Egg salad boats
These cute little egg boats are the ultimate gourmet egg salad sandwich. Packed full of extra flavour, they have chives and pine nuts in the mixture.
Blueberry and orange muffins
Muffins are terrific lunch box snacks - and happily, they are about as easy as baking ever gets. Your kids will love these muffins with familiar flavours that never get old.
Chocolate sponge cake
This chocolatey spin on the classic sponge cake makes a deliciously special afternoon tea. Sandwich together with chocolate ganache, or keep things light and easy by filling with jam and fresh cream.
Healthy lunch box muffins
These healthy lunch box muffins are a little bit savoury, but sweetened naturally with the addition of grated apple and sultanas. They're a great alternative to sandwiches in lunch boxes and can be enjoyed warm or cold.
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.
Curried egg and ham wraps
Nothing like the soggy curried egg sandwiches you had for lunch as a kid, these yummy wraps will be a hit in your child's lunchbox. The curried egg and ham combine for tasty and healthy lunch.
Impossible quiche
This is a really beautiful and flavoursome quiche. Impossible quiche is called "impossible" because all the ingredients are mixed together and poured into a dish and when it cooks it forms it's own crust with filling.
Tomato, feta and bread salad
Heres a kid-friendly salad that gets better the longer you leave it - so you can dress it in the morning and it will be even more delicious come lunchtime.
Chicken noodle salad
You can have this tasty chicken noodle salad on the table in 10 minutes which makes it a winner as a midweek meal that you can be sure the kids will eat. There are plenty of veggies to ensure they get a nutritious boost too.
Moonlight bunny sandwich
This very sweet little bunny sandwich is a delicious friend to invite for lunch. Easy to make, and even easier to eat, it'll hop right off the plate!
Carrot walnut loaf
Carrot and walnuts are a classic combo and taste terrific when baked together into a bread. Try this easy loaf that's a healthy choice with only half a cup of sugar added. Perfect for afternoon tea after a busy day.
Cheese twists
These crunchy cheese twist make great snacks with a glass of wine or pop them in the lunch box the kids will love them
Bread and butter cucumbers
Team cucumbers with vinegar and spices to make a delicious pickle that will transform your sandwiches and cold meats.
Yoghurt and berry pots
These cute little yoghurt and berry pots are perfect for lunch boxes and if you use frozen fruit they will still be chilled by recess!
Raspberries and white chocolate muffins
These are sure to be a favourite with both adults and children. Made with fresh raspberries and white chocolate these muffins are not only delectable but really easy to make.
Rice bubble and sultana biscuits
These are a quick biscuit which take under 10 minutes to make great for the lunchbox or as an afternoon snack
Rice pudding with strawberries
There is nothing more comforting and full of love than a baked rice pudding. This dish is topped with fresh strawberries to make it even more irresistible.
Olive focaccia
Making bread isn't as hard as you might think. This foccacia is topped with olives and garlic for a delicious bake that will make your whole house smell gorgeous.
Cold pizza strips
I made up the sauce recipe when my youngest refused to eat vegetables. It is a fast and healthy base sauce. You can use the leftover sauce for another meal, perhaps a pasta dish during the week or a base for a meat sauce.
Cute carrot cupcakes
These cute-as-a-button carrot cupcakes are packed full of healthy grated carrot, which means not only are the sweet and pretty, but they are also good for you! The kids will LOVE these little goodies come Easter time!
Anzac biscuits
Crunchy and delicious, Anzac biscuits made with oats are a lower GI alternative to many packet biscuits and are cheap to make. Containing coconut, golden syrup and butter, these biscuits do not use egg as a binding agent.
Pizza fingers
These are great for Halloween as they look like fingers with the red on the end, they are great to wrap in foil and served cold in the lunchbox
Healthy almond honey oat yoghurt muffins
This is a really flexible recipe and you can use different fruits and yoghurts for different flavourings.
Homemade sizzler’s cheese toast
The homemade sizzler's cheese toast is a different spin on normal cheese on toast. It's crunchy and can be frozen and served up later as a quick snack.
Leftover roast lamb flatbreads
Turn last night's lamb roast into tomorrow's lunch with these delicious filled flatbreads. They're finished off with a refreshing yoghurt dressing for a tasty twist on an old favourite.
Savoury baked rice
This is the perfect dish created from leftovers for a Sunday night easy meal. Grab some cooked rice and eggs, add some tinned tomatoes and off you go!
Pizza pinwheels
These pizza pinwheels are super-easy to make, having no yeast in the recipe. They are equally popular as a snack after school as a yummy alternative to sandwiches in the lunch box.
Coconut chocolate chip cookies
Brown sugar, choc chips and coconut combine to make these soft and chewy, oh-so-yum cookies. A cookie recipe that's best served warm from the oven - if they last that long!
Gingerbread biscuits
Making gingerbread biscuits is a fun activity you can enjoy with your kids. After making and baking the biscuits, you can have fun decorating each with icing and sweets.
School day smoothies
If your kids are into smoothies, there's no reason why they can't enjoy one at school. Simply freeze them ahead of time, and they'll be cold and ready to drink by lunchtime.