rice cooker quinoa porridge is super easy and a great way to make a healthy porridge without standing at the stove and stirring. Add your favourite sweetener and top with fresh fruit.
Grapesicles
These grapesicles are a fun, healthy alternative to ice-blocks on a hot summers day!
Banana cake with lemon icing
Use up leftover bananas to make this banana cake that's great for lunch boxes or as an after school treat. Then top with a delicious citrus icing. Yum!
Chocolate ripple and raspberry cake
This amazing dessert does not take long to make and you could already have all the ingredients in the cupboard. Everyone will be amazed at how well you can cook
3 ingredient trifles
Christmas is such a busy time that any cook will welcome a shortcut. So this 3 ingredient trifle is a perfect Christmas dessert for the kids.
Watermelon ice blocks
These frozen fruit-y goodies will cool everyone down on a hot summer day. The colourful layers are a fun change from the standard fruit popsicle flavours.
Peanut bubble cookies
Pantry staples make up the ingredients for these peanut bubble cookies. Melt, mix and bake and you've got a tray full of crunchy, nutty, chewy cookies to die for.
Ham coleslaw sandwich recipe
This yummy, crunchy sandwich recipe combines ham with the best homemade coleslaw ever. Easy as and tasty to boot!
Basic omelette
Omelettes are a great way to include eggs in your diet. Fantastic for breakfast, omelettes also make the perfect too-tired-to-cook weeknight dinner. Add cheese and tomato to the mix and you have a complete meal!
Easy Tim Tam fudge
This delicious Tim Tam fudge is so easy that the kids can make it. It is topped with three flavours of Tim Tams. This recipe makes a huge batch and can be halved if need be.
Rainbow Pancakes
Youve seen the famous rainbow cake. Now here are the rainbow pancakes. For a special occasion breakfast for a special little person, they are sure to delight.
Fancy fish fingers
Make your own fish fingers with fresh fish encased in a tasty parmesan crumb. But be warned, once you've tasted homemade you may never want to go back!
Honey soy chicken skewers
These homemade honey soy chicken skewers couldn’t be simpler! Marinate meat in advance, thread on the chicken and they are cooked before the rice is done. They're kid-friendly and super-yummy!
Mighty patties
A super simple barbecue recipe that's made for hiding hidden veggies! Make this meal quick sticks when you're on the go but want something filling yet healthy.
20 Dinner Ideas Kids Can Cook When You’re Exhausted
Here are 20 super simple dinner recipes that will take next to no time to make. Aside from the cooking and the cutting bits requiring grown-up assistance, these dinner ideas are easy enough for the kids to make.
Watermelon Popsicles
There is nothing more refreshing than big cold chunks of icy watermelon on a hot day so we have made it a little easier and given your watermelon a stick!
Farmyard birthday cake
If you are looking for a cake that will delight your toddler then this one is for you! This cute farmyard cake will delight busy parents too when they realise this is more a fun cake-decorating activity than actual baking.
Choc chip pancakes
Either as a treat for breakfast or a yummy dessert, these choc chip pancakes will be a hit with the whole family. Buy the more expensive choc chips that hold their shape when heated; cheaper ones melt and make it very difficult to flip the pancake.
Banana smoothie with Milo
Who doesn't love a iced chocolate and this one is good for them if you use low fat milk it will increase their uptake of calcium
2 ingredient pancakes
Did you know you could make pancakes with just two ingredients? Well you can and we are going to show you how so they're the best 2 ingredient pancakes ever!
Nutella pizza
If you're a fan of Nutella, you can't go past this dessert pizza recipe. Spread with the dark stuff and topped with strawberries, it's a dessert to die for!
Chia seed muesli bars
These chia seed muesli bars are great for the kids to take to school for recess and you wont believe how easy they are to make. You will never buy muesli bars again and best of all, they are nut free.
Chocolate brownies
You get a double choc hit with this deliciously fudgy chocolate brownie recipe, thanks to the cocoa and choc chip components. Bake until they're just cooked to make the most of the squidgy centre that's melt-in-the-mouth good.
Nutella popsicles
The kids will love these homemade popsicle sticks they taste better then the store bought ones. You could also almond milk or soy milk for people with airy allergy's
Valentine pie pops
These cute little Valentine pie pops can be made for your Valentine's Day sweeties in no time at all. Perfect for a February 14 party, super cute and oh-so-easy, just grab some pastry and jam and off you go!
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.
Easter chick cupcakes
These super cute cupcakes are the perfect way to celebrate Easter. Decorated with coconut and lollies to make the chicks' faces, they're one for the kids to help make.